North Shire Debates Vietnam at Manchester forum
About 85 people filled Grange Hall for Manchester peace committee’s three hour open forum on Vietnam titled Concern for America. Panelists including George Clay and Madeline Harwood argued policy, withdrawal plans, and the dissenting view, with questions from a tense audience.
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Manchester
Ferdinand Bongartz
George Clay
Sunderland
Mike Scott
Rupert
Jerry Wichemns
East Dorset
Peace Committee
Vietnam
Clay
Madeline Harwood
Bennington County
Bill Whitman
Manfred Ehrich
Nixon
Agnew
Thomas Jefferson
Khruschev
Time Magazine
U.S
Thieu
Army of the
Republican of Vietnam
ARVN
Hanoi
Sen. Harwood
Whitman
Harwood
Bennington
Singhman Rhee
Korea
Ehrich
Michael Scott
Bromley Set to Open Thanksgiving Ski Season 1969-70
Bromley ski area plans to open on Thanksgiving, Nov. 27, weather permitting, marking a fourth straight early start aided by a large snowmaking system. New director Hermann Gollner, a former Austrian junior champion, will lead Bromley’s ski school and demonstrations throughout the season as facilities stay open. Nixon spent Saturday night at Camp David after attending the Redskins-Cowboys game, avoiding comment on antiwar protests.
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Peru
Big Bromley
Bromley
Hermann Gollner
Fred Pabst Jr
Golliner
Ace Manley
Vermont
Gollner
United States
Pabst
Thurmont, Md
UPI
Nixon
Camp David
Washington
Dallas
Falls Girl Suffered Facial Lacerations in Hoosick Crash
Debbie Coonradt of Hoosick Falls was taken to Mary McClellan Hospital after a Friday night collision on White Creek Road. Passenger in John Kane's car, Kane swerved to avoid an object, lost control and hit a tree. No injuries to Kane or other passengers and no arrest. Investigation by Center Brunswick troopers. A separate Sunday morning Route 22 incident near Orlando Nardone resulted in facial and neck lacerations. he was treated and released at Putnam Memorial Hospital. investigation ongoing by Troopers Gundrum and Caola.
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Hoosick Falls
Debbie Coonradt
Carey Ave
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
White Creek
Hoosick
Miss Coonradt
John Kane
Home St
Kane
Center Brunswick Barracks
Route 7
Orlando Nardone
Vermont
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
G,h. Gundrum
R.J. Caola
Center Brunswick
Thompson Wins Bronze Star for Valor in Vietnam
Staff Sgt. Frank L. Thompson Jr. of Manchester received the Bronze Star Medal for Valor with Oak Leaf Cluster for actions July 8, 1969, in Long An Province while with Company C, 2nd Battalion, 60th Infantry, 9th Infantry Division. He maneuvered under heavy fire, was wounded, yet continued fighting until the battle ended.
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Manchester
Frank L. Thompson Jr
Frank L. Thompson
Fort Devens
Mass
John H. Cushman
Ssg
Thompson
9Th Infantry
South Vietnam
60Th Infantry
Long An
9Th Infantry Division
United States Army
Burr and Burton Seminary
Army
U.S. Forest Service
Brodie Offers Ski Program in New Ashford
Brodie Mountain hires Bill O Connell as director and launches Ski and See for beginners starting Nov 26 at 7 30 p m with four Wednesday nights. Cost 25 per person including instruction equipment rental and lift tickets. Registration starts Nov 19 in the Blarney Room. Film previews Ski the Outer Limits and The Subject was Skiing. Public invited no charge. Senate panel to probe billion dollar black market in U S and Vietnamese currency in South Vietnam. impact on US effort inflation and aid program noted.
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Ashford
Mass
Bill O’connell
Brodie Mountain
Brodie
U.S
Washington
UPI
Senate Permanent Investigations Committee
South Vietnam
Abraham Ribicoff
Dconn
West Hoosick Barn Destroyed by Fire
West Hoosick barn and farm equipment were destroyed by a fire of suspicious origin at the John B. Case farm. Mrs Case and her niece Miss Edna Lewis were awakened at 3 a.m. and firefighters contained the blaze after mutual aid from North Hoosick and local squads. State police investigation ongoing.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
John B. Case
West Hoosick
Edna Lewis
Town of
Five Day Forecast for Boston Weather
The five day outlook from Tuesday to Saturday shows above normal temperatures across New England. Daytime highs will be 40s to mid 50s in the north and 50s to low 60s in the south, with nights from upper 20s to 30s in the north and 30s to mid 40s in the south. A warming trend starts Tuesday, then turns cooler Thursday or Friday. Precipitation averages over half an inch, mainly rain Wednesday and Thursday.
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Boston
UPI
New England
U.S. Weather Bureau
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North Shire
Jerry Wichelns
Robert L. Clayton
Philippines
Joe Swayze
Sen
Michael Fay
Bob Hutchins
Dorset
Clifford Harwood
Scott
Wichelns
Joseph Fowler
Terry Tyler
Tyler
Joanna Swayze
Mr. Clay
Drysdale’s
Lot
OUNT
Artery Arcade
North Adams
Main St
Frank Thompson
Arlington
Helene Thompson
Frederick Pierce
Brooklyn, N.Y
Red Mountain Road
Herbert Douglas
Shaftsbury
Elaine Carrano
Real Estate Associates
Manchester Center
Beneficial
Beneficial Finance Co
Main Street
Charles W. Filkins
Florsheim
Gladstone’s Shoes Inc
Bennington, Vt
New England Bankcard Association
N. Main ST
Rutland
Royal Guard Lounge
H. Greenberg
Aahie
Wagoneer
Country Club
Jeep
Xasen Jeep Corpora
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