Mt Anthony student council evolves as STAF gains power
A long review traces STAF’s origin from the Mt Anthony 12 to the SPSC and then STAF, highlighting student teacher administration talks, constitutional hurdles, and growing confidence. It notes openings in the MAUHS Bulletin and reports on the first concert by Daniel Antoui, plus a rehearsal for The Glass Menagerie and the Educational Environment Committee weighing a student smoking area and bathroom upkeep.
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STAF
Mt. Anthony
Mt. Anthony 12
Chicago 7
SPSC
Daniel Antoui
Purcell
Bach
Haydn
Imme
Kevin O’neil
Quotes on prostitution decriminalization and Anglophone relations
George F. Will argues prostitution should be decriminalized as the world oldest nuisance. Robert Collins compares Quebec's view of Anglophones to Canada's view of the U.S., highlighting mutual misunderstanding and size dynamics.
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Quebec
Canada
U.S
Robert Collins
Toronto
Free-Lance
DuPont Magazine
Election returns and bulletin board spectacle in Vermont
The Banner will tabulate county and state election returns this evening and invites calls or downtown visits to view the electrified bulletin board. Polls opened at 6 this morning with lighter turnout than expected. key race featured Fred C. Martin of Bennington versus Warren R. Austin of Burlington on the New Deal issue. Two thousand voters had cast ballots by noon in Bennington. The liquor control board bans sale of alcohol on election day, so Bennington liquor stores will not distribute to victors or defeated.
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Armory
Fred C. Martin
Bennington
Warren R. Austin
Burlington
Liquor Control Board
Post Office expands fleet and clocks aid services
Looking Back notes the Department buys a second parcel post truck a one ton International to improve mail distribution along with two electric clocks. A 1949 Plymouth sedan serves the village police. Miss Mari Tomasi’s Like Lesser Gods debuts at Bennington Bookshop, exploring granite workers and silicosis. Winners named for Bennington County races Senate Robert M. Wilson Allen Angney House George Van Santvoord Dorset William Burns Arlington Marjorie Doyle Manchester George Heaslip Pownal James Louns bury Readsboro Kenalene Collins Sunderland Winifred Stone. John Maloney reelected sheriff and Gov. Hoff wins reelection. Historical milestones from 1733 to 1955 referenced.
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Mari Tomasi
Bennington
Santvoord
Dorset
William Burns
Arlington
Marjorie Doyle
Manchester
George Heaslip
Pownal
James Lounsbury
Readsboro
Kenalene Collins
Sunderland
Winifred Stone
John Maloney
Philip H. Hoff
New Morality in Politics: Rockefeller and the Vice Presidency
A critical look at the sprawling probe into Nelson Rockefeller as a potential vice president. The piece argues the morality crusade serves political motives, questions the depth of what qualifies a VP, and satirically notes the heavy police scrutiny now aimed at Rockefeller while highlighting the broader dysfunctional dynamics in Congress and presidential politics.
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Rockefeller
Grand Rapids
Michigan
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