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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1966

Page

2

Three Teens Feared Drowned Near Vermont Campground

UPI reports three Waterford boys aged 15 to 17 missing after an overturned boat was found in Moore's Reservoir on the Connecticut River near their camping area. Life jackets floated nearby as skia divers and boats searched the area. Names are Carl Powers 16 Roger Young 15 and Bruce Young 17 all of Waterford. Police have not located the campsite.

Lower Waterford UPI Moore’s Reservoir Connecticut River Skia Carl Powers Roger Young Bruce Waterford Moore Dam Littleton N.H

Ground breaking set for Fairbanks Morse plant

Ground breaking ceremonies for a new 5 million dollar Fairbanks Morse Co plant are planned in St Johnsbury on June 27 with Gov. Philip H Hoff and other state officials expected to attend. The Warren Flats site is chosen and more than 440000 has been raised by the Fairbanks Foundation, formed in 1964 to attract continued manufacturing in the area.

St, Johnsbury UPI Fairbanks Morse Co Philip H. Hoff Warren Flats Special Fairbanks Foundation Fairbanks - Morse

Vermonters to Attend First Education Commission Meeting

Gov. Philip Hoff announced seven Vermonters will represent Vermont at the Education Commission of the States annual meeting in Chicago. Delegation includes Benjamin Collins special assistant Msgr. John Lynch Rutland Education Commissioner Richard Gibboney UVM President Shannon McCune John Donoghue Allen Foley and Sen. Stoyan Christowe.

Montpelier UPI Philip H. Hoff

Blood drives in Vermont and New Hampshire reach low weekly total

The Red Cross reports last week’s donations in the two states totaled 546 pints across eight drawings, the lowest in nearly five months. Shipments to 62 hospitals totaled 619 pints, with 106 more sent out of state. officials warn center reserves are dangerously low.

Montpelier UPI Vermont New Hampshire Red Cross

Troy native Dr George VanSantvoord delivers Emma Willard diploma

Dr George VanSantvoord, a Troy native and Bensington legislator, gave the commencement address at Emma Willard School’s 152nd graduation. At exercises closing, 93 seniors presented him with a diploma making him a member of the class of 1966 and he was named honorary life trustee as he retires this June after 26 years on the board.

Troy George VanSantvoord Bensington Hotchkiss School Emma Willard School van Santvoord William Dietel

The Critters in Warren County Jail Over BB Gun Incident

The Critters five member band from New Jersey were jailed in Warren County after peppering two Mount Royal Motel rooms with a BB gun. They checked out Sunday morning and were arrested about noon. Police estimate damages at 250 dollars. The group’s Younger Girl is climbing the national top ten charts.

Glens Falls New Jersey Warren County Mount Royal

Albany Protest March Over Mississippi Shooting

About 100 to 200 people marched from a city area to the state capitol Sunday to protest the civil rights shooting of James Meredith in Mississippi the previous Monday. The group included adults and children and was led by five prominent clergymen, notably Edward Maginn and Allen W. Brown.

Albany State Capitol James Meredith Mississippi Edward Maginn D.C Allen W. Brown Albany Episcopal Diocese

Berkshire drive for vacant shell building far short of targets

Philip G. Ahearn head of the Berkshire County Industrial Development Commission says the nationwide campaign to find a tenant for the $250,000 Berkshire shell building drew almost no responses. He notes earlier campaigns at least produced inquiries and calls the result surprising and concerning.

North Adams Philip G. Ahearn Berkshire County Industrial Development Commission

Governor Hoff to Speak at Turners Falls High School

Vermont Governor Philip H. Hoff will return to Turners Falls Massachusetts to deliver the commencement address at his alma mater Turners Falls High School He graduated there in 1942 Hoff known as a former football star at the school and son of Olaf Hoff Jr active in Republican politics His father once served as a state representative Hoff is noted as the first Democrat elected governor of Vermont since the party founded the state era.

Turners Falls Vermont Philip H. Hoff Massachusetts Brattleboro Turners Falls High School Hoff Turners Falls High Olaf Hoff Jr High Street

Seven injured girl after car collision near Housatonic

Four year old Nadine Forfa of Housatonic was struck Sunday afternoon while playing near a bank by a car driven by Ammand Carlsen 64 of Housatonic. She suffered severe head injuries and multiple cuts and was in critical condition at Great Barrington Hospital, responding to treatment.

Housatonic Great Barrington Nadine Forfa Anthony Forfa Ammand Carlsen

Williams College Grants Honours to Hoff and Pearson

Vermont Governor Philip Hoff received an honorary Doctor of Laws from Williams College, joining seven others including Canada's Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson who also earned an honorary Doctor of Laws. The ceremonies highlighted ties between science and humanities in education and public life, with Pearson stressing balance between technological progress and ethical leadership.

Williamstown Mass Vermont Philip H. Hoff Canada Lester B. Pearson Williams College Pearson United Nations Liberal Party

Rail unions plan merger to form second largest operates

Three railroad operating unions proposed a merger led by H E Gilbert George H Harris and Neil P Speirs. The new body would total about 116000 members, ranking second to the 160000 member Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and aiming to improve representation and economies for crafts in the industry.

Cleveland UPI Om Train Brotherhood H. E. Gilbert Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen BLEE George H. Harris The Order of Railway Conductors and Brakemen ORCB Neil P. Speirs Switchmen’s Union of North America SUNA

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