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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1967

Page

5

Dynamite thefts traced to Rutland area camp sites

Three missing dynamite cases recovered in a secluded Pittsford area after a July 24 theft from S V Rossi Construction in Torrington Connecticut. Blasting caps stolen from Rutland area storage were also recovered. Two 12 year old girls reported missing near Plymouth were found safe with a search party after wandering in woods.

Pittsford VPT S.V. Rossi Construction Torrington West Rutland Plymouth UPT Ellen Brucker Roger Brucker Yellow Springs Ohio Valerie Daniels Neal Daniels Philadelphia Little Killington Smith Peaks Webb Kenneth Webb

Vermont departments move into National Life building

Portions of four state departments relocate to 15 000 square feet on the fifth floor of the National Life Insurance Co. building in Montpelier. The move, costing about 56 000 dollars annually, includes Social Welfare Development Racing Commission and Auditor of Accounts. All entrants must sign a guest register in the lobby, administrator William Kearns said.

Vermont College President Joins AAJC International Education Panel

Dr William L Irvine president of Vermont College has been named to a new AAJC committee on international education. The first meeting is August 7 in Washington DC and the panel will study implications of the International Education Act and the AAJC International Convention in Hawaii in 1970. Irvine is among about eight junior college presidents named to the panel and also serves on the AAJC Commission on Administration.

Five die in New York area two-car crash Saturday night

A violent two-car collision on a Troy area Thruway north of the Catskill interchange leaves six dead in the weekend toll. Victims include Martin Levine 20 Valley Stream Neil Levinsohn 20 Valley Stream Marion Lubart 16 Oceanside Mel Shapiro 20 New York City and Stephen C Gramley 20 Muncie Pa in one car. Frank J DeMaria 58 Bronx dies in separate Thruway crash.

Catskill Frank J. DeMaria Bronx

Battle for Union Control at Berkshire ICW No 2

In North Adams two factions claim to lead the Independent Condenser Workers Union No 2 and its more than 40000 dollar treasury. Walter Wood's group met at Drury High School and approved three changes to merge with IUE Local 200. Robert Hamilton and William Stackpole group hired a lawyer to defend the treasury. About 66 attended the first meeting and 30 the second. Also in North Adams plans for a 600000 dollar, 30000 square foot McCann Vocational High School expansion were revealed to add 250 student capacity and broaden courses.

North Adams Condenser Workers Union No. 2 ICW Walter Wood Drury High School International Union of Electrical Workers IUE Robert Hamilton William Stackpole Treasury Wood McCann Vocational High School

White Oaks selects Rev Edward Miller as new pastor

Williamstown leaders announce changes at two local institutions Rev Edward Miller a June Columbia Bible College graduate will start as White Oaks Congregational Church pastor September 1 In Adams 24 hour monitoring of Channel 5 begins from the police station led by Northern Berkshire Emergency Communications Club and Chief Frank P Kopec with citizen input

Williamstown White Oaks Congregational Church Pine Cobble School Edward Miller New Britain Adams Northern Berkshire Emergency Communications Club Frank P. Kopec

Humphrey Targets Congress Over Urban Riots In Boston Speech

Vice President Hubert Humphrey blamed Congress for slow action on urban aid bills and urged rapid passage of anti poverty and crime measures. He warned that delaying funds harms cities and endorsed renewed federal programs while planning a Detroit trip as a Johnson envoy.

Boston UPD Hubert Humphrey Congress Detroit Johnson Humphrey National League of Cities NLC House

Pony Boys Complete 400 Mile Expo 67 Journey

Tony and Jeff Whittemore 11 and 9 along with their pony King finished a 400 mile 27 day trek from Needham Massachusetts to Expo 67 in Montreal. They crossed the border with their mother and welcomed by Expo official Roger Campbell. The boys also drove a bride and groom to their wedding and received help from locals with meals and shelter while crowds followed their progress.

Needham Mass Tony Jeff King Chambly Roger Campbell Victoria Bridge Theodore P. Whittemore Jr Ted Wendy Philipsburg Raymond Ladrecque Mance Duquette St. Romauld’s Montcalm Farnam

De Gaulle Blames Canada For Diplomatic Sniping

Paris sources say President Charles de Gaulle plans a special cabinet meeting to shift blame for the Canadian Affair onto Canada. He was expected to lay out a rationale for last week's diplomatic sniping during the session.

de Gaulle Paris UPD Charles de Gaulle Canada Montreal Quebec Lester B. Pearson France Pearson Ottawa

New England Governors Open Regional Commission Office

The six governors gathered in Boston to formally open the New England Regional Commission office in the Old Federal Building. They planned informal talks on a new executive director after Leonard J. Cohen resigned to return to newspapers, with Hoff as conference chair praising Cohen's efforts.

Boston UPI New England Regional Commission Federal Building Post Office Arthur Ristau Vermont Philip H. Hoff New England Leonard J. Cohen Hoff Governors’ Conference Cohen Commission

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