GBA Announces 1962 Fall Foliage Festival Chairmen
The Greater Bennington Association unveils leaders for festival events with Bernard Winslow heading the parade on Oct 4 at 6 30 p m and David Hayden directing the beauty queen contest at Bennington Catholic High School after the parade.
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Greater Bennington Association
Bernard Winslow
David Hayden
Rene Ducharme
Bennington Catholic High School
Witnesses Plan Full Assembly This Weekend
Claude F. Church announces all meetings Friday to Sunday are cancelled as local delegates attend the semiannual ministerial assembly at Convention Hall Saratoga Springs New York. About 600 ministers from 17 congregations in northeastern New York and western Vermont will participate with Lyle E. Reusch as featured speaker delivering a Sunday public discourse on survival.
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Bennington
Jehovah's Witnesses
Convention Hall
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of
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New York
Vermont
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Assembly
Lyle E. Reusch
Watchtower Society
Vermont Governor Sees School Gains and Cautions Against Complacency
Governor F. Ray Keyser Jr spoke at Bennington High School urging students to finish high school and pursue college or technical training. He praised Vermont schools, noted need for more funds, and backed educational television. He discussed state economics, tourism, dairy and skiing, and cooperation among New England publicity offices to attract visitors.
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F. Ray Keyser Jr
Bennington High School
Paul Kirsch
University of Vermont
Teachers
Randolph School
Keyser
Montreal
New York City
New England
Springfield
Mass
Martha Wallace
Bendi
Banner
Edmunds
Montpelier High School
Capt Jones Receives New Post At Watervliet Arsenal
Capt. Francis S. Jones, son of Franklin P. Jones, has been named chief of the production planning and control branch at Watervliet Arsenal. He has served there since January 1961 and will oversee weapon orders, tooling design, and work schedules. He is a Middlebury College physics graduate and ROTC member who served in Germany with the 7th Army Support Command. He and his wife Margaret Dodd have three children.
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Watervliet
N.Y
Francis S. Jones
Franklin P. Jones
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Bennington
Watervliet Arsenal
Capt. Jones
Bennington High School
Middlebury College
Middlebury
Ordnance
7Th Army Support Command
Karlsruhe
Germany
Margaret Dodd
West Orange
N.J
George
Franklin
Carol
Red China Likely To Test Nuclear Devices In 1 To 3 Years
Senate subcommittee released censored testimony by William C. Foster head of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency. He told top U S experts expect Red China to possess some nuclear devices within a year to three years. Foster justified U S acceptance of cheating risk by the Soviet Union to curb unlimited testing.
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Washington
U.S
Red China
Senate Armed Services Preparedness
William C. Foster
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Foster
Kennedy
Soviet Union
No License for Judge Blanton. 71 and Free Under 65 Rule
County Court Judge William Blanton, a keen hunter and fisherman who issues thousands of licenses annually, has no license himself. He notes that at 71 he is exempt since those over 65 require no license.
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Miami
William Blanton
Blanton
Missionary to Congo to Speak at Shaftsbury Meeting
Dr. Ben W. Armstrong, retired American Baptist mission secretary to the Congo, will headline the Shaftsbury Baptist Association gathering at North Bennington Church. The program includes exhibits, a 3:35 p.m. business session, a 4 p.m. sermon by Rev. Roger A. MacDonald, and an 8:15 p.m. talk on Jesus Christ, Lord of All.
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Ben W. Armstrong
American Baptist Mission
Congo
Shaftsbury Baptist Association
North Bennington Baptist Church
Harry S. Moses
Armstrong
Jesus Christ
Lord
Ehrmann B. Bennett
Fair Haven
Roy D.wood
East Poultney
Alfred Scott
North Bennington
H. Glenn Payne
Bennington First Baptist Church
Mr. Scott
Wood
Homer C. Bryant
Harold Campbell
Carroll D. Tripp
Roger A. MacDonald
Rutland
Scott
Bryant
Tripp
Election a Breeze in Sweetwater City Council Race
Mayor Charles Pastore and three councilmen were reelected in Miami suburb Sweetwater after a lack of opposition. Pastore credited public satisfaction with the administration as the slate faced no challengers.
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Sweetwater
Fla
Charles Pastore
Miami
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