New England States Lead Oceanography Effort Across Region
New England six state universities unite under oceanography push led by Rhode Island. The effort funds the Graduate School of Oceanography at URI, with a 1967 budget of 2.2 million, a 65 graduate students, and a 17-member staff, plus federal and state facilities like the Trident research vessel and shellfish and marine research centers. Other campuses from New Hampshire to Maine advance studies in estuaries, aquaculture, and marine sciences, while Vermont advances inland limnology and Lake Champlain work.
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New England
Atlantic Ocean
Rhode Island
Vermont
Marine Sisters
Lake Champlain
National Education Writers Association
University of Rhode Island At
Kingston
Graduate School of Oceanography
Francis H. Horn
U.R.1
Narragansett Bay
Kings
Department of the Interior
Fish and Wildlife Service
Public Health Service
The
University
John A. Knauss
U.R.I
Marine Experiment Station
Dr. Knauss
Knauss
University of New Hampshire
U.S. Office of Naval Research
Navy
U.N.H. Engineering Design and Analysis Laboratory
Con
University of Massachusetts
Umass
Cape Cod Canal
Newburyport
University of Vermont
E. Bennette Henson
Great Lakes
University of Michigan
Water Resources Research Center
UWM
New
Lake Champlain Studies Center
Federal Water Resources
New Books at Bennington Free Library exhibits wartime to Hawaii titles
The Bennington Free Library lists new arrivals including Burdick A Role in Manila Eyre Monk's Court Freeling The King of the Rainy Country Hartog The Captain Ustinov The Frontiers of the Sea Nan Tangye Flowers for all Occasions Tannard Man made America Hibbert Garibaldi and His Enemies Hoyt The Last Cruise of the Emden Tangye Flowers for all Occasions Na tional Book Award on city planning Wright Rape in Paradise Lenski Strawberry Girl Lenski Pappa Petit P Papa Small Martin The Greedy One Purdy If you Have a Yellow Lion Ritchie To Catch a Mon goose Scheer Rain Makes Apple sauce Sommerfelt The White Bundalow Wilson Crown Point the Destiny Road Remember if the books are out the library will reserve them for you.
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Barrett
Burdick
Manila
Eberhart
Eyre
Freeling
Inspector van der Valk
Hartog
McGurk
Denmark
O’hara
Proctor
Ustinov
de Mott
Hibbert
Garibaldi
Hoyt
Emden
Tangye
Garden Club
Tannard
America
Wright
Paradise
Massie
Hawaii
Vermont
Flora
Charlie
Lenski
Lois Lenski
Pappa Petit
Papa Small
Martin
Kenji
Ritchie
Martinique
Scheer
Sommerfelt
India
Wilson
Crown Point
Christmas Cotillion Plans For Bennington Benefit Night
Plans for the Third Annual Bennington Christmas Cotillion, a benefit for United Counseling Service of Bennington County, are well under way at Mt. Anthony Country Club on Dec 29. Invitations mailed. reservations urged as space is limited. A Patrons list includes Bennington area residents and guests from Pownal Shaftsbury Manchester Dorset Adams Mass Williamstown and New York City. Black tie noted but dark suit acceptable for non tuxedo wearers. Area information chairmen listed with contact numbers.
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Bennington
United Counseling Service
Bennington County
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Cleveland E. Dodge Jr
Shaftsbury
Eleanor Davis
Bradford Smith
Manchester
J. G. Davidson
Dorset
Henry Lawrence Achilles Jr
Ray P. Foote
John P. Sawyer
Adams, Mass
Arthur A. B. Daniels II
Williamstown
Mass
James H. Hunter
Robert C. Sprague
Francis G. Jenkins
New York City
N.Y
William Pullman
Cotillion Committee
Area
E. H. Cumpston
Arlington
R. K. Miles Jr
Malcolm E. Cooper
George B. Breen
Francis’ G. Jenkins
October Traffic Increases In Southwestern Vermont
October traffic counts across Vermont state highway counters show gains over 1965. Vt 11 at Peru led with a 12 percent daily increase, while Vt 9 at Wilmington rose 11.2 percent. U S 7 in Shaftsbury gained 6.9 percent. overall 12 month counts rose between 2.6 and 7.1 percent depending on route, with a statewide daily average of 4667 cars. In New York, Bruce Aitchison was fined $30 for discharging firearms within city limits after entering a bird sanctuary area with a shotgun.
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Montpelier
State Department of Highways
Vermont
Vt. 11
Peru
Vt. 9
Wilmington
U.S
Shaftsbury
New York
UPI
Bruce Aitchison
Aitchison
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UVM
Fort Kearney
National Science Foundation
U.R.L
Claiborne Pell
Justin Morrill
World
Newport
Sen. Pell
Congress
Saul B. Laila
Krauss
Durham
Great Bay
U.N.H
Gulf Stream
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute
University of Maine
Damariscotta River
Ira C. Darling
University of Connecticut
Noank
Mystic River
Uconn
Institute of Marine Sciences
Avery Point
Oann
Randy
Coronet
Vso
New Books
Bennington Free
Allen
John Stark
Roger Rogers
Beatty
Shet
George A. Ellis
Joseph Lo Piccolo
Robert M. Parmelee
S. Whitney Dickey
Edward J. Bloustein
Ruth Hart Eddy
Alice S. Gilman
Charles Gould
Malcolm Finlayson
Danforth Geer III
Lucien N. Hanks Jr
Frank J. Hurley
G. Maynard Jenkins
Walter A. Lapham
John N. Leonard
Juliette McC. Shields
John Sloane
Charles Tilgner III
James M. Toolan
George Adams Ellis
Pownal
Arthur E. Patten
Center Street
Rutland
Farmer’s Almanac
Old Bennington Country Store
Memington
Evans’ News & Office Equipment, Inc
Main St
Dial
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