Contrary Opinions Forum Heads to Manchester for Annual Conference
The eighth annual contrary opinion forum at Equinox House runs Oct 8 9 10 with about 300 economists and investors from the US Canada and Europe. Co hosted by Humphrey Neill and Fraser Management Associates the event promotes independent thinking against crowd psychology and features speakers on liberty markets unemployment inflation psychology and contrary rebuttals. A second Castleton State College playwriting contest opens with a $100 prize and a Jan 15 1971 deadline for unpublished plays lasting 20 to 40 minutes.
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Manchester
Equinox House
United States
Canada
Europe
Humphrey Neill
Contrary Opinion
Fraser Management
F. A. Harper
Institute For Humane Studies
Antony Fisher
Suffix
England
Harper
Fisher
J. Anthony Boeckh
Storey, Boeckh & Associates
Bank Credit
Peter L. Bernstein
Bernstein-Macaulay
Cbwl-Hayden, Sone Inc
James H. Sibbet
David T. Wendell
David L. Babson & Co
Charles Allman
Edward C. Johnson II
Fidelity Group of Funds
J. Roger Wallace
The
Journal of Commerce
Bradbury K. Thurlow
Hoppin, Watson & Co
Saxtons River
James L. Fraser
C.F.A
Fraser Management Associates
Burlington
Neill
Fraser
Wall Street
South Union Street
Castleton
Castleton State College
William Devlin
Essex Junction
Devlin
Byron G. Avery
Theatre Arts
Vermont
Williams College names new physics department chairman
Associate Professor Stuart J. B. Crampton is named chairman, succeeding Ralph P. Winch after 10 years. Crampton, 33, Williams graduate and former student, holds Oxford and Harvard degrees and joined the faculty in 1965 with grants from The Research Corporation NSF and the Sloan Foundation for work on the hydrogen maser. Winch, 64, PhD Wisconsin 1931, has held the Barclay Jermain Professorship since 1950 and received AAAPT Distinguished Service Citations in 1960 and 1966 for teaching contributions.
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Williamstown
Mass
Stuart J. B. Crampton
Williams College
Ralph P. Winch
Crampton
Williams
Oxford
Harvard
Research Corporation
National Science Foundation
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
Winch
University of Wisconsin
Barclay Jermain
American Association of Physics
Change location of dance lessons in Williamstown Mass
The Promenaders moved season Western style square dance lessons from the Grange Hall to Mt. Greylock Regional High School because the Grange floor was too small. Over 30 couples are enrolled, taught by Earl Turner of Lenox, the club regular caller. Classes run 8 to 10 p.m. Mondays.
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Williamstown
Mass
Grange
Sweet Brook Nursing Home
First Congregational Church
Earl Turner
Local airman on temporary duty in Thailand
U S Air Force Staff Sergeant Charles W. Myers Jr. of Shaftsbury is on temporary duty with the 307th Strategic Wing at U Tapao Airfield Thailand. He serves as a SAC crew chief supporting B 52 bombers and KC 135 tankers in the air war over Vietnam. He is permanently assigned to Blytheville AFB Ark. A 1966 graduate of Bennington Catholic High School he attended Vermont Technical College at Randolph.
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U.S. Air Forces
Thailand
U.S. Air Force
Charles W. Myers Jr
Charles W. Myers Sr
Shaftsbury
307Th Strategic Wing
U-Tapao Airfield
Myers
Strategic Air Command
Vietnam
Blytheville Afb
Ark
Bennington Catholic High School
Vermont Technical College
Randolph
Bookmobile to make early visits in area
Rutland Regional Library announces October bookmobile visits two weeks earlier than usual. On Tuesday morning Oct 6 it stops at South Shaftsbury East and Main streets 9:30 to 10:30 then Pennock’s Store Sunderland 11:15 to 12:45, and Manchester Center Super Duper parking lot 1:30 to 3:30. Books may be returned at any stop.
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Rutland
Free Public Library Service
Rutland Regional Library
South Shaftsbury
East
Main Sts
Pennock’s
Sunderland
Manchester Center
Combined church service and events in South Cambridge
The circuit churches will hold a world wide communion service at South Cambridge United Methodist on Sunday Oct 4 at 10 30 a m led by Rev Oswald A Muller pastor in charge Sunday school meets each Sunday at 9 a m at the local church The annual turkey supper is planned for November 14.
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South Cambridge United
B B King and Muddy Waters to perform at Dartmouth
B B King and Muddy Waters will entertain Dartmouth College's homecoming weekend at Leverone Field House in Hanover on Saturday October 10 at 8 30 p m. Tickets are 3 50 general admission with Hopkins Center box office selling and advance reservations via (603) 646 2422. Other local students are listed as freshmen and sophomores at area colleges.
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Hanover
N.H
B. B. King
Muddy Waters
Dartmouth College
Leverone
Dartmouth
Guitar Player Magazine
Down Beat Magazine
Abc-Dunhill
Cook County
Chicago
Lucille
New York Times
Waters
Chess
Mississippi
Hopkins Center
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