Goddard Begins Term With 900 Enrolled
Goddard College opens the fall term with a total enrollment of 900 students including 540 regular undergraduates and 250 adult degree program students. Additional students include 73 commuting Vermonters and 40 in the Experiment in Further Education. Faculty numbers 74.
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Plainfield — Goddard College
Vermont
New Hampshire
Office of Economic Opportunity
United States
Hawaii
England
France
Finland
Italy
Switzerland
West Indies
Goddard Summer Arts Center
Goddard
First group of 123 Negro freshmen at UMass
Amherst Massachusetts classes began for 123 Negro freshmen admitted under the CCENS program. The effort, backed by state federal and foundation funds, provides need based aid up to 1600 dollars annually and tutoring support from 24 graduate assistants. The recruits largely come from Boston and Springfield as part of a 3150 student class.
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Amherst
Mass
University of Massachusetts
CCENS
Massachusetts
Lawrence A. Johnson
Umass School of Business Administration
Umass
Boston
Springfield
Johnson
Bleezarde Named Editor of Williams Alumni Publications
Thomas W. Bleezarde, editorial staffer at the Brattleboro Reformer, is appointed editor of Williams College alumni publications, replacing Ralph R. Renzi who left in June. Bleezarde, 33, a Hamilton College graduate and longtime journalist, will edit the Williams Alumni Review and the fall and spring alumni newsletters.
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Williamstown
Mass
Thomas W. Bleezarde
Brattleboro Reformer
Williams College
John P. English
Bleezarde
Ralph R. Renzi
Renzi
Williams
Hamilton College
University of Delaware
University of Maryland
Indiana
New Lebanon
N.Y
The
Berkshire Eagle
Great Barrington
Eagle
University of Massachusetts
Massachusetts
New England
Williams Alumni Review
Warren V. Bleezarde
Echo
Judith Bacon
Troy
Gardeners form patrol after prize onion theft
In Stevenage England gardeners organized a security patrol after a thief stole more than 100 pounds of prize onions slated for a county fair competition.
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Stevenage
England
UPI
Middlebury opens with record 1554 undergraduates and 225 grads
Middlebury College starts its 169th academic year September 16 with a record total enrollment of 1,554 undergraduates and 225 graduate students across Middlebury and its European language schools. The undergraduate group includes 896 men and 658 women, with a 532-member freshman class—the largest in college history.
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Middlebury
Middlebury College
Europe
Col
Lege
Germany
Italy
France
Spain
Churches Offer Garment Packets for World Day
Church Women United announces special garment packets from Church World Service. Each packet includes a blouse or jacket, a skirt or trousers, and underpants for children in the Middle East, Vietnam, or Indonesia. Cost is $3. completed garments due at the World Community Day program in Bennnington on Nov 6.
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Church World Service
West 125Th St
New York
N.Y
Middle East
Vietnam
Indonesia
Bennington
State PTA Convention Set for Rutland October 8
The Vermont Congress of Parents and Teachers will hold its annual convention at Trinity Episcopal Church in Rutland on October 8. National PTA President Mrs. Irvin Hendryson of Albuquerque will speak. The event features panels on home and school cooperation with Dr. Harvey Scribner, Vermont education commissioner, plus workshops on safety civil defense mental health smoking and health preschool and international relations. Mrs. Raymond E. Prinsen will conduct the meeting.
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Rutland
Vermont Congress of Parents and Teachers
Trinity Episcopal Church
PTA
Irvin Hendryson
Albuquerque
N.M
Raymond E. Prinsen
Reading
Next Bloodmobile To Visit Sept. 18
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit Bennington on Wednesday Sept. 18 at the Elks Barn on Washington Avenue from 11 45 a m to 5 30 p m. Donors from Tansitor Electronics Inc. staff will be recruited. Medical staff includes Drs Francis Herrick W Philip Giddings Dorothy Hager John Mook and Julius Manes. Technicians are Mrs Allan Page Mrs Thomas Cook and Mrs Harold Henningsen. The Red Cross Canteen, directed by Miss Elizabeth Thomas and Mrs George Atwood, will serve refreshments. The Red Cross Motor Corps offers transportation via the Red Cross office 442 9458.
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Red Cross
Bennington
Elks Barn
Washington Avenue
Tansitor Electronics Inc
Francis Herrick
W. Philip Giddings
Borowski Promoted to Major in Airlift Command
Thomas C. Borowski, son of Adolph L. Borowski, of Clark's Woods Bank Street, promoted to major. Now in Dover Delaware, a North Adams native and 1949 Drury High School graduate, he previously worked at Berkshire Hardware Co. before enlisting in June 1952. He serves as flight examiner navigator on the Military Airlift Command C 133 Cargomaster at Dover AFB Delaware.
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Thomas C. Borowski
Adolph L. Borowski
Bank Street
Clark’s Woods
Maj. Borowski
Dover
Del
North Adams
Drury High School
Berkshire Hardware Co
Military Airlift Command
Dover Afb
Funeral Rites For Rt. Rev. Arthur C. Lichtenberger
The Rt. Rev. Arthur C. Lichtenberger, former bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States, was buried Wednesday at Christ Church Cathedral in St. Louis. He died September 3 at his summer home in Bethel Vermont at age 68. He led the Missouri Diocese from 1951 to 1958 and became national executive officer in 1958, serving until 1964 when he retired due to illness.
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ST. Louis
Arthur C. Lichtenberger
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
Christ Church Cathedral
Lichtenberger
Bethel
Missouri
Priest Practices What He Preaches
MOBILE Ala UP I reports Father Daniel A Creagan S J head of Spring Hill College art dept says good films deserve repeat viewings He has seen Gone With The Wind 41 times over 29 years plans to see it again Earlier he first saw it in New Orleans as a grammar student He also watched Snow White about 20 times San Francisco My Cousin Rachel at least 10 times and many others multiple times His first film at age five was Alice in Wonderland.
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Mobile
Ala
UPI
Daniel A. Creagan
S.J
Father Creagan
Spring Hill College
New Orleans
San Francisco
Rachel
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Dance
the University
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Montpelier
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