Vermont Academy Begins 88th Year With 200 Students
Vermont Academy in Saxtons River starts its 88th year welcoming 200 students from 17 states and seven foreign countries. Massachusetts sends the most with 46 pupils, while 42 are from Vermont and 38 from Connecticut. New staff include David L. Bain, Breck S. Lardner, Alan H. Richardson, and Donald W. James. Construction disruptions affect Proctor Hall crowding as a new sewer system, dining hall, and faculty housing proceed toward fall 1964 completion.
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Saxtons River
Vermont Academy
Lawrence E. Tuttle
Massachusetts
Vermont
Connecticut
France
Lebanon
Mexico
Canada
Honduras
Liberia
British West Indies
Tuttle
David L. Bain
Ridgewood
N.J
Mt. Hermon School
Yale University
Columbia
New York
Buchanan House
Breck S. Lardner
Glee Club
Octet
Middlebury College
Dartmouth College
Campbell House
Alan H. Richardson
Donald W. James
Greensboro
N.C
Duke University
Hovard University
Ex Tynent
Bordeaux
Fra
Sorbonne
Paris
Jones Hall
MacMilin Construction Co
Eastern States Exposition Ready to Open Sunday
Eastern States Exposition in West Springfield prepares for a nine day run starting Saturday with full setup underway. Better Living Center gains an international look as trucks unload lumber, textiles, camping gear and imported goods while concession stands, tents and a new spook remote radio crawler tractor are set for display. The Avenue of States and Storrowton Village undergo preparations and a new livestock arena nears completion as opening day approaches.
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West Springfield
Mass
Better Living Center
Exposition
Storrowton Village
Uncanny Migration Sparks South Africa Boom
The piece notes a migrant influx to South Africa driving rising rents and a booming economy. Rhodesians, British and European immigrants, including Greeks from Egypt, fuel housing demand and urban growth, with 20 000 white immigrants forecast this year and Johannesburg seeing 25 major skyscrapers under construction.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
UPI
Salisbury
Northern Rhodesia
Lancashire
Cyril Lord
Republic of South Africa
Central Africa
Egypt
Department of Immigration
London Daily Express
Rhodesian Federation
Kenya
Europe
Britain
Germany
Greece
Portugal
Holland
Italy
Belgium
Africa
Re and Son jailed for stock fraud fines totaling
New York AP report says federal judge sentenced Gerardo A. Re and his son Gerard to six months in prison and fined each $15,000 after a July 11 conviction with three others. They faced charges tied to conspiring to violate securities laws over sales of over a million unregistered Swan-Finch Oil Corp. shares from 1954 to 1957.
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New York
Gerardo A. Re
Gerard
Swan-Finch Oil Corp
John Day
Harlan
Gene Ballew
Alcoa
Tenn
Eugene Gaddis
Knoxville
Woodrow Walker
Chester Lee Helton
Charles Albert Kennedy
Community notes from North Pownal and Bennington area
Hospital and college updates headline local life events. Vera Langlais Lasson Jr. is recovering post surgery at Putnam Memorial Hospital with an expected week to ten days in hospital. Barbara Patterson and Sandra Powell resume second year classes at St Joseph's College in medical secretarial studies. Dorothy Zimmer enrolls at the University of Vermont to major in elementary education after high school. 4-H leadership and North Pownal fire department meetings are announced with officer elections. A son was born Sept 6 at Putnam Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Henry McLenithan. grandparents and great-grandparents named.
