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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1964
Page
2
Vergennes and South Burlington superintendents join 30 school administrators on a study mission to Germany from March 8 to 29. They will visit Munich and Berlin to study curricula standards and organizational patterns in education.
Ronald T. Beasley, 17, of Clinton Avenue, charged with first degree murder by grand jury for the stomping death of an elderly state employee on Aug. 8. Theodore H. Burke Jr. and William F. Goodrich, previously convicted for Bert Taber’s murder, face first degree murder indictments but chose second degree pleas. Burke gets 30 years to life, Goodrich 25 to life. Separate item notes the Northway bypass near Lake George opening ahead of schedule, with two southbound lanes in use for one-way traffic while remaining lanes finish, aiding southbound flow from US 9 to the edge of Lake George village.
In North Adams John W Bond was re elected president of the Northern Berkshire Development Corp the group aims to spur industrial and other development in northern Berkshire. In Berkshire Massachusetts state police the Civil Air Patrol and local police searched for Walter Myers a South Hadley man missing after Tuesday hunting trip but he reappeared Wednesday having spent Tuesday night at the North Adams YMCA.
Stocks opened firm in moderate trading with many gains. Major movers included Colgate, American Tobacco, General Electric and Ford with mixed shifts across steel, oil, and chemical shares while overall sentiment showed notable activity and several firms reached or neared new intraday highs.
UPI reports Corporal Gary F. Janulewicz of Feeding Hills Springfield Massachusetts earned praise from General Westmoreland and a Vietnamese general for braving heavy fire on Hill 159 in Quang Tin Province to administer aid to badly wounded Army Sgt. Fred Flowers. The 20 year old Marine risked his life to save a fallen comrade amid a fierce firefight.
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sunday and legal holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont by the Banner Publishing Corporation. It is a member of United Press International which has exclusive rights to republication of all local news printed in this newspaper and all UPI news dispatches.
Philip C. Wallwork of the Automobile Legal Association reports no major speed traps on the winter route from New England to Florida after a long lull. He warns drivers not to speed but notes traps could return. previous traps such as Callahan, Georgia, faced criticism, though this year Callahan appears well run. Wallwork cites adverse publicity and hotel losses as reasons for the lapse and urges careful driving to avoid tickets.
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