St Joseph College Opens Fall Session and Hall News
St Joseph College announces fall session opens Thursday with freshman registration from 9 to 11 30 a m and in the afternoon from 1 to 4. seniors register Friday at the same hours. Orientation Sunday at 2 p m. President Mark Rawson of Bennington presiding. Second hall opens for resident women with Marian Hall and St Joseph Hall. Enrollment 200 for 1967 68, up from previous years.
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St. Joseph College
Mark Rawson
Bennington
Donald LeSage
North Adams
Jessica Csizmesia
Wallingford
Rhonda George
Barre
Linda Pennock
Arlington
Wesley Nelson
Granville
N.Y
Mary Segala
Mass
Paul Coffinger
Salem
St. Joseph Hall
Grant Street
Sisters of
St. Joseph
William Marie
Marian Hall
Monument Avenue
Catamount Lane
M. Raymond
Raymond Murray
Julia Maria
Mary Barbara
Miriam Regina
M. Annunciata
Mary Raymond
Richard Lewis
Anita Gauthier
John Joseph
Carol Harrington
R.N
Bette Mac Gangler
Annette Burgess
Robert Shiels
Tripp Sr. of Lee Dies at 57 After Long Illness
Howard A. Tripp Sr., 57, of Lee, husband of Rose Foucher, died at St. Luke's Hospital in Pittsfield after a long illness. Born in Shaftsbury, he spent his life as a chef in multiple states, moved to Lee 12 years ago, and worked at Morgan House. Survived by wife, children, and siblings. services planned in Lee and Bennington.
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Lee, Mass
Howard A. Tripp Sr
Lee
Rose Foucher
St. Luke’s Hospital
Pittsfield
Mass
Shaftsbury
Morgan House
Pratt and Whitney
Hartford
Harry N. Stevens
Friendly Order of Eagles
Bennington
Howard A, Jr
Davis G
Jack T. Mulready
Schenectady
N.Y
Pauline Herlihy
Cheryl A. Tripp
Earl F
Charles Knapp
Clayton Prentiss
Kelly
Main St
St. Mary's Church
Park Lawn Cemetery
Tansitor Merger Off in Wabash Indiana
Wabash Magnetics Inc and Tansitor Electronics Inc have called off their planned merger. A joint statement from William F. Boyd and William A. Prior says terms were not mutually acceptable and that Tansitor is not seeking any further merger possibilities.
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Wabash, Ind
Wabash Magnetics Inc
Tansitor Electronics, Inc
William F. Boyd
Wabash Magnetic
William A. Prior
Tansitor Electronics
Prior
Tansitor
High School Marching Band Contest in Fall Foliage Parade
North Adams Massachusetts hosts the second annual High School marching band competition during the Northern Berkshire Fall Foliage Festival parade. Invitations went to 39 high schools in Massachusetts and southern Vermont for Sunday October 1. Prize money totals 900 dollars with 400 dollars to first place and trophies for the top 10 finishers. Judges include Robert Winslow, William E. Elwell, and Stanley Hettinger.
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North Adams
Mass
Marden
Mt. Greylock
Williamstown
Whitingham
Robert Winslow
Boston University
William E. Elwell
Portsmouth
N.H
Stanley
Judicial Conference Draws 50 Judges At Equinox House
More than fifty judges and 180 members of the bar and their wives stay at Equinox House for the annual Judicial Conference of the 2nd Judicial Circuit. Hon. John M. Harlan and J. Edward Lumbard spoke as the event opened. Panel discussions focus on pre trial discovery and the use of computers to speed justice, cut costs, and aid legal research.
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Manchester
John M. Harland
U.S. Supreme Court
Equinox House
2Nd Judicial Circuit
George W. Ball
Harlan
J. Edward Lumbard
Court of Appeals
2Nd Circuit
Cities Dread Continued Racial Disorder
A United Press International survey finds officials hopeful but unsure violence may end. Racial unrest persists in Baltimore Chicago Milwaukee Cleveland Los Angeles and New Jersey with housing and education issues lingering and leaders urging restraint while vigilant for fresh disorders.
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Washington
UPI
United Press International
Rap Brown Pleads Innocent In Firearm Case
H. Rap Brown, head of the SNCC, pleads innocent to two counts of federal firearms violation. Attorneys challenge the law’s constitutionality with a civil suit. hearing set for Sept. 20. Bond remains at $15,000. Brown was arrested in New York for carrying a carbine during interstate travel. Maryland arson indictment also looming. Scores of officers, about 50 people in court, and orderly proceedings marked the arraignment.
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New Orleans
UPD
H. Rap Brown
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
Brown
New York
U.S. Dist
Lansing Mitchell
Maryland
Mitchell
BPW Club Begins Fourth Year
The Bennington Business and Professional Women's Club opens its fourth year with a fall meeting at Mount Anthony Country Club at 6 30 p.m. on Sept 13. Albert Bachand of Williamstown Mass will discuss The Truth about Hypnotism, a topic linked to his Hypno-Technician credentials and a 1961 thesis. Miss Cecile Roy, club president, will lead the meeting and nominations for Woman of the Year will be discussed. Mrs Francis E Morrissey chairs the program.
