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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1966
Page
5
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Grand Forks North Dakota residents sandbag homes as the Red River climbs toward a modern crest near 45.61 feet, with 1,300 dike workers requested. National Guardsmen rescue belongings as Roseau Minnesota faces rising waters and sewer backups while lawmakers and governors assess federal aid options and flood response.
In Boston a group of Roman Catholic laymen plans a silent demonstration outside Cardinal Cushing’s residence to protest the ousting of eight St. John’s Seminary students. The Laymen Ad Hoc St. John’s Committee announced the plan after the prelate reportedly said the expelled students would not be readmitted. David Kuleisus, 24, of Maynard, one of the eight expelled seminarians, was involved in the controversy over free speech.
The Very Rev. Pedro Arrupe S J head of the Jesuits was due in Boston after a two day New York City visit During his two week U S tour he will take part in religious and academic events at Jesuit institutions in more than a dozen cities The Jesuit order operates 56 high schools 28 colleges and universities and 41 seminaries amid ongoing seminary disputes and student fasting over expulsions at St John’s Seminary.
Broadway mourns Pulitzer winner Russel M. Crouse at 73 after pneumonia complications. The Lindsay Crouse team produced Life With Father Arsenic and Old Lace and many more. Funeral arrangements pending.
UPI reports Sen Abraham Ribicoff says Detroit will adopt major shifts in auto safety and that GM will equip 1967 cars with collapsible steering columns. He supports mandatory federal safety standards despite opposition to discretionary rules. In California, Danielson laments Assembly rejection of naming the Pacific Bottlenose Dolphin as official state sea mammal.
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