Vermont Republicans Hear Judd on Foreign and Domestic Policy
Judd urged strengthening NATO and unifying Western forces while attacking the incumbent administration's policy. He warned Russia seeks time to shift power, noted Soviet economic troubles, and favored limited government to unleash free enterprise. He urged party unity and inner-channels change if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Western Hemisphere
Eisenhower
Judd
Red
China
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Sen. Goldwater
NATO
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Lyndon B. Johnson
Aiken
Prouty
Foote
Robert T. Stafford
Richard A. Snelling
Edward G. Janeway
National
Consuelo N. Bailey
F. Ray Keyser Jr
Stafford
Vermont
Goldwater
Odegard Links Population Growth to Expanded Government
Political scientist argues rising population drives more regulation to centralize power. cites railroad and securities regulation, federal labor law, and Civil Rights Bill effects. He predicts shifts in party nationalization and notes Goldwater’s stance. He discusses media endorsements and his career across Amherst Williams Reed and government posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odegard
Interstate Commerce Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
Walter Reuther
Detroit
U.S
Goldwater
Republican Party
James M. Burns
Williams College
South
Life
Saturday Evening Post
New York Times
Herald-Tribune
Sen. Goldwater
Dr. Odegard
Leonard Rowe
Bennington
University of California
Rowe
North Bennington
American Political Science Association
Amherst
Williams Colleges
Reed College
Portland
Ore
The
Treasury
National Commission For
Unesco
NBC
Political Scientist Distinguishes Between Liberal and Conservative
University of California political scientist Peter H. Odegard spoke at Bennington College on pre-Election Postulations. He offered a framework distinguishing liberal and conservative priorities, noting shared Western values but different order of emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter H. Odegard
University of California
Bennington College
U.S
Great Britain
Odegard
Values priorities clash in 1964 US election debate
Malcolm X says he will not return to the United States before the November 3 election, outlining conservative and liberal priorities. He quotes Dr. Odegard on how conservatives favor order property status freedom and equality, while liberals prioritize freedom equality order property and status in the Johnson vs Goldwater race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar-Es-Salaam
Tanganyika
UPD
Malcolm X
United States
Odegard
Lyndon Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Merger Issue Pressed Rural School Census Nearing Completion
The Greater Bennington School District completes a census of children three to five to aid a potential merger with Bennington Village. Grace Smith gathers family data on school choice while mapping home locations to assess enrollment and space needs for a unified elementary school. The Prudential Committee urges swift progress toward union plans.
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Greater
Bennington
Bennington Village
Greater Bennington
Prudential Committee
Grace Smith
Molly Stark
William F. D. Smith
Fayette Links Prouty Barry On Survival in Senate Race
Frederick J. Fayette brands incumbent Winston L. Prouty and presidential candidate Barry Goldwater as extremists on world survivorship and mankind’s future. Speaking in Putney, Fayette says his Senate bid is secondary to a Democratic victory in the White House and stresses similarities between Goldwater and Prouty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putney
UPD
Frederick J. Fayette
Winston L. Prouty
Fayette
Prouty
U.S
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Arizona
Solon
Vermont
White House
Obituaries and school district notes in Bennington area
Obituary notices for William H. Nolan 67 of Houghton Street and infant Marc David Forbert detail services and interment. Separate school article covers North Bennington Shaftsbury explorations for union district, bond vote, building plans, overcrowding, and board actions including teacher meetings, classroom changes, and facility upgrades at Molly Stark and Beech Street schools.
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Marc David Forbert
Lionel
Barbara (Ayer) Forbert
South Hadley
Mass
Bennington
Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home
Thomas Ayer
Park Lawn Cemetery
School Street
Sarah Ann
Sadye Forbert
Nursing majors highlighted at Bennington College speech
Acting President Thomas P. Brockway addressed the fall class of 1964 at Putnam Hospital School of Practical Nursing commencement noting Florence Nightingale’s life and the challenges faced by nurses. Anita Poole of Troy won the outstanding nurse in child care award while Barbara Browe of North Bennington received recognition.
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Bennington College
Thomas P. Brockway
Putnam Hospital School of Practical Nursing
Florence Nightingale
Anita Poole
Troy
N.Y
Barbara Browe
North Bennington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Barbara Mason
East Arlington
Barbara Wharton
Newington
Opera Opens 80th Season With Sutherland Luisa Di Lammermoor
New York Metropolitan Opera launched its 80th season with soprano Joan Sutherland earning one of the era’s rare ovations during the mad scene in Donizetti’s Lucia di Lammermoor. Hospital nurse awards and a nursing school diplomas reception followed, with administrator Robert D. Stout presenting honors amid a campus ceremony and reception.
