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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1968
Page
7
Japan to build its first nuclear powered ship
Kyodo news agency reports Japan will begin construction of its first nuclear powered ship, an 8,300 ton vessel with a projected cost of 30 million dollars. The plan outlines a major step in Japan's maritime capabilities and nuclear tech development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
UPI
Japan
Kyodo
United States
In the Beginning 1968-69 School Year Highlights
Fall events include fall elections for Drama Club officers and sophomores initiating freshmen. Hockey and soccer opened with a pep rally. Faculty vs student scrimmages ended in a hockey tie and a soccer win by students. Field hockey remained undefeated. Forensic Club traveled to Burlington for the Vermont Forensic Conference. F.H.A. hosted its Southern District meeting. Mock national race voted Nixon by 100 to 99.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just For
Burlington
F.H.A
Vermont
Arlington High Students Stage Mock Elections and Drama
In state elections students favored Democrats amid Lt. Gov. Daley’s school visit. P.A.D. seniors organized campaigns for Nixon Humphrey and Wallace, with posters and a closing assembly where candidate speeches and panels followed. The Thespian Club will stage You Can’t Take It With You December 6 with a large cast and advisors. National Honor Society elected officers and plans fund boxes of holiday notes. Assemblies are scheduled throughout the year to promote speaking and participation, with events listed for November through January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daley
P.A.D
William Towne
Kenneth St. Germain
Nixon
Humphrey
Wallace
Moss Hart
George S. Kaufmann
Linda Pike
Penelope
Jim Marsh
Paul
Jo-Ann Keene
Essie
Robert Masi
Lisa Mangon
Alice
Tom Geer
Tony Kirby
Lee Owen
Martin Vanderhof
Mr. DePinna
Kelly Owen
Mr. Kirby
Linda Hanson
Mrs. Kirby
Cheryal Salter
Rheba
Tony Blair
Donald
Garth Parker
Boris Kolenkov
Paula Squires
Gay Wellington
Charles Dusha
Henderson
Rita Torrisse
Olga
Barry Mattison
Rick Hawley
Mento
Schoffstall
Gilmour
Arlington
St. Germain
AMHS Innovations Add New Classrooms and Coach
AMHS announces completion of a long awaited building addition with a large industrial arts room drafting room and two science rooms for physical science and biology chemistry. Several other improvements updated throughout the school. New student teacher Bruce Scott from Castleton is practice teaching in the commercial department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. H.S
Bruce Scott
Castleton
Falls Board Accepts Resignations
Falls village board accepts the resignations of Police Sgt Ronald L. Harrison who leaves for East Greenbush police and William J Pat Hennessey after 50 years in the fire department. The board commends both men, plans a souvenir for Hennessey, and calls for bids on new fire hoses while discussing housing project use for Walter A. Wood school property and municipal parking lot funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoolick Falls
N.Y
Ronald L. Harrison
East Greenbush
Leo J. Albowicz
Sgt
Harrison
William J
Pat’’ Hennessey
Donald St. Hilaire
Fire Department
Baker
Walter A. Wood
Atty
George Dougherty
Albowicz
Kenneth Lester
Edmund Skorupski
Richard A. Severson
McGuire
Severson
Cushman Fire Causes Minor Damage at Local Plant
A fire at the H. T. Cushman Mfg. Corp. Water Street plant in North Bennington started when an electric motor in a spray booth burned and ignited lacquer dust. The automatic sprinkler system activated, the blaze was quickly extinguished, and damage was limited to smoke and water with no estimate yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
H. T. Cushman Mfg. Corp
Water Street
Honor Roll Starts Strong With Seventy-Plus Students
The new year opens with 61 students on the Honor Roll. Betsey Moody earns high honors in the senior class. Senior honorees include Sandra Corey Dianne Grout Dianne Cross Katie Elwell Susan James Barbara Macksey Stephanie Mahler Nancy Poulin Barbara Walsh. Junior high honors go to Thomas Geer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsey Moody
Sandra Corey
Dianne Grout
Dianne Cross
Katie Elwell
Susan James
Barbara Macksey
Stephanie Mahler
Nancy Poulin
Barbara Walsh
Thomas Geer
Stephen Coulman
Sherry Erickson
Harvey Halbur
Helen Hoyt
Michael Keough
Michael Lindsey
Mark Riley
Margaret Webb
Keith Budro
Jo-Ann Keen
Nancy Corey
David Hagelberg
Terry Laskey
Richard Lawrence
Joanne Rice
Four Cornell College students expelled over classroom protest
Four male students at Cornell College in Mount Vernon were expelled after disrobing in a classroom to protest the Vietnam War. The college announced Tuesday that the students must submit papers explaining the social and philosophical rationale of their act by the end of the semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Iowa
UPI
Cornell College
San Francisco State College Closed by Student Riots
San Francisco State College shut down by the president after more than a week of violence and disruption. About 350 rock throwing demonstrators clashed with riot police as classes were suspended and talks with deans and faculty began to address campus turmoil sparked by the suspension of Black Panther George Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Francisco
UPI
San Francisco State College
Robert R. Smith
Smith
George Murray
State College System
Glenn Dumke
Murray
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Dan Clayton
Richard Holton
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Finast
The
Thespian Club of
Arlington High
National Honor Society
Betsy Moody
N.H.S
Wanda Cross
Ricci Stroffoleno
Steve Coulman
Keith Rice
Mike Keough
Amhs Innovations
JoAnn Buck
JoAnn Keene
John Maugsrud
Rick Lawrence
National Bank Region No
County National Bank OF
Bennington
Comptroller OF the Currency
Frank Hogel
Alexander B. R, Drysdale
K. R, Clayton
Robert D. Stout
Falls Board
Florida
Cushman
Depot Street
Bennington, VT
Kathryn Brown
Debbie Garneau
Anne Hoyt
Jeanne Knox
Andre Rogers
James Corey
Jeffrey Corey
Pat Hawley
Peter Hirsch
Lou Ann Lambert
Linda Lanoue
Joyce Mattison
JoAnn Moss
Brenda Rice
Shelley Salter
Dianne Squires
David Towne
Luke Rhodes
Ann Coley
Elaine Cormier
Diane Dusha
Erna Halbur
Karen Hanson
Kathern Hirsch
Mary Ann Powell
Chris Keough
Lorei Kreffer
Tina Labatt
Hope Lane
Barbara MacFarlane
Rebecca Mattison
Jeffrey Towne
Perry Wilcox
John Burke
Kathy Krell
Lee Owens
Lisa Mangan
Hamburg
Rusicomeann
J.H. Winslow
Shell
Johnson Oil CO
North Bennington Rd
Eas
America
Gooderham & Worts Ltd
Peoria
Ill
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