24 Nurses Graduate at Putnam Hospital
Twenty four graduates of the Henry W. Putnam Memorial Hospital School of Practical Nursing include ten Bennington County women from Bennington North Bennington Dorset Shaftsbury and Arlington. The exercises were held in the Bennington Elementary School multi purpose room with remarks from hospital administrator Robert D. Stout and commencement speaker Sister Mary Rosaleen Gilroy.
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Putnam Hospital School of Practical Nursing
Margaret DiCesare
Rutland
Lynn Meisenheimer
Pittsfield
Mass
Gloria Dykes
Bennington
Patricia Hennessy
Troy
N.Y
Eliza Tyrrell
Ruth Metcalfe
Ann Sawyer
Sharon Barlow
West Sand Lake
Barbara Normandin
Erica Sherman
Princeton
Mildred, Clough
Dorset
Jennifer Campbell
Phyllis Daugherty
Susan Kane
Marilyn Martin
Christine Conroy
Janice Wisnowski
Sonya Smith
White River Junction
Catherine Piche
Susan Green
Randolph
Theresa Gangloff
Lana Hollmann
Shaftsbury
Mary Shultz
North Bennington
Sandra Pickering
Arlington
Bennington County
Henry W. Putnam Memorial Hospital
Robert D. Stout
Board of Corporators
Mary Rosaleen Gilroy
C.S.J
Legal Groundwork Laid To Set Rules for Kopechne Inquest
Boston UPI The Massachusetts attorney general asked the state Supreme Court to set rules for the Kopechne inquest after Edward Kennedy challenged Boyle's ground rules. The filing includes district court transcripts and related pleadings as lawyers plan a schedule ahead of the fall term's Oct. 6 session. Kennedy, among about 20 witnesses, argues for criminal-type rights. prosecutors say inquests don’t grant such rights.
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Boston
UPI
State Attorney General’s Office
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Mary Jo Kopechne
Atty
Robert H. Quinn
Supreme Court
Edward M. Kennedy
Edgartown District Court
James A. Boyle
Paul C. Reardon
Kennedy
Boyle
Student Planned Courses Spark Change At Hamilton-Wenham High
Read about Hamilton-Wenham Regional High School in Hamilton Massachusetts where in May 1968 seniors had two weeks of student planned mini courses including filmmaking ONeill plays home mechanics cooking sex education and an Ingmar Bergman festival The effort broke homogeneous grouping boosted student interest and engaged teachers and the community in a broader curriculum revision with evolving electives and a pass fail experiment.
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Frederick H. Treesh
United Press International
Hamilton - Wenham Regional
Hamilton
Mass
Massachusetts High School
Journal of the
National Education Association
Robert R. Hayward
Hamilton-Wenham
Eugene O'Neill
Gov Davis forms Higher Education Planning Committee
Gov. Deane C. Davis named a Higher Education Planning Committee to outline goals for the University of Vermont and four state colleges in relation to taxpayers. The panel will avoid policy, focus on services to Vermonters, and assess financing, fiscal controls, and accountability. Members include Williams, Franke, Ritchie, Bedford, Brown, Cook, Davis, and Bunting.
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Davis
John Williams
Bennington
William Franke
Rutland
James Ritchie
Essex Junction
H. Ward Bedford
Addison County
Duncan Brown
South Burlington
Walter Cook
Johnson
Lee Davis
Springfield
Frank Bunting
Brandon
Quechec Lakes
Quebhec
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Edward B. Geyer Jr
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