Hanks Describes His Study of Thailand Hill Tribes
Lucien M. Hanks Jr a Bennington College professor outlined NSF funded fieldwork in Northern Thailand near Burma. He mapped 50 by 20 mile area with about 130 villages and 10 000 people studying village life population distribution land use and communications while noting opium as a government concern and tribal revolts amid complex regional dynamics. His Thailand trips mark his third visit to the area.
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Lucien M. Hanks Jr
Bennington College
Thailand
Bennington Rotary Club
National Science Foundation
Hanks
Burma
Laos
Cambodia
Viet Nam
Randolph Man Dies When Struck by Car
Randolph 77 year old Bower Eds ward died at a hospital Monday from injuries suffered when struck by a car November 13. State police said a woman motorist, thinking she hit a deer, struck him at night and left the scene. He was found injured the following day.
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Randolph
UPD
Edsward Bower
Four Contemporary Works From Bennington College Music Dept
A Carriage Barn program by Bennington College musicians presented Maurice Ravel and Milhaud alongside Vivian Fine and Henry Brant pieces. Performances highlighted Gaspard de la Nuit and Barricades with vivid timbres, while Dreamscape offered imaginative texture and rhythm. The ensemble, including Brant Schonbeck Robinsky and Fine, drew an enthusiastic response and a spontaneous encore.
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North Bennington
Bennington Colege Music Department
Maurice Ravel
Juelian DeGray
Gaspard de la Nuit
Ondine
Mr. DeGray
Scarbo
Aloysius Bertrand
Darius Milhhaud
Milhaud
West Coast
West
Prairies
Henry Brant
Gunnar Schonbeck
Harld Robinsky
Vivian Fine
George Finckel
Shaftsbury car crash injures driver from Bennington
State Police identified Mary C. Haggerty, 57, of Bennington as the driver of a 1961 Pontiac convertible that went off the left side of U S 7 in Shaftsbury and hit a power pole. She escaped with minor injuries as the front end of the car was extensively damaged.
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North Adams
Mass
U.S. 7
Shaftsbury
Mary C. Haggerty
Vermont Skiing Display Promotes Southern Vermont Areas
A December window display at the Vermont Development Department in New York promotes 12 southern Vermont ski areas. Donald C. Hicks, executive director of the Greater Vermont Association, assembled props including a handmade cotton batting mountain and dolls on skis. The display features folders, brochures, parka patches, and a seven foot sign urging New Yorkers to See and Ski Southern Vermont. Hicks will install the display in New York, near Radio City Music Hall, where the VDD office attracts over 40,000 information requests yearly.
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New York
N.Y
Vermont Development Department
Vermont
Donald C. Hicks
The
Greater Vermont Association
Japan
Herb Post
Sign Post
Hicks
VDD
Radio City Music Hall
50Th Street
Sixth Avenue
Green Mountain
Rector Injured Buried Elizabeth Worden at 104
In Dallas UPI Mrs Elizabeth Worden born in England during Queen Victoria era was buried Tuesday. She was 104 last February. In Manchester Rev Robert L Clayton and wife suffered whiplash in a Montreal hit and run crash Sunday on a trip for holiday and parish duties. They were not seriously damaged.
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Dallas
UPI
Elizabeth Worden
England
Queen Victoria
Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Worden
Manchester
Robert L. Clayton
Montreal
Cerebral Palsy Unit Chairman Addresses Hoosick Falls Group
Don ald B. Fitzgerald Albany president of the United Cerebral Palsy Association of the Capital District spoke at the Kiwanis Club in Hoosick Falls. He discussed services and promoted a December telethon with co operation from National Commercial Bank & Trust Co. of Albany. Introduced by Leonard Liporace, the program also featured Rev. Thomas Cook of St. Mary's Academy High School and four leading students from the Little Red Schoolhouse TV program.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Kiwanis Club
Donald B. Fitzgerald
Albany
United Cerebral Palsy Association of the Capital District Inc
National Commercial Bank & Trust Co
Leonard Liporace
Thomas Cook
Osa
St. Mary’s Academy High School
Bennington Banner contact and publication details
The Bennington Banner published daily except Sunday and holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont. Advertising and newsroom contacts are listed with phone numbers 442 2684 442 2800 and 442 6300. The paper is a Banner Publishing Corporation member of United Press International.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Rev J Elmer McKee Dies Former Rector 77
Arlington obituary for the Rev James Elmer McKee former St Peter's Episcopal Church Bennington rector who died suddenly at his home Piety Place. Funeral services set for 11 a.m. Monday at St Peter's with visitation 9 30 to 10 30 a m in the church chapel. Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home handling arrangements. Further obituary to appear in Monday's Banner.
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Arlington
James Elmer McKee
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Bennington
St. Peter’s Church
Hanson - Walbridge Funeral Home
Police Probe Window Vandals In Bennington Village
Police search for a marble-throwing vandal suspected of breaking windows with a slingshot. Three incidents reported Friday include the Christian Science Church on Hillside Street, Dr. James Shea on 230 Grandview, and the Elks Club at 125 Washington Avenue. A marble was found near the damaged panes at two locations.
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Shaftsbury
School Street
YMCA
Guy Mattison
Bennington Village
Bennington
Christian Science Church
Hillside Street
James Shea
Grandview St
Elks Club
Washington Ave
California Police Seek Montpelier Girl's Killer
Police in Manhattan Beach seek a man who may have killed 22 year old Joyce Gale Walker a secretary at Space Technology Laboratories after an accident left her car disabled. She was attacked after returning home and stabbed multiple times with a 10 inch knife found near the body. The killer was seen talking to her at the accident scene and may have given her a ride home. Her father Dr. J A Walker from Montpelier Vermont flew to California after learning of the murder.
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Manattan Beach
Calif
UPI
Joyce Gale Walker
Space Technology Laboratories
Montpelier, Vt
Louise Hernandez
Ucla Medical Center
Robert Russo
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Miss Walker
Raynolds Wins After Recount in Vermont Senate
In Montpelier UPI report Blanche Stoddard Republican Windsor County failed to win reelection after a Friday recount. She dropped to fourth in a three seat race, losing 121 votes to the next rival. Olin Gay Springfield topped with 9,393 votes, Harold Ron Raynolds Springfield won 9,137 making him the first Windsor County Democrat in the Vermont Senate. Donald Arnold Bethel finished third with 9,031 votes.
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Olin Gay
Springfield
Harold Ron Raynolds
Windsor County
Vermont
Senate
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