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Andrew Lasson Jr
North Pownal
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Lasson
Barbara Patterson
Sandra Powell
St. Joseph’s College
Miss Patterson
Floyd Patterson
Pownal Center
Miss Powell
Bennington
Benjamin L. Powell
Dorothy Zimmer
Charles Zimmer
University of Vermont
Burlington
Hoosick Falls Central School
Zimmer
Wilbur Fund
Chorus
Future Teach
Albert Dickinson
Green Mountain Valley 4-H
Dickinson
Alice Gurley
Charles Kokoras
Henry McLenithan
George McLenithan
Henry Amadon
East Pownal
Ex-Model Blames Insecurity for Nude Posing in Hollywood
Stella Stevens argues actresses pose nude due to insecurity not art, citing her Playboy spread after Fox dropped her and a custody case left her politically parodied by Memphis ministers and editors. She says the shoot paid 3000 dollars and followed personal financial desperation.
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Hollywood
Stella Stevens
Stella
Playboy
Jayne Mansfield
Tayne
20Th Century- Fox
Memphis
Tiff Over Tonic Settled at Last
A New York dispute over tonic adequacy in gin and tonic ends with Schweppes USA agreeing not to claim its quinine water is the sole authentic mixer. Baxter Inc of Pittsburgh contends it introduced its own authentic tonic water 40 years ago. Schweppes retains the right to advertise its drink as an authentic quinine beverage with certain ads exempted.
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New York
Schweppes( USA) Ltd
Billy Baxter, Inc
Pittsburgh
Schweppes
Ily Baxter
Chweppes
U.S. Cannot Prove Soviet Nets Use Small Mesh
In a reply to Sen. Margaret Chase Smith Frederick G. Dutton said Soviet vessels fishing off New England target herring and whiting not covered by treaties on 41 inch cod and haddock nets. Witnesses at a Senate hearing showed fragments of fine netting alleged to be Soviet interliners.
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Washington
New England
State Department
Frederick G. Dutton
Margaret Chase Smith
R-Maine
Lavish Newport Wedding of Kennedy and Bouvier
Ten years ago in Newport a crowd of about 3000 surged past police to witness John Fitzgerald Kennedy and Jacqueline Lee Bouvier wed at St Marys church. The ceremony on September 12 1953 united a future president and first lady before a reception at Hammersmith Farm with 1400 guests amid a traffic jam and nationwide fanfare.
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Washington
Newport
R.I
St. Mary’s Church
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Jacqueline Lee Bouvier
Kennedy
McLean
Washington Times-Herald
United States
Kennedys
Fitzgeralds
Boston
Fashionable
Palm Beach
Fla
Hyannis Port
Mass
Bouviers
Lees
Banking
Stock Exchange
Southampton
N.Y
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Jacqueline
Juan Vernon Bouvier 3Rd
Hugh D. Auchincloss
Caroline Lee Bouvier
Stanislas Radziwill
Michael T. Canfield
New York
U.S
Winthrop Aldrich
Nina G. Auchincloss
Newton Steers
Bethesda
Robert F. Kennedy
Richard Cardinal Cush
Bank Robberies Plague Small Tennessee Town
In Greenback Tennessee three bank robberies in nine months netted about 101,670 dollars. The town lacks a police force and the bank is run by women. Arrests followed each heist as investigators track the crimes from Knoxville to nearby communities.
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Greenback
FBI
Knoxville
Maryville
City
County and
Star
Eschar Brown
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Ing
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Michael Choukas
Clark
Eastern States Exposition
Rutland Railroad
Shawn
Bennent
North Bennington
White Creek
Boston & Maine
Re and Son
Bett
Raa
Grand Union
The
Pownals
Vera Langlais
Ers
America
Pius XI
Hammersmith
Narragansett Bay
Auchincloss
Greenback Bank
Greenbacks
Greenback, Tenn
Jesse James
Bandits
Nora Elam
Greenback Merchants and Farmers Bank
Sam Houston
Atlanta
Big Aluminum Co. of America
Velma Ownby
Mesdames Elam
Ownby
Cleo Mills
Betty Blair
California
Merrill Mack Moser
Vonore, Tenn
Jack Fee
Bristol, Tenn
First National Stores
North Bennington Rd
Bennington, Vt
Mercury
Bennington Garage Corp
Main Street
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
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