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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1964
Page
2
A Vermont feature in Washington World magazine highlights Montpelier scenery and major state attractions. Four photographs and development department material showcase spring to fall activities and Vermonters’ lifestyle in the national capital publication.
Winooski Park St Michael's College Glee Club will sing in Albany and a joint concert with Mt Holyoke College Glee Club occurs at Abbey Memorial Chapel. Faure Requiem features in LeWine Memorial Series at Mount Holyoke. Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity at UVM placed on social probation for alcohol violations.
The Montpelier Theatre Guild presents The Tiny Closet by William Inge at the Thirteenth Nellie Girl One-Act Play Festival at Woodstock Little Theater on April 18 at 8 p.m.
T Wesley Grady of Underhill will become Chittenden County Democratic chairman at a party meeting in Burlington. He succeeds Daniel J. O'Brien of South Burlington and has chaired the statewide party voter registration drive.
State Public Safety Commissioner William H. Baumann launches a drive with Vermont news dealers to remove pornographic literature from shelves. The effort follows a legislative resolution passed July 2, 1963, authorizing action.
Former Minnesota Gov Harold Stassen Republican presidential candidate will address the Vermont State Baptist Convention in Montpelier May 11 as keynote speaker at the annual dinner expected to draw about 500 Baptists. Stassen is president of the American Baptist Convention.
A six man board of inquiry upheld Patrolman Michael J. Pastore's action arresting Dr. Joseph P. Lasko of Cohoes Memorial Hospital over a parking dispute. Lasko 67 was injured during restraint and faces charges of second degree assault disorderly conduct and interfering with a police officer. Lasko also allegedly ran down a garage employee after his car was towed. Mohawk Airlines says Albany County runways are inadequate and will bypass Albany with jet service. American Airlines will add jet service next year but both seek runway extension from 5 000 to 6 000 feet.
Gov. Rockefeller signs four measures expanding authority for the new SUNY president, boosting salary rules retirement and budget request procedures. changes described as granting near-dictatorial powers over the system. Robert S. Christensen faces second degree murder arraignment in the shotgun death of Edwin Redden Sr. during an alleged car confrontation with Christensen’s estranged wife.
Williamstown officials report a DNR go slow policy may suspend aerial DDT spraying of thousands of acres in Williamstown North Adams and Clarksburg. Ground application of Killer Seven could replace planes if communities resist aerial methods. Adams town leaders debate funding two new elementary schools with a proposed 150000 repair бюджета.
James I. Sprowson of North Adams pleads not guilty in Superior Court to assault with a dangerous weapon after a November gunfight with two patrolmen. He was indicted by the Pittsfield Grand Jury following the incident.
Ted Kennedy, in his first Senate address, urged civil rights action while acknowledging his junior status. Despite a few listening colleagues, most on the floor appeared distracted as he linked the bill to President Kennedy’s legacy and Massachusetts interests. His wife Joan and sister-in-law Ethel Kennedy watched from the family gallery as he invoked Johnson and Kennedy memories.
London report states Labour won 53 of 74 seats in the Greater London Council early results with 21 seats remaining, while Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home deflected calls for an autumn general election. Harold Wilson accused the PM of running away from voters. In Connecticut, thieves stole 100 dollars from a coat check box at the Police Man's Ball weekend dance.
EXETER N H UPI the editor of The Worker says New Hampshire has a king who has never heard of the Magna Carta during a Phillips Exeter Academy speech. He denounced Gov King for blocking his university talk and criticized limits on campus debate before about 500 students from Exeter and UNH.
New York markets opened with firm fronts as shares rose in many sectors. Eastern Air Lines led with a 34 point jump, while Standard Oil of California and IBM posted notable advances. Downgraded or mixed notes appeared for some issues, with U.S. Rubber slipping and Bethlehem dipping on lighter volume.
The Bennington Banner details its publishing schedule and contact numbers for news and advertising. It lists its address at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont and notes affiliation as a member of United Press International with rights to republish its local news and UPI dispatches.
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