Bearing Arms and Duty in a Turbulent Era
A View From Mt Anthony argues for bearing arms as a duty to country challenging pacifist and conscientious objector views. It compares COs medics who help war wounded without active combat to brave soldiers, warns against neutralism, cites World War II lessons, and asserts the need to defend democracy amid many seeking entry to the country.
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Cos
Atlantic
Europe
East Germany
Maryland Youth Arraigned On Stolen Property Charge
A 21 year old Maryland man William P Birmingham of Kensington pleaded not guilty in Bennington District Court to knowingly possessing and receiving stolen property for a 1969 Opel Cadet stolen Nov 22. Bail set at 500 dollars. He also faced three charges from the prior day with bail 250 each. Others in Monday sessions included Kessick remanded for evaluation, Griffis fined, two teens fined for petty larceny, and several youth offenses with various fines.
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Maryland
Bennington
William P. Birmingham
Kensington
John P. Morrissey
Birmingham
New Englander Motor Inn
Darling Kelly’s
Mon
Robert E. L. Kessick
Woodford Road
St. Albans
Kessick
Griffin Inc
Arlington
George Griffis
Mack Molding
East Arlington Road
Peru
Erik S. Jensen
Landgrove
Donald W. Hazelton
Londonderry
Floyd Snow
John T. Carmody Jr
Albert F. Kent Jr
Manchester Depot
U.S. 7
Dorset
Donna L. Bowen
Edward K. Slavin
Gary S. Roberts
Manchester
First Patient Birth At Natick Leonard Morse Hospital
Natick Massachusetts UPI reports Kathy Pollock became the hospital’s first patient as ribbon cutting ceremonies opened Leonard Morse Hospital. Hours later she delivered her fifth child, a daughter, marking a historic opening day.
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Natick, Mass
Fire Auxiliary Plans Yule Fete
Fourteen members attended the regular Bennington Rural Fire Department Auxiliary meeting at Beech Street Firehouse. Reports were read and accepted. Marie Turgeon reported on a successful chicken barbecue. Members discussed a December Christmas party and January meeting with grab bag gifts of one dollar.
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Bennington
Natural Resource Council Opens Montpelier Office
Vermont Natural Resources Council moves to establish an office at 97 State St in Montpelier with Justin Brande new executive officer. Mrs. Newton Garland is named board chair with appointments to finance legislative publicity education and executive committees for VNRC.
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Montpelier
Vermont Natural Resources Council
VNRC
Vermont
Justin Brande
Cornwall
State St
Tavern Motor Inn
Newton Garland
Burlington
Richard M. Brett
Woodstock
Jonathan Brownell
Calais
John Drysdale
White River
Bennington
Perry Merrill
James Marvin
Garland
Marine Graduates Dawson Completes Training at Parris Island
Private James W. Dawson son of Mr and Mrs James J Dawson of North Bennington Road has graduated from boat training at Parris Island South Carolina and individual combat training at Camp Lejeune North Carolina. He is on a 20 day leave before reporting to the Naval Air Station in Jacksonville Florida. He is a 1967 Mt Anthony Union High School graduate and attended Central Missouri State College. Sterling, Kan UPI The Sterling Silver Bowl Thanksgiving Day game will feature Hutchinson against Nassau Garden City NY two unbeaten junior colleges.
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James W. Dawson
James J. Dawson
North Bennington Road
Parris Island
S.C
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Naval Air Station
Jacksonville
Fla
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Central Missouri State College
Sterling, Kan
UPI
Hutchinson
Kan
Nassau
Garden City
N.Y
Subscribers Urged to Save Vermont ETV Evenings
Burlington reports ETV faces loss of all evening programming after Jan 1 due to funding shortfalls. Richard Young, public rep, and station manager H Odell Skinner urge readers to contact governor, lawmakers, and representatives to secure a supplemental appropriation. They note requested funds of 598000 vs 446626 received, keeping evenings off air without more money.
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Vermont
ETV
Young
Audubon Sale to Benefit Berkshire Sanctuary in Pittsfield
The Pleasant Valley Sanctuary eighth annual Christmas sale is set for December 3 at the Berkshire Museum Pittsfield from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mrs James G Garivaltis chairs the event. Proceeds go to the Lenox sanctuary with gifts from Massachusetts and other regions plus some foreign items.
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Audubon Society
Berkshire
Pittsfield
Mass
Pleasant Valley Sanctuary
Berkshire Museum
James G. Garivaltis
Massachusetts Audubon
Mt Anthony board acts on investments and BREF bill
The Mt Anthony Union High School District board discussed investing 1.3 million tax dollars in treasury bills over commercial paper for safety. It approved studying future district banking splits, set 3,000 for a junior high site option, and, with reservations, supported the Bennington Religious Education Foundation BREF release time legislation, awaiting state action.
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Mt. Anthony Board
Bref Bill
Mt. Anthony Union High School
William Castle Sr
Eugene V. Clark
Treasury
Vermont Bank and Trust Co
Catamount National Bank
Bennington Religious Education Foundation
BREF
Bennington
Clark
David Adler
Gilman
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