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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1963
Page
3
The NAACP requests a Vermont public accommodations bill, but officials say a 1957 law already bans discrimination. Gov Hoff and Lt. Gov Foote cite the existing statute while the group presses for new protections.
Plans for a May gathering of former Bennington Girls Club members are under way with Helen Jordan of West Road as arrangements chair. The event aims to honor past officers and advisory board members, inviting all former members to attend this festive reunion.
Lyndonville residents vote 54 against 52 to reject a $100,000 municipal office building. Voters authorize village trustees to apply for 50 percent federal aid under the Accelerated Public Works Act for the project.
Catamount Gadabouts square dance club in Vermont boasts about 56 members from diverse trades led by caller Roy Marsden. The group hosts Western style dances with lessons, followed by round dances, and invites regional clubs to workshops at Knights of Columbus Hall.
Michael F. Marcinkowski resigns from the Vermont Tuberculosis and Health Association to become health advisor for the U S Public Health Service. He will work with Vermont and New Hampshire state health departments and begins orientation January 28. He has five years as executive director and two as program director plus prior Massachusetts Tuberculosis work.
Echo I, the man launched satellite visible to the unaided eye, will arc across the northeastern sky at twilight over the next days. Launched in 1960, the 100-foot balloon now a wrinkled bag still reflects sunlight and appears as a bright star moving west to east. Times from the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory include today at 6 01 p m and 8 02 p m and later times through Wednesday.
Crater Lake in Oregon, the deepest U.S. lake, records a measured depth of 1932 feet. The finding comes from a recent survey using standard depth sounding methods.
Troop L of the Vermont National Guard discussed converting to a medium tank company under a reorganization plan. Sgt Ronald Danforth led a gunner exam class and Lt Robert E Houle announced the possible change. Nine men were interviewed for the Vermont Military Academy.
New York UPI reports shipments of latex foam mattress cores in the July to September period 1962 were 43 percent higher than in the first quarter. The Latex Foam Rubber Council provides the figures.
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