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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1964
Page
2
Lawrence J. Bizzarro of Troy, long deputy counsel for the city, was appointed assistant district attorney by Pierce H. Russell, who began his term Monday. Reilly and Cholakis were reappointed as assistants and the office dispensed with the prior first second and third assistant designations.
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp has exercised its option on a 157 acre tract spanning Selkirk and Coeymans and plans to begin construction of a propane gas terminal soon after spring thaw.
Charles Bud Wilkinson head of the national fitness program will visit Albany March 6-7 for the Northeastern Regional Physical Fitness Clinic sponsored by the President's Council. He recently resigned as University of Oklahoma football coach after 17 seasons and as athletic director. Leaders from six New England states and New York are expected to attend.
Mt Greylock Tramway Authority chief Dragone briefs New York financiers on tramway and ski area project on Mt Greylock. An aerial tramway expert, Robert McLellan, inspected the mountain with a ski area developer outlining proposed trails and lifts. In Williamstown the Mt Greylock Faculty Association donated $100 to the Free School Association in Prince Edward County, Virginia, and the Massachusetts Teachers Association gave $1,000 to support bi racial free schools for county children. officials cited school absence since 1959.
Prime Minister Nehru spent two hours Sunday observing a parade in New Delhi marking India's 14th Republic Day anniversary. The ceremony showcased national pride with ceremonial displays and military and civilian participants.
New York reports singer Josephine Baker is back in the United States for a two week Broadway engagement opening next month. She left the United States 32 years ago to live in France and will then tour.
The Department of Justice filed a 4.9 million dollar damage suit in U S District Court against McCloskey & Co of Philadelphia Charles T Main Inc and the firm Shepley Bulfinch Richardson and Abbott for defects in construction of a 15 story 920 bed Veterans Administration hospital in Jamaica Plain Boston The action also targets Aetna Casualty and Surety Co the performance bond issuer The suit cites a 1950 contract value of 10 563 million and seeks 2 5 million additional damages from Aetna in Boston offices and its Hartford home office
Boston introduces a second Freedom Trail based map titled Freedom trails of Negro History in Boston researched by Sue Bailey Thurman and illustrated with Anne Thurman Chiarenza. It links sites like Park Street Church and Faneuil Hall with Negro history including Crispus Attucks and Phillis Wheatley, while noting broader demographic shifts and educational advocacy.
Rear Adm. William P. Sieglaff took command of the First Naval District, relieving acting commandant Capt. Blish C. Hills. Sieglaff, a veteran submarine officer and MIT graduate, earned two Navy Crosses for World War II actions aboard USS Tautog and USS Tench. Capt. Hills becomes chief of staff for the district.
The Bennington Banner lists telephone numbers for business Newsroom Advertising and states the paper is published daily except Sundays and holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vt. It notes AP exclusive use for local news and dispatches and outlines home delivery and mail subscription rates within Vermont and nationwide with serviceman rates.
Maine's Sen. Margaret Chase Smith announces she will run for president. The Skowhegan native, 66, says she wants to be seen as a senator first and rejects being labeled a suffragette or a trailblazer. She has long urged women be judged by qualifications, not sex.
Mrs John F Kennedy and sister Lee Radziwill dined with Marlon Brando at a French restaurant on Embassy Row. Secret Service protected the trio during a three hour meal while Brando and his manager left separately. The party kept a low profile amid other diners. Earlier Mrs Kennedy hosted Queen Frederika of Greece and Princess Irene at her Georgetown home.
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