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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1962

Page

2

Multiple Vermont Briefs and a Fatal Car Collision

St Johnsbury Angus McDonald 76 dies at Brightlock Hospital from injuries after being struck by a car driven by Bernard Perkins of St Johnsbury. James Belanger of Barre, blind, arrested for contributing to a minor's delinquency. arraignment set. Gov Keyser backs Senate reapportionment favoring Chittenden County. Charlotte Mahoney of St Albans sentenced to 12 to 15 years for the May 6 rifle slaying of her husband in Addison County Court. first woman tried for murder in over 50 years.

ST. Johnsbury Angus McDonald Brightlock Hospital McDonald Bernard Perkins St.ohnsbury Barre James R. Belanger Belanger John E. Bernasconi Middlebury Charlotte Mahoney St. Albans Natt L. Divoll Jr Addison

Gay seeks re election to Vermont state senate seat

Senator Olin D. Gay 65 Windsor Republican announces he will run in the GOP primary for one of Windsor county three upper chamber seats. Herbert Ogden Hartland also declares as a GOP candidate. Other seats are held by Blanche Stoddard and Donald Arnold both Republicans. Keyser declines guard cut plan says he will study the proposal before protesting.

Springfield Olin D. Gay Windsor Gay Herbert Ogden Hartland Blanche Stoddard Donald Arnold Keyser Chelsea Vermont

Averill Park Child Dies After Truck Backing Over

Four year old Caroline V Dunn daughter of James R Dunn and Mrs Dunn of Averill Park died from injuries when a produce truck backed from her home driveway. Driver Thomas Tychonia aged 46 was held blameless by State police investigation. Albany segment notes Regents uncover about 25 suspected irregularities in physicians license exams with actions to be taken at April 26-27 or May meeting. Dr Alexander Maurillo son of Regent Dominick F Maurillo denies seeking favors for his son.

Averill Park Caroline V. Dunn James R. Dunn Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Thomas Tychonia Albany New York State Board of Regents Manhattan Alexander F. Maurillo St. Clair’s Hospital Dominick F. Maurillo Board of Regents

Williams College wins Bascom House dormitory permit

A Williams College petition to convert Bascom House at Park and Whitman streets into housing for 15 to 17 freshmen for next year has been approved by the local zoning board of appeals.

Williamstown Williams College Bascom Park and Whitman Streets Zoning Board of Appeals

Department of Health urges early prenatal care for expectant mothers

Vermont Health officials led by Dr. Edward Friedman warn that delaying prenatal medical care can cause serious consequences. The advisory covers early doctor visits, routine exams, diet and activity guidance, and planning for hospital delivery to improve outcomes for mother and baby.

Montpelier Edward E. Friedman Vermont Dr. Friedman United States

Kennedy receives new rocking chair from Dominican envoy

President Kennedy is given a new rocking chair by Foreign Minister J. A. Bonilla Atles of the Dominican Republic. Bonilla Atles noted Kennedy found his old chair unattractive during a January visit and said the new chair is quite comfortable. The minister is in Washington for a health checkup.

Washington Kennedy J. A. Bonilla Atles Dominican Republic

UVM High School Day Showcases Wide Program Range

UVM will hold its 10th annual High School Day on April 14 featuring more programs, demonstrations and open houses than ever. Over 1,000 juniors are expected to participate with sessions across agriculture, home economics, education, engineering, science and liberal arts.

UVM Burlington Harold C. Collins University of Vermont Collins Waterman Tra Allen Chapel John T. Fey Bailey Memorial Library de Goesbriand Memorial Hospital Fleming Museum Alice Blundell Home Management House Mary Fletcher Hospital

Mynah Bird Fired From Omaha Mayor Office

A pet mynah bird named Jasper was dismissed from the Omaha mayor's office after disturbing visitors with loud whistles. Mayor James J. Dworak criticized the incident, noting the bird’s behavior forced the mayor and two assistants to face repercussions. Jasper now resides at the Omaha zoo.

Omaha Jasper James J. Dworak Dworak Mynah Bird Omaha Zoo

VFW Post 1332 in Bennington Faces Internal Rift

A Bennington VFW Post 1332 dispute surfaced when member William H. Stuchel Jr. alleged an unauthorized eviction by Post Commander Lewis Ross. Ross said an escort was used only after Stuchel refused to leave, and a court martial may be considered to remove him from meeting rooms. The Vermont VFW chief of staff advised leaving if disruption continued.

Bennington Veterans of Foreign Wars William H. Stuchel Jr Lyons District Lewis Ross Ben Mont Ave Ross Stuchel Stuble Aldo Manfredi Rutland Vermont Manfredi Studhel Vemont VFW Organization

Space Food Should Be Solid Not Applesauce

Astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. urges solid foods like ham sandwiches for future orbiting crews while detailing his triple Earth orbit. NASA doctors report no adverse effects from 4% hours in space, aside from minor scrapes, and Glenn notes applesauce from a tube could be replaced with solid fare as long as it travels without crumbling.

Washington John H. Glenn Jr Glenn National Aeronautics and Space Administration Earth Space Agency William K. Douglas Douglas

Tough One: Sink a Short Putt Under Pressure

Tampa AP reports Georgia Tech coach Bobby Dodd named the hardest sports feat as sinking a short putt under pressure during an after-dinner talk in Tampa. He dismissed batting in the ninth, clutch foul shots, and game-winning extra points as easier by comparison.

Tampa Fla Bobby Dodd Georgia Tech

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