Youth pleads no contest to careless driving in Bennington
Municipal Court heard Edwin W. Rice age 16 from Bennington plead no contest to careless and negligent driving after skidding on U.S. 7 in Arlington. Judge Fienberg fined Rice 35 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin W. Rice
Bennington
Atty
R. Marshall Witten
Rice
U.S. 7
Arlington
George M. Fienberg
Gordon A. Wilson
Cranston
R.I
Bennington County
Fienberg
Wilson
Edward Bowmaker
501
South St
Margueritte E. Ross
Wilmington
Del
Shaftsbury
Caracciola Replaces Fienberg on Plan Board
Bennington Village trustees named Joseph J. Caracciola of Hunt Street to replace Oscar C. Fienberg on the Bennington Regional Planning Commission. Village President Salvatore Santarcangelo announced the change today. Fienberg will stay on the Village Planning Commission but asked to be relieved from the regional board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Joseph J. Caracciola
Hunt Street
Oscar C. Fienberg
Elm St
Salvatore Santarcangelo
Fienberg
Santarcangelo
Two Vermont Counties Added To Disaster Aid List
Addison and Rutland Counties in Vermont were designated disaster areas by the U S Department of Agriculture, qualifying farmers for the Emergency Livestock Feed Program as drought costs loom at about five million dollars. The designation brings Windham Bennington Windsor and Orange Counties to disaster status, enabling feed purchases from federal grazing lands under the Soil Bank Program. Vermont dairy farmers face losses from an extended dry spell, with hay crops halved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Addison
Rutland
Vermont
Windham
Bennington
Windsor
Orange
Soil Bank
Draftees go to Albany for induction and exams
Twenty two Bennington County registrants depart Selective Service by chartered bus to undergo induction and pre induction examinations in Albany. Inductees include Harold Croft Manchester Harold McKeighan Rupert George Lake South Dorset and others from Bennington North Bennington Shaftsbury Arlington Manchester Center Manchester Depot Bennington Sunderland and transfers from Idaho Massachusetts and New York with two 18 year olds among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington County
Albany
Harold Croft
Manchester
Harold McKeighan
Rupert
George Lake
South Dorset
Philip Hollister
Lawrence Johnson
John Koier
Michael Lettre
John Fothergill
Ronald Perrott
Bennington
Arthur Whitman
William Young
Kenneth Smith
Edward McCarthy
North Bennington
Trevor Elwell Jr
Robert Wash
Water Expansion Bonds Move Toward Early Negotiations
Village officials decide the village water board should handle negotiations for property acquisitions and rights of way for the water expansion project. A $40,000 sinking fund built by voters will support engineering and acquisitions, with options on routes along public and private rights of way. The state highway right of way will be discussed with Woodford selectmen before any state approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Water Board
Woodford
Shultz and
Harmon
Bland Gigi at Colonie Theatre a bland review
A Bland Gigi at Colonie Summer Theatre fails to spark despite seasoned performers. The French comedy is criticized for thin plotting canned music and stilted delivery, though some cast members show craft. The review notes stiff piano accompaniment and overlit pacing that distracts in the theatre in the round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gigi
Anita Loos
Colette
Colonie Summer Theatre
Zeke Berlin
Nick Annino
Jene Youtt
Mme. Alvarez
Virginia Payne Gial Marisa Pavan Andree
Betty Wragge
Gaston Lachaille
Jean Pierre Aumont Victor Earl Montgomery
Alte la Helen Noyes
Sidente
Betty Sinclair
Bennington Briefs A Busy Week In Town News
The Banner offices will close at 3 p m Thursday for staff to attend a company bake at Lake Shaftsbury. Mrs Virginia Perrotta remains a patient at DeGoesbiand Hospital Burlington since July 6 under observation and treatment. Mr and Mrs Joseph Gladue moved from 208 Maple Street to 739 Main Street. Mrs Gladue is the former Yvonne Stone. Both playgrounds host an Olympic Day this Friday starting at 10 a m. Friday street dance at Stark Street from 7:30 to 9:30 p m features The Berets. Local boys 10 to 18 may join a summer basketball league meeting tonight at Stark Street Playground at 7. Mr and Mrs Louis Remington celebrate their 59th wedding anniversary at home on Union Street. she is the former Jennie Hatch. Dr W H Browning’s office will close July 17 through Aug 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Patricia) Perrotta
Merson Street
DeGoesbriand Hospital
Burlington
