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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1963
Page
2
In Montpelier the Senate Judiciary Committee will hear Edward H. Romney testify on the Civil Defense education program amid a push by Rep. George Cook to reconvene after U.S. Rep. Staford addresses the assembly. Dr. Holden testified on ideological materials removal from the survival course booklet.
Cluett Peabody & Co. in Troy plans a $2 million building program including a new office and renovations to the current white concrete structure. The project will reorganize manufacturing units and relocate offices with major work in 1964, announced by Robert M. Dale. A separate Troy accident at the $1 million dam project at Glen Avenue killed two workers and injured others. John Sicko died of chest injuries and Walter Lipka died earlier.
About 160 people gathered in Williamstown to bid farewell to Leonard A. Watters the retiring Williams College head football coach after 15 years of service. A presentation of golf irons was made to Watters at the event hosted by the Williamstown Board of Trade.
J Franklin Farrell, superintendent of schools for 28 years, has told the School Committee he will retire on December 31. He will not reach compulsory retirement age for three years but seeks a few years of rest and relaxation in退休.
An account of Jesus's final days in Jerusalem detailing his triumphal entry, temple cleansing, teachings, last supper, garden of Gethsemane, betrayals, trials before the Sanhedrin and Pilate, the exchange of Barabbas, crucifixion, and the final cry It is finished with emphasis on the sequence and key figures including Caiaphas Annas Pilate Herod and Barabbas.
The Vermont Senate voted to publicly release the list of nominees for office sent by the governor for confirmation. Names of the nominees were previously withheld pending approval.
A clinical research center will be built at Mary Fletcher Hospital with a total six year funding plan of 1 681 680 dollars. The National Institutes of Health grant of 394 680 dollars covers 18 months of operation and additional yearly grants of 214 500 dollars are expected for the next six years. The center serves the College of Medicine faculty including staff at Mary Fletcher and DeGoesbriand Memorial Hospitals. News of the grant was announced by the Vermont congressional delegation.
The Bennington Banner publishes daily except Sundays and holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont. Rates listed include three months four dollars seventy five cents six months nine dollars and one year seventeen dollars fifty cents with special service rates for servicemen.
Boston judge ruled Rich ard M. Johnson unfit to travel to testify in the larceny conspiracy trial tied to a $9.6 million three level underground garage project. Johnson, president of the Foundation Co. of New York, suffered a February stroke. The case involves three defendants accused of taking $450 in kickbacks from the contractor. The impact on the state's prosecution remains to be decided by authorities.
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