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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1965
Page
2
Mary Fletcher Hospital associate administrator Robert C. Terrill resigns effective June 1 to become administrator of the University of Oklahoma Hospital in Oklahoma City. Terrill, a Oklahoma City native and University of Oklahoma graduate, has served at Mary Fletcher for 12 years.
In Albany Senate Majority Leader Joseph Zaretzki warned of a protracted legislative session potentially extending into June and beyond if needed. He urged swift action on all bills as the Assembly passed its first measure since January 6 and the Senate staged only one bill for calendar. Robert Moses, president of the World’s Fair, returned to New York and dismissed reports of his departure, saying no comment to questions about loans and leadership.
Dr Theodore G Mehlin Williams College astronomy professor and Williams Town school committee chair retired after six years. He did not seek re election and received a plaque with the committee seal Monday at Williams Inn. He helped select six superintendents across Williamstown Mt Greylock and McCann Vocational School Districts. A separate Pittsfield note reports a Lina Ransom Baldwin memorial fund for student nurses at Pittsfield General Hospital established by Mira Baldwin and Adeleia Baldwin Haskell of Norwich Conn. The fund director awards discretionary use and the first item a color television set has been installed and plaques marked. Miss Baldwin a PGH Nursing School graduate died last July.
Boston NAACP leader Thomas Atkins says Malcolm X’s death is a loss to America comparable to Kennedy and Evers, distinguishing his personal view from NAACP policy. Aubrey Barnett calls Malcolm X a potential civil rights leader in a radio discussion.
Edward H. Coolidge Jr., 27, of Manchester was held in 300000 bail as he awaits a May 17 trial for the sex slaying of 14 year old Pamela Mason. He faces first degree murder and kidnapping indictments tied to the January 1964 death in Manchester.
The Bennington Banner lists telephones for news, advertising, and newsroom, prints daily except Sundays, and provides subscription rates by mail within a 50 mile radius and Vermont, plus U.S. rates. It notes second class postage paid at Bennington Vermont.
Ella Mae Collins, half sister of Malcolm X, vows retaliation for his assassination and says his militant brand will live on. She heads to New York to help plan the funeral after urging him 18 months ago to break with the Black Muslim group.
Caracas police chief Genarino Pena announced a special home delivery service for Mardi Gras 1965 to deter drunken revelers. In New York Malcolm X’s sister described premonitions of violent death and the ongoing feud as larger than a Muslim civil dispute, with family members seeking safety amid threats and heightened tension.
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