Joseph Gladue
Maple St
Main St
Gladue
Yvonne Stone
Stark Street
the Berets
Louis Remington
Union Street
Bennington
Heat Grips Italy With Record Sunday Temperatures
Italy sweltered under extreme heat with Rome posting a 99 degree high and Venice’s Lido Beach reporting 135 degrees in the sun. Officials warned residents to stay indoors and stay hydrated as heat waves intensified nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
UPI
Italy
Lido Beach
Venice
Bennington Selectmen OK Street Lights And New Roads
At a Tuesday meeting Bennington selectmen approved three more streetlights on North Bennington Road near U S 7, between Hanwell Avenue and Reilly's Green Acres Motel, and accepted a deed for three town roads Sharon Birch and Woodland Drives off Convent Avenue from Wesley Buzzell and Dr James S Shea. The roads meet the town standards with three rods width and three structures existing or under construction on the loop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Selectmen
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Bennington Road
Hanwell Avenue
Reilly
Green Acres
Wesley Buzzell
James S. Shea
Convent Avenue
B & S Company
Selectmen
Sharon
Birch
Woodland
Band Concert Opens Midnight Madness Sale in Bennington
A concert at 7 p.m. in front of the First Methodist Church kicks off the annual Midnight Madness sale in Bennington. Conducted by Gunnar Schoenbeck, North Bennington, merchants say stores will close at 5 p.m. and reopen at 8 p.m. the sale runs until midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Joseph A. McDonough
Greater
Break in at W. T. Grant store on North Bennington Road
Store manager Carl Phillips reports a break in last night at W. T. Grant on North Bennington Road. Thieves entered through the garden shop into the main store, with watches and transistor radios taken from damaged cases. items still under inventory. State police are investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Grant
Bennington Road
Carl Phillips
Phillips
Obituaries from Hoosick Falls and North Bennington
Kenneth E Bulson 55 of Hoosick Falls owner of the Chevrolet agency died unexpectedly Tuesday night at his home. autopsy ordered. Survived by wife Alma Lorette daughter Judith son James sister Rena Sherman. Funeral Friday at 10 at his residence. Interment St Marys Hoosick Falls. Leo J Mahar Funeral Home in charge. Katherine Mae Colvin 76 of North Bennington died Tuesday at Putnam Memorial Hospital after three weeks as a patient. Born Petersburg NY to Louis and Priscilla LaFlamme. Married William C Colvin November 10 1910. Golden anniversary in 1960. Survivors include husband, two daughters Helen Crosier and Dorothy Ward, four sons William F Russell W Edwin A Harold E, 13 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral Friday 2 PM Mahar & Son Funeral Home. Burial Grand View Cemetery North Bennington. Viewing tonight 7–9 and Thursday 2–4 and 7–9 with family in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Keneneth E. Bulson
Chevrolet
Barton Ave
Philip Martinez
Rensselaer County
Anthony E. Matera
Troy
Mr. Bulson
West Hoosick
Eue Gene and
Mary
Judith
James
Rena Sherman
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Leo J. Mahar
North Bennington
Katherine Mae Colvin
William C. Colvin
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Petersburg
Louis
Priscilla LaFlamme
Bennington
Colvin
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Philip Schuyler
Alan
Dorothy) Ward
Camas
Wash
William F
Russell W
Amherst
Mass
Edwin A
Shaftsbury
Harold E
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Alfred Scott
North Bennington Baptist Church
Grandview Cemetery
Hospital Notes Tuesday July 13 admissions and births
Admissions include Edith Grout East Arlington Thomas Derrick Buskirk NY Mrs Alice Hoyt Ben Discharges include George Stroffoleno West Arlington Mary Kinney Hoosick Falls Births recorded for Henry Wheeler Wilmington a son and Donald Waite Arlington a daughter both July 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Grout
East Arlington
Thomas Derrick
Buskirk
N.Y
Alice Hoyt
Bennington
George Stroffoleno
West Arlington
Mary Kinney
Hoosick Falls
Henry Wheeler
Wilmington
Donald Waite
Arlington
Dog Involves Bike Crash On East Main Street
Two motorcyclists were injured when a dog chased a 1960 BMW driven by Douglas L. Guerard of Watervliet New York causing a fall on East Main Street near Branch Street. Passenger Mary Mavilla of 312 Weeks Street sustained arm and leg bruises. Both were treated by Dr. James S. Shea. A second accident on Depot Street involving a 1958 Plymouth and a 1964 Lincoln caused property damage but no injuries.
