Music and Dance at Bennington College Inauguration
The inaugural day for Dr. Edward J. Bleustein at Bennington College includes music and dance on the green. A student music and dance program starts at 11 a.m. with performances by students and faculty. A demonstration titled A Dancer Performs guides dance instruction. A 1 p.m. buffet lunch serves delegates from about 60 colleges under a marquee. The 3 p.m. ceremony in Barn quadrangle features Dr. Bloustein and Dr. Jacob Bronowski as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Bleu- Stein
Bennington College
Bloustein
Jacob Bronow
Ticino
Alice Webber
Joan Harkness
Miss Webber
Olivia Koppel
Cornelia Crocker
William Bales
Jack Moore
Martha Wittman
Josef Wittman
Martha Armstrong
Ruth Bauer
Leslie Berg
Anita Dancoff
Laurie Freedman
Kathleen Haynes
Risa Jaroslaw
Davidohn
Marc Ozanich
Susan Slovak
Susanne Snyder
Wendy Summit
Linda Wilder
Vermont Dean Joins Johnson at Heart Bill Signing Ceremony
Dr. Robert J. Slater of the University of Vermont College of Medicine attended President Johnson as he signed a 340 million dollar health bill. Vermont lawmakers planned regional funding and named the UVM as agent for federal planning funds. Vermont's plans aim to seed national efforts against heart disease cancer and stroke. The event featured dignitaries, musicians, and a formal inaugural program with local and national college figures. In Bristol England, Wendy the elephant was nudged into a moat by a playmate named Christiana and later rescued by a ramp of railroad timber.
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Burlington
Robert J. Slater
University of Vermont College of Medicine
U.S
Johnson
Dean Slater
Vermont
University of Vermont
Slater
Ormont
Bristol
England
UPD
Wendy
Christiana
Vermont Mulls Role in Montreal Expo 67 Plan
Vermont's Expo 67 advisory committee hears four consultants on state participation in the Canadian Centennial Exposition to be held April through October 1967. A three phase approach includes a promotional fund, expanded Montreal office, and revised state exhibit plan to be presented to the legislature.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Elbert G. Moulton
Alington
Burlington
Moulton
New Hampshire
Exposition Committee
Development de
Randall Enlists In Coast Guard Four-Year Service
Randall son of Mr and Mrs Walter B Randall of 315 Prospect Street enlisted Monday in the United States Coast Guard for four years. He is sent to the Coast Guard recruit training center at Cape May New Jersey for nine weeks of training. He is a 1961 graduate of Bennington High School and attended Castleton State College. Announcement came from the Rutland and Worcester recruiting offices.
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Stephen Beach Randall
Walter B. Randall
Prospect St
United States Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Cape May
N.J
Randall
Bennington High School
Castleton State College
Rutland
Worcester
Mass
Benhi Catamount P E classes swing with hip dances
Mrs Anita Caswell teaches Benhi girls lively dances the Hully Gully Ska Swim and the Jerk while music from Chubby Checker the Beatles and others fuels the sessions. The Service Corps at Bennington High trains sixteen students to aid teachers at Bennington Elementary while new gym procedures and hygiene rules shape the boys program under Theodore Eisenman.
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Anita Caswell
Ben-Hi
Philadelphia
Mt Anthony Union High School hockey seeks growth and spirit
Mt Anthony Union High School hockey teams formed from North Bennington will practice at Memorial Park and North Bennington with about 75 girls under coach Anita Caswell. Rutland game on Oct 9 boosts school spirit as cheerleaders and GAA members organize, while wrestling and field hockey programs begin under new coaches and leaders.
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North Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union
Rutland
Cheryl Cook
Kathy Mould
Jeanne Waite
Patty Godek
Blue Thompson
Patti Fair
Kris Sleeman
CosCaptains
Geil Godek
Linda Betit
Pegsy Brunina
Pam McGarey
Ad Jaquith
Ladie Ann Graves
GAA
Cheryl Comstock
Bonnie Hanson
Andrea Kapetan
Nancy Humphrey
Ann Arnold
Cheryl Minke
Bendi
Theodore Eisenman
Bend
David Palmer
Dave Krug
Jim Kier
John Mook
Hospitals face changing forces at Vermont meeting
Ray F Brown and other leaders at the Vermont Hospital Association meeting in Burlington outlined three major trends shaping hospitals namely rising institutionalism cost pressures and growing government involvement. Brown panelists and a nursing home expert discussed extended care coordination community responsibility and Medicare’s impact on long term care as hospitals adapt to a new concept of health care organization.
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Burlington
Vermont Hospital Association
Ray F. Brown
Brown
Duke University
Durham
N.C
American Hospital Association
Ood Health
Alice Grant
Orleans County Memorial Hospital
Newport
Robert B. Aiken
Vermont
Jonathan Leopold
David H. Gray
Vermont Department of Health
E. Hampton Decker
Rowe
Mass
George Crown
R.N
Pine Knoll Nursing Home
Lyndon
Elizabeth Jones
Visiting Nurse Association
Crown
Miss Jones
Visiting Nurses Association
VNA
Decker
Ray Brown
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