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New York
UPI
Metropolitan Opera
la Stupenda
Joan Sutherland
Tle
Brandon
Joan McDonnell
Schenectady
N.Y
Barbara Mason
East Arlington
Shirley Rosenthal
Rensselaer
Barbara Wharton
Newington
Toyland
Bennington Briefs Highlight Local Health and Community Notes
A Molly Stark ninth grader was treated and released at Putnam Memorial Hospital after a leg injury sustained while playing at school. Brooklyn District resident Mike Harrington was the injured party. The Bennington Rescue Squad transported him to the hospital. Putnam Hose Co. members gather at Mahar & Son Funeral Home at 7 to pay respects to Mrs. Z H Bushee. Women who left casseroles at the Democratic headquarters are asked to pick them up. Two transfer registrants proceed to Albany for pre induction exams. George Martin of North Bennington and 18 year old Jesse Sims of Albany. Welcome Wagon Club met at Mrs Harold Kramers home with 19 present. Marion Downes spoke on discipline at Bennington College Nursery School. Beech Street School PTG meets Oct 20 at 7 30 with Gordon Gerrish of United Counseling service as speaker. Catamount Amateur Radio Club meets Thursday at Green Acres Motel at 7 30. refreshments served.
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Molly Stark
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Mike Harrington
Brooklyn
Bennington
Selective Service
Albany
N.Y
George Martin
North Bennington
Hudson Falls
Jesse Sims
Welcome Wagon Club
Harold Kramer
Marion Downes
Bennington College Nursery School
Stock Averages Report From Dow Jones Noon Summary
Dow Jones noon report shows 30 Industrials at 877.10 down 0.47, 20 Railroads at 223.06 down 0.82, 15 Utilities at 154.51 up 0.38, Composite at 312.71 down 0.35. Sales totaled 2,410,000.
Morrissey Testifies In Bennington County Court Case
Contractor Gerald Morrissey told Bennington County Court that horse barns built at Green Mountain Park were approved at all construction stages by M. DeMatteo Construction Co and the Lil lienthal and Becker firm. He seeks payment for 1962 work, while his lawyer argues DeMatteo underpaid and waived deadlines under pressure to finish by September 1962.
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Bennington
Gerald E. Morrissey
Green Mountain Park
M. DeMatteo Construction Co
Lillienthal and Becker
Morrissey
DeMatteo Company
Gilman
Hospital Notes Entries From Several Villages
A list of hospital patients includes Dorothy Squires Manchester Depot William Barber Shushan New York Lillian Rice Frieda Salvatore Elizabeth Mattison Mary ann LaFountain Valerie Tinney Kim Flood North Bennington Master David Crossman Master Douglas Crossman Dora Gibbons Eagle Bridge New York Dorothy Kent Danby John Graham William Long Jon Sherwood Jr Sandra LeBlanc Bennington Janice Peabody Cambridge New York Evelyn Perkins Shaftsbury Myra Graves and son Manchester Center Lee Tollison White Creek Elizabeth Nichols Manchester Depot Raymond Bernard Wilmington a son Oct. 12.
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Dorothy Squires
Manchester Depot
William Barber
Shushan
N.Y
Lillian Rice
Frieda Salvatore
Elizabeth Mattison
Maryann LaFountain
Bennington
Valerie Tinney
Kim Flood
North Bennington
David Crossman
Douglas Crossman
Shaftsbury
Dora Gibbons
Eagle Bridge
Dorothy Kent
Danby
John Graham
William Long
Jon Sherwood Jr
Sandra LeBlanc
Janice Peabody
Cambridge
Fred Carr
Evelyn Perkins
Myra Graves
Manchester Center
Lee Tollison
White Creek
Elizabeth Nichols
Also Mentioned on This Page
Minnesota
Walter H. Judd
Barre
Hagerman
Harte Theatre
Bennington, VI
Technicolor
Buena Vista Distribution Co. Inc
Walt Orsi Hayley Mills
Eli Wallach
Mansfield
Bennington, Vt
BarryOn
William H. Nolan
Houghton Street
Cushman Company
Smith
Mt. Anthony Union
Bennington High School
W. Philip Walker
Stewart E. Allen
Beech Street
Allen
Robert Brock
Marianne Reeves
Walker
Ford Foundation
Vermont Education Association
Leon E. Wagener
Wagner
N. Y
Robert D. Stout
Phyllis Coburn
Esther Parmelee
Browe and
Poole
Luella Connolly
Bennington Briefs
Putnam Hose Co
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Z. H. Bushee
Beech Street School Ptg
Gordon Gerrish
United Counseling Service
Catamount Amateur Radio Club
Green Acres
Dow Jones—Bache & Co
DeMatteo
Atty
Henry F. Black
White River Junction
Martin E. DeMatteo Jr
Quincy
Taconic Racing and Breeding Association
Cone Tract
Raymond Bernard
Wilmington
Armour’s Star
Wilson
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