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East Main Street
Bennington Village
Douglas L. Guerard
Watervliet
N. Y
Mary Mavilla
James S. Shea
Guerard
Main Street
Branch Street
Mary Harvey
Main St
Depot Street
Alfred A. Francis
Albany
N.Y
Richard E. Stratton
County St
VIC Sacks Luke Crispe As Adviser
The Vermont Young Independent Club fires senior adviser A. Luke Crispe of Brattleboro amid claims of repeated failures and purposeless politics. VIP cofounder Crispe helped elect Gov. Hoff in 1962. Buckley is among potential replacements. The VIP faded after poor 1962 results, leaving the Young VIC as the last remnant of Vermont's Independent party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Sacks
Luke Crispe
Adviser
Brattleboro
UPI
The
Vermont Young Independent Club
VIC
A. Luke Crispe
Harold Mosheveitis
Young Vic
Crispe
Club
T. Garry Buckley
Bennington
Vermont Independent Party
VIP
Philip H. Hoff
Mosheveltis
Buckley
Independent Party
Vermont
Missing Librarian Found Dead in Lake near Albany
The badly decomposed body of Albany librarian Marion McVee, 53, missing since November 24, was found Tuesday inside a car submerged in Mariaville Lake near Schenectady. The car lay about 80 feet from shore in 10 feet of water. Castleton State College reports two students, Sarah Donavan Goodrich and Ann Kuhn, on the dean's list for spring. two students, Margaret Dennis and Judith Meacham, on the president's list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
N.Y
UPI
Albany
Mariaville Lake
Here
Marion McVee
Castleton
Bennington
Casleton State College
Sarah Donavan Goodrich
Ann Kuhn
Margaret Dennis
North Clarendon
Judith Meacham
Fair Haven
Interim Decision Lets Hospital Recollect for OAA Services
Vermont Supreme Court issued an interim ruling lifting the injunction that barred Putnam Memorial Hospital from collecting from public agencies for Old Age Assistance services to destitute persons. The decision may become permanent after the court's final ruling on the hospital's appeal, with a near-term determination anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court
County Court of Chancery
Bennington County
William C. Hill
Henry W. Putnam
Putnam
Hill
Supreme Court
Peduzzi
High
Parks Dept Begins Expansion Across Vermont Areas
The Vermont Forests and Parks Department started spending part of a 2 million dollar bonded fund for recreation. Up to 750,000 will create new campsites and expand facilities, 500,000 will fund land purchases, up to 400,000 will add to ski areas, with the rest for day-use sites. By 1967 1,500 campsites will rise to 2,100, including Burton Island, Groton, Carmi Lake, Little River, North Hero, Bomoseen, Woodford, Dummer, Lake Elmore, Emerald Lake, Maidstone, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill
Vermont
Burton Island
Groton State Forest
Carmi Lake
Little River
Waterbury
North Hero
Lake Bomoseen
Castleton
Mars orbiter prints 40 000 dot images in 12 minute link
The Mariner project reveals slow transmission of eight hour 35 minute per picture as 6 bits form a dot, 40 000 dots per image, distance 134 million miles, signal travels at light speed. Even without photos, mission deemed a success by scientists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Kennedy warns need for reserves amid Viet Nam crisis
President Johnson says any big increase in effort to halt Viet Nam aggression requires adequate US reserves. Senate GOP leader Dirksen expects Congress may soon approve more authority and money. House leader Ford calls for an official emergency message to curb rumors about recalls and budget boosts. Draft calls and reserve plans remain under review as McNamara travels. In 1961 Kennedy mobilized about 150,000 reserves and guardsmen during Berlin tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Kennedy
Berlin
South Viet Nam
United States
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Capitol
Congress
House
GOP
Gerald R. Ford
Mich
Johnson
Viet Nam
McNamara
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kennedy
Market Summary Shows Mixed U.S. Sector Moves
The report lists 30 Industrials at 879.82 up 2.85, 20 Railroads at 201.05 up 1.17, 15 Utilities at 156.93 up 0.15, with the Composite average at 305.94 up 1.08 for a total of 1,610,000 shares. The data reflects readers tracking index components and daily price changes across sectors.
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House of Correction
Cleo Webb Jr
Chester Paligo
Paligo
Charghim
Webb
James G. Robinson Jr
Upper Montclair
N.J
Robinson
Monument Motors
Caracciola
Regional Commission
Robert L. Hagerman
Joint Planning Board
John C. Burdis
Burdis
Vermont Department of Highways
Shultz
Colonie Theater
By Paul Aaron
Latham, N.Y
Marisa Pavan
Jean Pierre Aumont
Bennington Briefs
Banner
Camebake
Lake Shaftsbury
W.H. Browneing
HARTE
Carlo Pont
Sophia Loren
George Pep
Trevor Howard
Jown Mills
Richard Johnson
Tom Courtenay
Jerry Lewis
WA Paramount
Edmond O’brien
North Bennington Rd
Harlow
Carroll Baker
Martin Balsam
Red Buttons
John Derek
Ursula Andress
Dr. No
Yes Girl
Kenneth E. Bulson
Katherine M. Colvin
Parks Dept
Pickering
Dow Jones—Bache & Co
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