Galbraith Advocates Foreign Aid To Bridge Rich Poor Gap
Economist John Kenneth Galbraith urged foreign aid to aid development and coexistence between rich and poor nations at Bennington College. He argued aid should be riskless, with no strings, and criticized overpopulation as poverty driven, calling for contraception and education to reduce birth rates.
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North Bennington
John Kenneth Galbraith
Galbraith
U.S
India
Bennington College
Moscow
Peking
Harvard
Weekend Car Crashes Leave Few Hurt Across County
Two weekends of crashes across Bennington County left cars damaged and occupants with minor injuries. In Winhall a 1960s Volkswagen driven by Heidi Marshall overturned twice after leaving Vermont 30, injuring Marshall and three Boston and Londonderry residents. In Stamford a Richard MacBrien car overturned on Vermont 8 injuring MacBrien and two Poughkeepsie youths. A Woodford collision on Vermont 8 damaged two cars, and a Manchester crash on U S Route 7 caused light damage to two drivers.
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Bennington County
Heidi M. Marschall
Boston
Mass
Vermont
Bondville
Winhall
Stamford
MacBrien
Mathew Wills
Frank Schultis
Poughkeepsie
North Adams
Vermont 8
Prospect Mountain
Woodford
Henry S. Harris
Florence
Edwin O. Monger
Fair Haven
Harris
Monger
Manchester
U.S
Wilcox Flats
Herman A. Webb
East Arlington
Wayne E. Slason
Jamaica
Webb
Slason
Ehrich and Mollica Form Separate Law Partnership
Manfred W. Ehrich Jr and John R. Mollica announce a new law partnership after leaving Jones Ehrich and Dollard. Offices at 491 Main St will host a general practice with emphasis on trial work. Ehrich remains available in Arlington for Arlington and Northshire residents.
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Manfred W. Ehrich Jr
Jones, Ehrich and Dollard
John R. Mollica
Main St
Ehrich
Bennington
Arlington
Vermont
Attys
Franklin P. Jones
Elizabeth K. Dollard
Yale University
Harvard Law School
Mollica
University of Vermont
Boston University
Hardwick
United States Postal Service
Washington, D.C
Anne Proud Becomes Bride of Thomas Moylan
Miss Anne Kathleen Proud daughter of Mr and Mrs John P Proud of 324 Elm St wed Thomas Donald Moylan son of Mr and Mrs Edmund T Moylan of Agawam Massachusetts in a noon Oct 12 double ring Nuptial Mass at St Francis de Sales Church the Rev Anthony Brackett presiding.
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Anne Kathleen Proud
John P. Proud
Elm St
Thomas Donald Moylan
Edmund T. Moylan
Agawam
Mass
St. Francis de Sales Church
Anthony Brackett
Thomas Donovan
John Kane
Mary L. Proud
Richard Stachowitz
Springfield
Thomas Derosier
Timothy Moylan
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Bennington Catholic High School
Trinity College
Burlington
Agawam High School
St. Michael’s College
Winooski Park
Standard Register Company of
West Hartford
Miss Carol Greene Weds R J West in Wilmington
Miss Carol Frances Greene, daughter of Merrill K. Greene of Wilmington, wed Raymond J. West Jr., son of Southwick, Mass. Notable attendees came from Vermont, New York and Massachusetts as the couple left for a trip through Vermont New Hampshire and Maine.
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Carol Greene
R.J. West
Wilmington
Carol Frances Greene
Merrill K. Greene
Raymond J. West Jr
Hurlbut Paper Co
South Lee
Mass
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Grove St
Great Barrington
New York
Massachusetts
Young Conservatives Form In Vermont Bird Elected
Ted Bird of Bennington was elected treasurer of a newly formed Vermont branch of Young Americans for Freedom. John T. Alden of Woodstock became chairman with H. Peter Dresser, L.H. Bottum, and Daniel Luinetti in other posts. The group aims to mobilize conservative political action among Vermont youth and counter apathy and communism.
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Vermont
Bird
Woodstock
Ted Bird
Park St
Bennington
New Vermont
Young Americans For Freedom
John T. Alden
H. Peter Dresser
Stowe
L.H. Bottum
London
Daniel Luinetti
South Londonderry
America
Tive
Sharon
Conn
Alden
Rep
Roger MacBride
Halifax
DES Reports Improved September Labor Conditions for Bennington
The Bennington DES noted gains in September from higher seasonal hiring and a shift at Green Mountain Park racetrack, offset by layoffs in textiles garments and printing. Unemployment rose to 4.5 percent, with 426 jobseekers registered and 282 placements, driven by wholesale retail, service, and construction sectors.
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DES
Bennington
Department of Employment Security
Green Mountain Park Racetrack
Straton Mountain Access Road gains signs near Taylor Hill
Vermont residents petitioned for safety upgrades at the Stratton Mountain Access Road intersection with Taylor Hill Road. The plan includes road signs and a year round streetlight, plus better maintenance to reduce winter hazards after prior collisions and noted accidents.
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Taylor Hill
Wind Breaks Pane Twice in 20 Years
An Enoch Pratt Public Library employee recalled a pane shattered by wind on the western side of the reference room twenty years ago. As she spoke, gusts shattered another pane on the same side, illustrating persistent wind damage to the room.
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Chantilly
Baltimore
Enoch Pratt Public Library
Wind
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Tores
North Bennington Rd
Bennington, Vt
John T. Fey
UVM Board of Trustees
Fey
UVM
Mollicca
Wiss Anne Proud
Thomas Moylan
Henry Peck
Donald Boyd of
Whitingham
the Women’s’ Association
Wilmington High School
Vermont Junior College
Montpelier
Henry W. Bishop Memorial School of Nursing
Pittsfield
General Hospital
Fairview Hospital
Stratton Mt
Strat
By Crompton
Nichols
Union St
Bennii YG ii AS
Cil
Thomas D. Moylan
Dunhams Furniture, Inc
Elm Street
Columbia
Teak
Chicago Opera House
Bob
Marty Robbins
San Angelo
Man
Handsome Stranger
Chattanooga
Clancy Brothers
Tommy Makem
Carnegie Hall
Galway Bay
Johnson
Noveck
Shultz, Inc
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