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Bennington
Mount Anthony Country Club
Albert Bachand
Williamstown
Mass
National Association To Advanced Ethical
Bachand
Vermont
Massachusetts
Cecile Roy
BPW Club
Francis E. Morrissey
Adultery Cited As Possible Aid To Saving Marriages
New York psychologist Dr Albert Ellis told an American Psychological Association audience that adultery might help some couples avoid marriage disintegration. He warned not all should pursue affairs but argued romantic love is often short lived and not durable. He noted a long married man claiming to never want another woman may be abnormal and that a healthy adulterer can have an affair without wrecking the family.
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Washington
UPD
New York
Albert Ellis
Institute For Rational Living
American Psychological Association
Ellis
Bennington Briefs Highlights in Bennington area
Bennington briefs note James R. Horst earned an M S in agricultural economics at Penn State University joining 500 with advanced degrees and 668 graduates. Albert Clark CPA joins Boucher & Marrow as partner in Brattleboro. he and wife Elizabeth live in Brattleboro with son Joseph. Open house marks a golden wedding for Mr and Mrs Fairbanks at Old Bennington schoolhouse Sept 16. Pine Crest hours change. Morgan's Power Equipment relocates to 208 North St after Sept 11 move. Tom Morgan thanks customers and promotes new skis and tools.
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James R. Horst
Albert Horst
West Road
Pennsylvania State University
University Park
Thomas E. Moncrief
Hanover
Eric A. Walker
Albert Clark
CPA
Gerald E. Morrissey
Robert Fairbanks
Fillmore Street
Old Bennington
Teacher Training Program Set at John XXIII Institute
Teachers of 1967 68 Catholic high school courses in Bennington join a CCD sponsored teacher training program at John XXIII Institute former Bennington Catholic High School. Four sessions Sept 10 14 17 and 24 at 7 30 p m cover orientation films and methods with speakers from Notre Dame Holy Cross and Day ton Ohio. The program aims to modernize catechetics and engage youth in active learning as parishes prepare for Sunday Oct 1 classes. The first student film Oct 8 No body Waved Goodbye explores family communication failures.
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Bennington
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
CCD
Burlington
John XXIII Institute
Bennington Catholic
Frank Gartland
C.S.C
M. Elizabeth
S.S.J
George Pflaum
Dayton
Ohio
James Murphy
Holy Cross Novitiate
Father Murphy
Notre Dame High School
Bridgeport
Conn
Joseph Gaubinger
Notre Dame
Indiana
Father Gaubinger
St. Francis
Sacred Heart
Funds Sought For Watson Family
Friends of the Robert R. Watson Jr. family on Mattison Road appeal for financial help after 12-year-old Cynthia Watson was hospitalized with a ruptured appendix. Complications raised her temperature to 107 and she was placed in intensive care at Putnam Memorial Hospital with a “fair” condition after some improvement. Funds are requested by mail to the Watsons.
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Robert R. Watson Jr
Mattison Road
Cynthia Watson
Cynthia
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Watsons
Penny Bergquist compares life in Soviet Union
Bennington Rotarians heard Penny Bergquist recount a five week journey to the Soviet Union. She noted both positives and negatives of Soviet life including free education and no unemployment versus lack of consumer choice and little incentive. She observed officials and party members faring better, Harassing religion, and few churches open. The trip was sponsored by the University of Indiana with Rotary support.
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Bennington
Russia
United States
Penny Bergquist
West Side Drive
Soviet Union
Bergquist
Princeton
Moscow
Communist Party
University of Indiana
Rotary Club
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Perkins) Roche
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Debbie Reynolds
Jason Robards
Jean Simmons
van Johnson
Columbia Pictures Presents
Join le Carré
Technicolor
Harte Theatre
Geoff Fox
Charles K. Feldman
Joseph L. Mankiewicz
Wates
THE
Mirisch Corporation
Sidney
OF Dollars Technicolor
United Artists
Eite
Manchester Center
Columbia Pictures
Fred Zinnemanns
HPAL
Teewcovar
Mammoth
Goodyear Rubber Co
Baltimore
Chicago
Phillip Savage
Philadelphia
Tri-State
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Milwaukee
Henry Maier
Cleveland
Carl Stokes
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Los Angeles
Robert Hall
Watts
Hall
New Jersey
Newark
Rap Brown
Bennington Briefs
Pine Crest
Father Gartland
Canada
Watson Family
Commerce, Calif
Sheriff's Deputies
Vermont Bank and Trust
FDIC
Asaleles Ano Trust Company
Walker
Drysdale’s
Williamstown, Mass
Longhorn
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