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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1965

Page

2

Fire in Rutland laundry claims 9 month old Delbert Hanson Jr

A fatal fire in a Rutland self service laundry flared to the second floor where 9 month old Delbert Hanson Jr. was in a playpen. Police and fire crews rescued Mrs. Hanson and two other children along with residents Florence Wissell and Charles La France.

Rutland VPI Delbert Hanson Jr Hanson

Stock Market Opens Higher In Moderate Trade

New York stocks opened modestly higher in steady trading. Chrysler slipped to 60 3/4, Eastman Kodak rose to 139 1/2, Union Carbide eased to 126 1/4 as early leaders and indicators moved in the first hours of trading.

New York Chrysler Eastman Kodak Union Carbide IBM Sinclair Ye Internat Harvester Socony Mobil Internal Nickel Southern Railway International T&t Ya Sperry Rand Island Creek Coal Standard Oil Calif le Jones & Laughlin Indiana Standard Oil NJ Joy Mfg Kennecott Ohio U.S. Steel Koppers Studebaker Republic IBM Rose Kroger Swift Texas Instruments Sears Roe- Monsanto Trans World Air Buck Cocae Montgomery Ward Cola Motorola United Aircraft Vg Air Products National Biscuit United Air Lines Air Reduction National Dairy United Fruit National Distributors United Gas Imp Allegheny Ludium Lst US Rubber Allied Chemical National Gypsum Allis Chalmers Ye New York Central Y US Smelting Alcoa Norfolk & Western US Steel American Airlines Olin Mathieson West Va American Dan Owens Western Union Pan American Westinghouse Air American Electric Param P Westinghouse Electric American Metal Cl Yo Parke Davis Wheeling Steel American Metal Pds Peabody Coal Winn Dixie American Motors Penney Woolworth Pennsylvania P & L Xerox Corp American Optical Pennsylvania RR Youngstown S & T American T&t Zenith American Tobacco Pepsi Cola Anaconda Phillips Petroleum Armco Steel Pitts Plate Glass Armour Pittsburgh Steel Atchison Procter & Gamble Baldwin Lima Ham Pullman Pure Oil Baltimore & Ohio RR Bendix RCA Bethlehem Steel le Reading RR Boeing Aircraft Republic Steel Briggs Mfg Reynolds Metals BVD Co Reynolds Tobacco Canada Dry Richfield Canadian Pacific Xd Schenley Celanese Vo Schering Chesapeake & Ohio Sears Roebuck Champion Paper Simmons Chrysler Cincinnati Gas & Elec Coca Cola Vo Colgate Fy Collins Radio Colorado Fuel&Iron Vo Commonwealth Edison le Consolidated Nat Gas Consolidation Coal Consumers Power Ve Continental Can Copperweld Steel Crucible Steel Curtiss Wright Diam Nnt Dow Chemical Ve DuPont Eastern Air Lines Y Eastman Ly Eaton Mfg Eric Lackawanna Federal Mag Firestone Ford General Dynamics General Electric General Foods General Motors Goodrich Goodyear Grace WR Great A&p Greyhound Harbison Walker Hercules Powder Hershey Hoff Electric Illinois Central Ingersoll Rand

Red Terrorism On The Rise In Philippines

Manila reports a government offensive with about 2000 troops entering Pampanga Province to hunt down Huk terrorists blamed for a two week series of killings. Unclear link to anti American actions, including a bombing attempt on a U S air force school. Protests in Manila demand recall of Ambassador Blair as youth groups plan peaceful picketing outside the U S embassy.

Manila UPI Huk Pampanga Air Force U.S Philippines Primo Ross William M. Blair Jr

Fires in 1964 Caused 11900 U S Fire Deaths

Boston UPI report from the National Fire Protection Association shows 11900 fire deaths nationwide in 1964, up slightly from 1963 but below 1954’s peak, with total property loss about 1.675 billion dollars. The worst incidents include a 22 year old climber injury, a fatal Newport airliner crash, and Dallas Nieman Marcus fire. nursing home and stage fire losses are noted.

Boston UPI National Fire Protection Association Association U. S Newport Tenn Fountaintown Ind San Francisco Walker Air Force Base N.M Associated Dallas Tex New Mexico

Albany County Bids Skip Public Process In 72 Cases

A state auditors report shows Albany County bought single items over 1,000 dollars without public bidding in 72 instances over three years. Officials largely declined comment. The auditors also note the county cut its unredeemed tax sale certificate backlog by nearly 3 million dollars and adopted a new approach to delinquents. In other news, contralto Marion Anderson will spend a night of her farewell tour as a guest of Gov. and Mrs. Rockefeller at the Executive Mansion. She performs January 12 at Emmanuel Baptist Church with pianist Franz Rupp. Also, State Comptroller Arthur Levitt urged fiscal discipline as a Democratic legislature prepares to convene for the first time in decades.

Albany State Comptroller’s Office Albany County Marion Anderson Mrs. Rockefeller Executive Mansion Miss Anderson Franz Rupp Emmanuel Baptist Church Arthur Levitt Gov. Rockefeller Levitt

Regional school plans discussed by Berkshire officials

Adams and Cheshire school leaders meet in Cheshire to explore forming a regional district with the State School Building Assistance Commission. The session aims to clarify steps needed to qualify for state aid. Channel 19 Western Massachusetts TV outages may be restored midweek due to a power-break fault. Pittsfield obit notes William A. Whittlesey 2nd, 83, former Pittsfield Electric Co president and Berkshire County Savings Bank head, died Sunday at Pittsfield General Hospital. he retired in 1962.

North Adams Adams and Cheshire Adams Rolland G. Duval State Adams — TV Mount Greylock Massachusetts Pittsfield William A. Whittlesey Pittsfield Electric Co Western Mass. Electric Co Pittsfield General Hospital Berkshire County Savings Bank

Bennington Banner Teletype Subscriptions and Rates

The Bennington Banner lists home delivery by carrier or motor delivery at 10 cents per day. Subscription rates by mail cover a 50 mile Vermont radius with 3 months 6.30, 6 months 11.70, 1 year 22.50. Rates for elsewhere in the U.S. include 3 months 7.00, 6 months 13.00, 1 year 25.00. Special rates apply for servicemen. Second class postage paid at Bennington Vermont.

Vermont U.S Bennington

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