SOS Appeal Promotes Hunger Relief Through Churches
New York reports the 12th annual SOS Appeal by Protestant and Orthodox denominations seeking 1,257,542 dollars for overseas food distribution to 42 countries. Through Church World Service, millions of pounds of food aid support disaster relief and food-for-work projects aiding refugees and the disadvantaged worldwide. Since 1946 Church World Service has distributed three and a quarter billion pounds of government foods plus 150 million pounds of other foods via CROP programs. High protein supplements aid severe malnutrition victims globally.
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New York
U.S
America
Church World Service
National Council of Churches
Christian Rural Overseas Program
Connally recalls Dallas assassination memories
Governor John Connally spoke in Austin about the Kennedy assassination two years after the event. He described the moment the shots rang out in Dallas and recalled the bloodstains and his injuries. Connally, 48, remains healthy and has announced a third term.
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Austin
Tex
UPI
John Connally
Dallas
John JF. Kennedy
Connally
Flight to the Moon filmstrip aids area science lessons
The Bennington Banner distributes a free filmstrip titled Flight to the Moon to area schools. It chronicles manned space programs from Project Mercury to Apollo and includes photographs ofEdward White space walks and Apollo flight plans with accompanying teacher activities and quizzes.
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Bennington Banner
Edward White
VEC
Snowflakes Look Like Dollar Signs To New England Resorts
In New Hampshire and New England ski operators see hopeful signs despite scant snow. Thirty area owners argue improved state promotion and roads are key to reviving business, with calls for better eastwest links and feeder routes from I-91.
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New England
Concord
N.H
UPI
New Hampshire
Vermont
State Division of Economic Development
Granite State
Copple Crown
Brookfield
Rowe Mountain
Gilford
Spruce Mountain
Jackson
Black
Cannon
Sunapee
Temple
Tyrol
Poma
Whittier
H.H
Bill’” Whitney
Black Mountain Tramways Inc
Howard P. Chivers
Dartmouth
Hanover
Earle W. Chandler
Jagged Mountain Corp
Danbury
Bill Norton
Cannon Mountain
Franconia Notch
Black, Cranmore
Wildcat Mountains
Mt. Washington
Charles C. Beebe Jr
Temple Mountain
Plymouth
Arthur R. de Rosa Jr
Brookline
DeRosa
Norton
Beebe
Chandler
White Mountains
William Bardsley
Kings Ridge
New London
Bardsley
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut River
Interstate 91
Vermont Walks to Expand High School Driver Ed Laws
The Vermont Motor Vehicle Department plans to reintroduce and pass in a 1966 special session a bill to strengthen high school driver education and an interim Vehicle Laws Study Committee to compare state traffic laws with the Uniform Vehicle Code. The measures failed in 1965 when not enough votes were secured.
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Vermont
Malloy
Department of Communications and Statistics
Department of Safety
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Norwich University
Arlene Narkum
Wharton
N.J
Endicott Junior College
Queen of the University
Norwich
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Censes
National Highway Users Conference
State Traffic Safety Commission
Henry A. Stoddard
Rockingham
Grange
Mr. Stoddard
Ivan E. Edwards
Montpellier
Automobile Club of Vermont
KitchenAid
Knapp
Greenberg
Main St
Bennington, Vt
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Piu
IS Your
North Adams, Mass
Harrington
William M. Barber
Bennington
Alps
Bart Bros
David Jeremy Allen
David J. Allen
Airport Road
Shaftsbury
Wenonah
Bernard McCarthy
North Bennington, Vermont
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