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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1964
Page
2
Gov Hoff announces 23 proposed bills covering education governance natural resources and taxes for the upcoming special legislative session. Nearly 3 million in appropriations are requested. Hoff will address lawmakers in a joint session Monday afternoon.
Ed wards A. Ryals of Bristol Conn leaves 167550 to be distributed. University of Vermont and Gifford Memorial Hospital in Randolph Vt each receive 20000. Other bequests go to churches and relatives. In Montpelier Rep Christowe announces changes at the Free Public Library Service Department. Mrs Lillian Irons named acting executive secretary replacing Jane Dobson. The Vermont Civil War Centennial Committee distributes The Civil War A Guide for Teachers pamphlet via Illinois courtesy.
Troy Pierce Hull Russell named district attorney of Rensselaer County by Gov. Rockefeller. Interim term ends December 31. Russell succeeds John T. Casey who resigned to become county judge after last November election. Albany budget row follows, with no tax increase pledge challenged. Warrington Jr. arraigned on first-degree rape and sodomy charges in Cohoes.
Dr. Robert H. Cowing of Williamstown was named Tuesday to head North Adams Hospital's medical staff for two years. He has served as the hospital's radiologist since 1955 and is a radiology consultant at Putnam Memorial and Plunkett Memorial Hospitals in Adams. Edward W. Banas, 54, of Adams and a former amateur boxer known as Kid Bozo, died Wednesday in Albany. He is survived by his wife, a daughter, a son, three brothers, three sisters and two grandchildren. funeral plans are pending.
Boston AP reports Air Force radar research scientist David Atlas says a reliable radar system for detecting tornadoes is now possible and urges rapid expansion of radar facilities and data processing. He notes Doppler tech could save lives by improving detection and tracking of tornadoes. Detroit AP notes Mercy College admits two male students joining an all female campus, creating a co educational student body.
In Manchester New Hampshire investigators used Air Force snow melting machines to uncover new evidence in the Pamela Mason murder case. Police Chief Francis P McGranaghan said he is hopeful this will crack the case as the body of 14 year old Pamela Mason was found in a snow bank along Interstate Route.
Lawrence investigators question whether Donna Mae St Amand was murdered as autopsy looms. Medical examiner notes drowning in a ditch with possible blows, while clues like torn clothing and teeth mising prompt ongoing attempts to trace her last movements.
In Lynn Massachusetts Barbara DiGangi found 5 year olds Karen DiGangi and Catherine Sparks suffocating in a refrigerator left in a vacant apartment at the Webacowitz Avenue housing project after Catherine’s sister complained she had no one to play with. The girls were taken to Lynn Hospital and listed in good condition.
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