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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1966

Page

12

Manchester youth arraigned in careless driving case

John Tingley Wall age 18 of Manchester was arraigned in Bennington Municipal Court on careless and negligent driving resulting in an accident linked to a Peru incident on July 29. Police say Wall’s eastbound car on Bromley Mountain veered off the road, reversed, and crashed into a guard post after traveling 508 feet with no control. Wall pleaded no contest and noted he had…

John Tingley Wall Manchester Bennington Peru Wall Bromley Mountain John H. Williams George M. Fienberg Jack Calvin Hoag North Bennington Ben Mont Avenue Williams Hoag Lawrence Smachetti Adams Mass U.S. 7 Pownal Smaccetti William Edgar Mort Mort Vt. 9 Paradise Restaurant Leonard Amos Kelley Kelley Elizabeth Ward Lilly Williamstown Miss Lilly Fienberg

NLRB Hearing Postponed Again for Globe Union Plant

A National Labor Relations Board hearing against Globe Union Inc at its Bennington plant was postponed to August 10 at 10 a.m. in the Court House. The Boston regional office issued the complaint after charges by the UAW and Local 1371, with management and the local stalled on a first contract for months. The NLRB postponed the hearing.

National Labor Relations Board Court House Bennington Globe Union, Inc Boston NLRB UAW Afl-Cio

Hospital Notes July 1966 Admissions and Births

Hospital notes outline admissions and discharges across July 29 31 with births listed. Notable entries include Alice Baker Hoosick Falls and several births in Shaftsbury Pownal Cambridge Manchester Center and Bennington. Court actions cover Wall Hoag Smachetti Mort Kelley Lilly with fines and pleas in Bennington and area courts.

Ethel Powers Hoosick Falls Charles Perkins Shaftsbury Raymond Wilson Cambridge N.Y Bruce LaBonte Pownal Kenneth Nichols Manchester Center

Vermont Pavilion Groundbreaking at Expo 67 in Montreal

Governor Philip Hoff led Vermont and Canadian dignitaries at Expo 67 ceremonies in Montreal for a $400,000 Vermont pavilion. The two story building will feature a ramp entry, Vermont history displays, and an audio visual presentation “Vermont The Beckoning Country.” Miss USA 1966 Marie Remeney attended, with several Vermont legislators present.

Montreal UPI Vermont Philip F. Hoff Hoff Ile St. Helens Vermont Legislature Vermont Development Board U.S.A Marie Remeney Berkley Calif Kenalene Collins Readsboro Daulton Mann Jr Peru Carroll Towne Milton Son George Hayes Enosburg

Speck pleads innocent to nurse murders in Chicago

Richard Speck, 24, pleaded innocent to charges he slaughtered eight young nurses in a Chicago townhouse on July 14. Judge Paschen urged him to speak clearly. Public Defender Getty will mount an insanity defense as Speck, tattooed and jailed, appeared subdued and fearful beside hospital walls. Betty Jo Matusek watched with her father, Joseph Matusek, whose daughter Patricia was among the victims.

Chicago UPI Richard Speck Dallas Alexander J. Napoli The Criminal Court Speck Gerald Getty Hell Napoli Herbert C. Paschen Richard Franklin Speck

YMCA Offers Evening Lifesaving Classes for Youth

Lifesaving classes for high school boys and girls will run evenings at the YMCA Pool from 5 30 to 7 for about 15 sessions beginning Monday Aug 8. Minimum age 12. Susan Riley will teach. Registration in advance at the YMCA Pool or YMCA. eight students needed to hold class. A second notice invites high school and college boys to an outdoor basketball organization meeting Aug 4 at 7 p.m. at the YMCA, with games at Stark Street playground supervised by Philip Bushee.

YMCA Ymca Pool Susan Riley Stark Street Playground Philip Bushee

Funeral Rites Held for Paul A Galipeau

The funeral of Paul A Galipeau of Pleasant Street who died Wednesday night at Putnam Memorial Hospital was held at St Francis de Sales Church with a Requiem High Mass led by Rt Rev Msgr Francis B Flanagan. Burial followed in Park Lawn Cemetery. Relatives arrived from North Adams Mass Rochester NY and nearby areas. A BPO Elks service accompanied by Dominick Yarnal and others preceded the Mass.

Paul A. Galipeau Pleasant Street Putnam Memorial Hospital St. Francis de Sales Francis B. Flanagan Mahar & Son Funeral Home Donald Greeneslet Ralph R. Bennett Jr Charles Boyle Michael J. Fraher Jr BPO Elks Dominick Yarnal Donald Greenslet Fred Casey Herbert Knapp Esquire Msgr Flanagan Park Lawn Cemetery North Adams Mass Rochester N.Y Hoosick Falls Church of the Immaculate Conception Mary Caveanaugh Francis J. Cavanaugh O.S.A Edward J. Maginn Albany Charles Packard Rome Italy Theodore Schmitt Chicago Father Cavanaugh James C. Sherman Robert P. Russell Villanova Kenneth J. Kennedy Andover John L. Leary Daniel J. Hartigan John F. Mahoney Holland Mich Leo J. Mahar

Minor Planets and Priests Attend Mass Interment

Astronomical notes describe Icarus as a bright star like object near Earth and list four minor planets measured. The piece names priests from Mechanicville and Augustinian Order members plus bearers at a Mass in Hoosick Falls with attendees from Lawrence, Boston, Philadelphia, Detroit, Chicago, and Flint. Interment was at St Marys Cemetery.

