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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1963

Page

7

Two Freshmen From St. Josephs Hike 38 Miles to Publicize School

Daniel Record and Kent Moors, both freshmen from St. Josephs High School in North Adams Massachusetts, hiked 38 miles round trip to Bennington to publicize their school. They left at 4 a.m. and arrived 9 36 a.m. They planned to start at 2 a.m. but postponed for safety. They aim for a 500 mile goal by senior year and hope to join the Green Mountain Trail Club later.

St. Joseph’s High School North Adams Mass Bennington Kent Moors Daniel Record Green Mountain Hiking Club

Heritage Trail U to Bring $100 Million Added Income

Boston reports New England travel project Heritage Trail aims to boost regional economy with about $100 million in extra vacation travel revenue this year. Robert T. Killam Jr. of Heritage Trail Foundation cites support from the American Petroleum Institute and Auto Club groups. The route links major attractions across six states and endorsements from six New England governors. The industry employs a large share of U S travelers through banks gasoline firms hotels theaters and retail services. Vacation travel in New England is valued at over $1.25 billion.

Boston New England Robert T. Killam Jr Heritage Trail Foundation Inc American Petroleum Institute Heritage Trail Foundation Killam Automobile Legal Association American Automobile Association Heritage Trail United States

Free Europe appeals for support against Communist influence

A parent in Eastern Europe recalls daily exposure to Communist propaganda and credits Radio Free Europe with delivering the truth. The appeal urges contributions from private U.S. citizens to fund broadcasts as a weapon in the Cold War. Also noted is Florida outspending New England in vacation advertising and a Heritage Trail effort promoting New England abroad.

Europe Radio Free Europe Free World U.S

Youths Obligation Under Selective Service Outlined

Montpelier outlines the Selective Service Law extended to 1967. At 17 with parental consent a youth may enlist in regular forces for three to six years or join a reserve or National Guard program or volunteer for induction for two years with parental consent. Even after draft registration at 18 he has five plus years to decide how to discharge the obligation. By 23 many are inducted if not deferred or exempt. About six of ten men turning 26 in 1962 entered service. most 26-year-olds in the next four years will be required to serve to maintain forces. Disqualification deferment and exemption account for the rest. New York AP reports Japanese films to get Broadway showcase with Oriental decor and a tea lounge, renaming a cinema once tied to D. W. Griffith as the Toho.

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Berkshire Innkeepers Call for Heritage Trail Signs

Angus MacDonald of the Berkshire Innkeepers Association criticizes Massachusetts legislature for refusing to erect Heritage Trail signs along the state route. He warns visitors will be guided by signs in other New England states and urges Governor Peabody to authorize signs before the tourist season.

South Egremont Mass Berkshire Innkeepers Association Massachusetts Angus MacDonald New England MacDonald Peabody

Museum shows vintage TV programs as modern art phase

New York AP report notes the Museum of Modern Art presents 54 films from 1949 to 1951 including drama and news in a program exploring television as a phase of the motion picture. Admission is free with a $1 museum entrance fee. shows run daily at 3 and 5 30 p.m.

New York Museum of Modern Art Television Richard Griffith 53Rd Street United States Mary Queen of Scots Thomas A. Edison Menlo Park N.J Mary D. W. Griffith Rudolph Valentino Blanche Sweet Iris Barry Haverford Griffith Film Society of Bryn Mawr Colleges

Tigers Pitcher Frank Lary Earned Army Nickname Mule

Detroit Tigers pitcher Frank Lary gained the nickname Mule for turning over recruits’ beds when they did not jump at reveille during Army service.

Detroit UPI Frank Lary Detroit Tigers Reveille

NBC Opera presents Bach St Matthew Passion on TV

NBC TV aired an English version of Bach St Matthew Passion. The Easter oratorio featured moving English text and strong vocal quality with cinematic staging and pageant like presentation. The program delivered a vivid emotional experience for viewers.

New York NBC Opera Company

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