Bloustein Calls For Union Of Science And Humanities
Inauguration of Edward J. Bloustein as Bennington College president featured a plea to unite science and the humanities. Bronowski urged four culture integration while Bloustein proposed broader college participation, new moral dialogue, and expanding continuing education for women, with focus on balancing science's central role in society and ethical responsibility.
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Bennington College
Comemons
Jacob Bronowski
Salk Institute For Biological Studies
San Diego
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Britain
Charles Snow
Bron- See Bloustein
Kennington College
Hamilton
Ad Libs and Ad-Libs Highlight Academic Event
A stylized dance class finale closed the program while speakers ad libbed beyond prepared texts. Dr Bronowski joked about his vested interest in women's education as father of four daughters. President Sawyer teased Gov Hoff over a road bet and students at Williams College.
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Williams College
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Vermont wage decision due sometime today
State Industrial Relations Commissioner Louis Lavin met with Gov. Hoff in Montpelier to decide whether to recommend higher wages for hotel and restaurant workers, laundry and wholesale sectors. Wage boards had proposed a 20 cent to 75 cent increase, but operators argue waitresses rely on tips for a livable wage. The governor and commissioner are expected to approve the pay raises.
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Lavin
Philip H. Hoff
Rutland
Vermont
Yale Scholars Challenge Columbus Day Shine With Viking Map
Yale University scholars unveiled a 1440 vellum map showing Leif Ericson discovering Vineland on the Canadian coast, claiming pre Columbus awareness of America. The display sparked a clash with Italian Historical Society leaders who condemned releasing the piece before Columbus Day.
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Canadian
Italian Historical Society
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Yale
New Haven
Supreme Court Upholds N Y Special Election Order
The Supreme Court allowed New York's Nov 2 special legislative election to proceed under Plan A, enabling reapportionment efforts in a long-running dispute. The ruling, part of four orders, leaves in place a 1964 Republican plan for a one-year legislature and follows a May 24 federal order.
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Unpleasant Night For Mending LBJ After Surgery
Washington reports President Johnson had a restless night after gall bladder surgery three days earlier and required assistance after taking a few unassisted steps. Doctors described his discomfort as not unexpected and said he was recovering on schedule.
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UPI
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Dean Rusk
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Teen-Ager Admits Setting 24 Fires at School
A high school sophomore known as "mad at the world" confessed to lighting 24 fires. He is to be arraigned, with authorities detailing the incident and potential charges.
Hoff To Proceed On Court Reform
VERGENNES Vermont. The Hoff Administration will propose legislation to reorganize municipal courts and push for full time judges and courts. Supreme Court Justice Percy Shangraw backed the plan, urging full time municipal judges. The governor seeks nonpartisan appointive reforms and notes prior efforts stalled.
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Strike Looms For Three Hub Papers
Boston union leaders prepared to strike the Gobe Herald-Traveler and Record American after failing to reach a contract settlement. ITU headquarters must approve before action. Meantime a juvenile arson case in Lowell drew court attention as a 16 year old faced 24 suspected fires.
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Hoff Faults Local Inaction Prompting State Involvement
Governor Philip Hoff says inaction by local communities drives state government to take a larger role. He argues best government is close to the people but must be capable of meeting demands. Hoff warns federal action could follow if both levels fail. The administration pushes regionalization despite opposition.
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Inauguration at Pennington College Discusses Two Cultures
Editorial on the two cultures at Bennington College contrasts aims and approaches. Columnist Alan Sophrin argues that computers will liberate mankind, envisioning a future shaped by technology and intellect.
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Alan Sophrin
Dorset Girl Dies After Air Crash Injuries
Miss Cynthia Ann Marvin 19 of Dorset died at Crescent Manor Nursing Home after a July light plane crash in Manchester left her in a coma. She attended Burr & Burton Seminary, was a Congregational Church member, and is survived by her mother Lina Marvin, sisters Edwina Gamley, brothers Charles, Harold in Germany, and Ernest Marvin. Funeral held at Dorset Congregational Church with burial in Maple Hill Cemetery.
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Tuliper) Marvin
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Ernest Marvin
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Robert Dara
Maple Hill Cemetery
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