Icarus Earth Palomar Ceres Pallas Juno Vesta Joseph Laverty Schaghticoke Charles F. Hart Troy John J. Coffey Arthur G. O’rourke Waterford Ernest A. Autc Dante Girolami Charles Squaglia Timothy Keating Mechanicville Dominic A. Coniglia Chicago Carl C. Cunningham William J. Hennessey Frank Mulvihill Robert Hebert Peter Pokines John Archer Lawrence Boston Mass Philadelphia Detroit Mich Ill Flint St. Mary’s Cemetery Hoosick Falls Father Cavanaugh

Weekend Accidentshauld Bennington County Traffic Fatality

Bennington County recorded its first 1966 traffic fatality alongside several accidents on area highways. State police investigated two early Sunday morning crashes in Arlington and Stamford, injuring two Cambridge residents and causing rear-end and off-road damage. A third incident on Ben Mont Avenue damaged three cars with one moving-car driver charged. Additional accidents near Dorset and Peru and a Searsburg collision were also reported, with minor injuries and property damage noted.

Bennington County Arlington Stameford U.S.7 Wagon Wheel Cambridge N.Y John Lylis Catherine G. Lylis James O'Neill Cambridge Hospital Bennington Ben Mont Avenue Bennington Village Jack C. Hoag North Bennington Helen V. LeBlanc Raymond J. Langlois Hoag Langlois LeBlanc

Riots, police actions in Watts and Omaha reported

Chicago continued from page one notes no injuries while two policemen stopped a Negro motorist for a traffic violation near Watts riot area. In Omaha a band of Negro youths looted two stores on near north side Sunday prompting police to restore calm after about 30 minutes. National Guard had to be called last July 4 to contain rioting Negroes in the same area. Survivors and funeral details for Lucy Quinby listed with family names and burial plans at Park Lawn Cemetery.

Watts Omaha Neb North Side National Guard Lucy Quinby Stanley Elwell Plattsburgh N.Y Jack Elwell Bennington William Barbara) Cota East Pownal First Baptist Church H. Glenn Payne Park Lawn Cemetery Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home

Bennington Briefs Emblem Club Picnic Postponed

Bennington Briefs note the Emblem Club picnic planned for Wednesday August 3 has been postponed. Volunteers should contact Pat Corbett Keith Karen Martin and Lynn Belanger all 11 for the rescheduled carnival at Yott’s Market to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy fund running through August 6. Also dated items: travelers in Sweden from Bennington connections and a long motor trip by Delmar New York residents Bridges family. Social tonight at Bennington Elks Club. ADV notices announce Dr Oakley M Frost away two weeks to August 1 and J H Manes office closure August 3 through 14 with usual hours resuming August 15.

Keith Karen Martin Lynn Belanger Yott’s Market

Walter C Story obituary note 73 World War I veteran

Walter C Story 73 a World War I veteran died Sunday night at the Vermont Soldiers Home where he had resided since November 1964 Funeral arrangements are pending at Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home

Walter C. Story Vermont Hanson - Walbridge

Miss Charest Hosts Surprise Bridal Shower

Miss Gloria Charest of Putnam Street will wed Philip Walker on August 27. Fifty friends and relatives attended a surprise bridal shower July 26 at the Old Bennington school house. Co-hostesses Linda Lemieux and Barbara Behan presented a corsage of yellow roses. Pink and gray decor brightened the setting. A buffet luncheon followed the gift opening.

Gloria Charest Putnam Street Philip Walker Bennington Linda Lemieux Barbara Behan

Stock Averages Report for August 1, 1966

Dow Jones Bache & Co Albany noon report shows 30 Industrials at 837.63 up 9.75, 20 Railroads at 218.10 up 2.09, 15 Utilities at oo. oe, Composite at 296.31 up 2.97, total volume 2,770,000.

Dow-Jones—Bache & Co Albany

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Alice Baker John Sandquist Jennie Fowler Dorothy Stanley Elizabeth Squires and Son Juliette Nadeau Catherine Flangan William Rubadeau South Dorset Viola Traiis Petersburg Alfred Cook East Dorset Jeanne Sorensen Edeward Smith Gerald Sprague Whitingham Diane Davis Mary Moon Floyd Cookson George Knights Helen Maroni Anders Olsen Wilmington Jackie Connolly Bradford St Expo Vt Bradford Smith Bennington Free Library Garden Park Smith Kate Condon Robert Condon 344 Elm St Hamilton Area Funerals Mary Cavanaugh Lylis Stamford Tatro Road County Road Richard J. Tatro Arthur J. Goudreau Tatro Goudreau Dorset U.S Julien Rainville Iberville Quebec Addona Carmine St. Leonard Rainville Carmen Highway Department John T. Wall Searsburg Bereneie A. Forbush William Congreve Yeadon Forbush Congreve Rene Edward Boutin Jr Bennington Briefs Emblem Club Pat Corbett Virgil Erickson Springfield Stockholm Sweden Erickson Nicholas Perrotta Putnam St Isabella Perrotta Mr. Erickson Anton Erickson Brattleboro Denmark England Charles Bridges Nancy Delmar West Coast Yosemite Yellowstone Grand Canyon Hoover Bennington Elks Club Washington Avenue Oakley M. Frost J.H. Manes Harper Murieta Duskhurs Deive-En Re Theatre Harte Theatre Vetro Goldwyn Mayer Lest’ Acario Pont Sophia Loren Paul Newman David Niven Lapy Walter C, Story Miss Charest Colonie Summer Theatre Latham Circle Victor Borge Leonid Hambro Claire Sombert Michel Bruel Latham Rudy Vallee
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