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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1964
Page
2
Rep. Richard H. Schmidt of Burlington announces he will run again for the Vermont House. He backs Gov. Hoff and the progressive program, chairing the Appropriations Committee his first term and succeeding Hoff in that post.
Randolph Center Vermont The college reports room for qualified applicants as President Kieffer notes VTC has accepted 130 students but can enroll a freshman class of 165 in September While some accepted may choose other colleges the door remains open for additional applications and all entrants must meet entrance requirements.
Miss Margaret Ceresia, a College of Saint Rose graduate, will spend next year with a husband and wife team in Catholic missions across the southwestern United States. She will wed John Scarfi of Tarrytown in August to join lay extension volunteers among Spanish migrant workers. Saint Rose is among the top U.S. colleges for graduates entering missions, and Ceresia is one of eight June graduates joining the lay extension program.
In Berkshire at Burke's Field Curran Highway the Al G Kelly and Miller Bros Circus will hold shows at 4 and 8 p m on June 12 sponsored by St Paul Commandery Knights Templar. The circus travels in 65 large highway vans.
UPI reports fractional stock changes with many leaders and laggards. Giants like IBM and Polaroid gained while General Motors and U S Steel slipped, with values ranging across railroads, chemicals, and tech firms as morning activity opened.
A trolley car slammed into two stopped buses at Ashmont Station during the morning rush, injuring about 29 of 150 aboard. Seventeen were taken to Boston City Hospital and 12 to Carney Hospital. one 37 year old Dorchester resident sustained abdominal injuries.
Former Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy, father of the late President, has improved in his recovery from a December 1961 stroke. Treated by therapists in Philadelphia, he walks with a cane, uses his right hand more, and spends hours on new exercises at the Kennedy compound on Nantucket. He reads newspapers daily and follows politics while planning for the Kennedy Memorial Library in Boston.
The Bennington Banner publishes daily at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont except Sundays and legal holidays. It is produced by Banner Publishing Corporation and is a member of United Press International with exclusive rights to local news and UPI dispatches.
Democratic Gov. Endicott Peabody declared his bid for a second term in Boston. He said his administration has accomplished much but there is more to do.
Northeast Airlines reports a May operating performance of 98.25 percent the best single month in its 30 year history. National Airlines posts May gains with a 16 percent rise in revenue passenger miles and a 15 percent increase in passengers carried.
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