Millen Brand and notables visit Washington protests
Millen Brand and Pauline Leader Brand plus other Brands attended a Washington war protest in a Quaker bus. they were evacuated back to New York in a Fordham Catholic bus after the crowd dispersed. The Brands carried names of two Illinois GI deaths in Vietnam during the vigil. Brand's Savage Sleep sits on paperback lists while The Outward Room peaks in Portugal. The piece mentions Daniel Brand at MIT and other Brand family members, plus unrelated arts news and honors.
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Millen Brand
Pauline Leader Brand
Daniel Brand
Washington
New York
Fordham
White House
Illinois
Vietnam
Portugal
Brand
Weekly school lunch menu with varied meals
A sequence of daily lunch options lists Monday through Friday offerings for multiple weeks. Items include sloppy joes, grinders, pineapple juice, hamburgers, tuna salad, spaghetti, baked ham, meat loaf, breaded fish, pork sandwiches, pizza, luncheon meats, macaroni and cheese, hot dogs, chicken noodle soup, barbecue beef, and sides like corn, spinach, potatoes, fruit, cookies, pudding, and milk.
Senior Citizens Notes Bus Trip Enjoyed Colonie Outing
Seniors 55 and over enjoyed a Colonie bus trip and look forward to future excursions. A flu clinic will be held Monday December 8 from 2 30 to 4 30 PM and 7 to 8 PM at the North Street Senior Citizens center. Those due for second or booster shots are urged to attend with Dr Ruth Stein leading.
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Colonie
Senior Citizens’ Center
North Street
Ruth Stein
Wyeth Sketches Tricia Nixon at White House Dinner
Jamie Wyeth drew Tricia Nixon on a White House state dinner menu and signed it for his enchanting dinner partner from her unruly escort. Connie Stuart, First Lady staff director, said she would not spark a romance. Wyeth attended the dinner with his father Andrew Wyeth. he is married.
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Washington
UPI
Jamie Wyeth
Tricia Nixon
White House
Connie Stuart
Wyeth
Andrew Wyeth
Goucher College accepts Mt Anthony senior Tracy Barret
Tracy Smith Barret, a Mt Anthony Union High School senior and honor student, has been notified of admission under the early decision plan to Goucher College Baltimore Maryland starting September. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Carter Barret of Bank Street and the college is affiliated with Johns Hopkins University and Medical Center. Also included is a December calendar of senior citizens activities at the center with events from December 2 to December 30 and a Christmas party on December 18 at 7 30 p.m. Reservations due December 12 with gifts requested for attendees aged 55 and over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scribner
Senior Citizens Center
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Edna Lamp
Ruth Jackson
Josie Ballou
Stella Chevlen
Mary Cone
Tracy Smith Barret
Goucher College
Baltimore
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Johns Hopkins University and Medical Center
Miss Barret
Richard Carter Barret
Bank Street
Bennington Lanes
Donald Beaupre
The Trouble With Cocktail Parties During the Holidays
A reflective essay on holiday social life at Princeton, recalling the era of abundant cocktail parties. The author contrasts cocktail culture with dinner parties, praising aperitifs and sophisticated conversation while sharing recipes and stores for vermouths and French aperitifs.
Brandon Group Plans December Meeting at Brandon Training School
The Brandon Training School Association will hold its December meeting on Sunday December 7 at 2 p.m. in the administration building lounge. Discussion may include changing by laws on meeting dates. All parents and interested friends are urged to attend.
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Brandon
Brandon Training School Association
Italian divorce bill clears chamber debate in Rome
Rome Italy UPI The chamber of deputies finished debate on a bill to legalize divorce with a final vote expected Saturday. Cardinal Angelo Dellacqua the pope's representative in Rome urged prayers against what he called the scourge of divorce.
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Rome
UPI
Chamber of Deputies
Italy
Pope Paul VI
Angelo Dellacqua
Hale Mt Club Forum on Gun Controls
The Hale Mountain Fish and Game Club of Bennington and Shaftsbury will host a gun control forum at Molly Stark School in Bennington Monday night at 7 30. The event will focus on Senate bills S 3 and S 62 and invite all Bennington County legislators. Speakers include Harry R. Montague IBM executive and Vermont Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs president and David J. Allen former state representative and VFSC director. Participants may ask questions and join in the discussion.
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Hale Mountain Fish and Game Club
Bennington
Shaftsbury
Molly Stark
Senate
Bennington County
Harry R. Montague
Westford
IBM
Vermont Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
David J. Allen
Vermont House of Representatives
Legislative Council
Allen
Vermont Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs
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Skye
Margaretta Schuyler
Donald
Katrina) Hemenway
Old Bennington
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New York City
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Ed Sullivan
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Pamela
Edgar Blair
California
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Isaac Asimov
Boston University
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WAMC
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Jordan Hall
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Wamc-Fm
Albany Medical College
BSO
Haffner
Bruckner
Symphony Hall
Herbert Jones
Williston
Mary Fletcher
Medical Center Hospital of
Vermont
Green Mountain
Long Island
June Marie Pakozdi
Edward Christian
Orwell
George
Hap’’ Pierce
Kurn Hattin
Robert Higbie
Manchester
Shaker Doll Club
Rod McKuen
Cheval Books
Random House
McKuen
Frank Sinatra
Mount Anthony and
Bennington Elementary
Dorset
North Bennington
Tricia
Senior Citizens Club
Legion Aux
Tracy S. Barret
Potters Yard Brasserie
Hors D’ Oeuvres
Hearts of Palm
Nova Scotia
PLATS
Normandy
Cafe’ Filtre
Citron Presse
County
Cameras Records Music
Main St
Dia
Princeton
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New York Times
Smithfield
Lipton
Ernest Hemingway
J. Boissiere
Brandon Group
Hale Mt. Club
Bennington Day Care Center
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