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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1967
Page
2
Vermont development commissioner Elbert G. Moulton appeals to Bennington Rotary for broad support of local and regional planning. He argues planning preserves Vermont’s beauty and character while guiding growth, citing past gains in jobs, industry, and recreation tourism and urging a blueprint for orderly expansion.
St Michaels College in WINOOSKI PARK Friday named Dr Armand O Citarella director of extension services succeeding Dr Robert J Giroux as academic vice president and dean. Citarella will oversee summer sessions graduate programs and the college extension work including programs at Springfield Montreal area and on campus.
Tony Whittemore 11 and Jeff 9 plus their pony walk from Pepperell Massachusetts toward Expo 67 in Canada. An immigration official warned admission may hinge on parental written permission and health papers while the boys press on toward Jaffrey New Hampshire with support from relatives and local escorts.
Bennington area residents involved in seven weeknight vigils on East Main and North Streets to urge ending the Vietnam War last night evaluated their impact. Ursula Scott and Irving Adler voiced cautious optimism about attendance, while Lisa Tate noted the reminder that life in Vietnam differs from life at home. Magdalena Usategui-Gomez observed growing public interest and questions about the war.
Montpelier reports Lt Gov John J Daley will offer a resolution at the Lieutenant Governors Conference in San Francisco endorsing allocation of matching federal funds for interstate highway maintenance. The move would ask federal aid for maintenance and operating costs, not just construction, and calls for DOT consultations with states on distribution procedures.
Granville Vermont grower Riley Bostwick reveals a 70 foot balsam from Green Mountain National Forest chosen as the national Christmas tree for the White House. The tree, maturity reached after 44 years of care, will be cut in November for lighting by the Pageant of Peace Committee in Washington. Bostwick notes Vermont’s historical role since 1923 when he first supplied a national tree for Calvin Coolidge.
The University of Vermont will join a nationwide federal program to study major causes of traffic accidents. Vermont fatalities over the next year will be examined, with $115,865 awarded to assess alcohol's role. A research member will reach each scene promptly as part of an $8.7 million National Highway Safety Bureau effort spanning 30 areas.
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