Mikell Named to State Bank Board in Vermont
Town Representative William Mikell of South Burlington was named to the state advisory banking board Friday, replacing Stephen Richardson of Burlington, who resigned.
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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1962
Page
2
Town Representative William Mikell of South Burlington was named to the state advisory banking board Friday, replacing Stephen Richardson of Burlington, who resigned.
The New England Power Co. asks the Vermont Public Service Board for authority to issue 342,257 shares of common stock. A hearing on the request is scheduled for June 26.
Burlington police ruled the death of eight year old Douglas Blish of Huntington an accidental death after an investigation into his collapse at home last week. The puncture damaged the main artery supplying the heart.
Frank E. Guggenheim, defendant in a $50,000 negligence case, testifies in U S District Court that he tried to straddle what he thought was a fender after an auto crash. The suit, brought by Frederick D. Partlow of Northfield, claims he drove over the body of the accident victim.
Burlington's new $4 million budget increases police salaries by 39,000 to address vacancies and staffing on a force recently marred by scandal. The Finance Board endorsed the plan funded by a 52 cent tax rate hike and will send it to the Board of Aldermen next week.
Goveyser, a few minutes late for work, had to obtain an inspection sticker for his state limousine. The car had an invalid sticker since June 1, spotted by Burlington residents near the General Electric plant. Police would have ticketed him if he had not driven away.
Highway commissioner Russell Holden said proposed expansions in the right of way division will not raise Vermont highway program costs. He noted the 1961 legislature appropriated funds to match federal grants for the new personnel and projects. Gov. F. Ray Keyser Jr. endorsed the plan.
Vermont's second largest interstate bridge on U S 2 near Montpelier will host a year long study by the Highway Department. Twelve temperature gauges were installed to measure how insulation may slow icing and harmonize bridge freezing with the highway. The project runs through next June with results expected to guide safer winter driving.
A San Diego State College student Newton Armstrong Jr. 19 was found dead by hanging in his Coronado home. Authorities ruled it a suicide with no foul play after investigation led by District Attorney Don Keller and Los Angeles investigator Ray Pinker. Armstrong Sr. alleged murder by Communists and sought further inquiry, while denying involvement in distributing anonymous post cards to officials.
Australia Prime Minister Menzies delivered a $4 million U.N. bond check to Acting Secretary General U Thant easing a looming liquidity gap. The UN planned to raise up to $200 million and has seen 30 countries commit or promise about $65.6 million in bonds to fund Congo and Middle East operations.
Floods from days of rain in the Chittagong area of east Pakistan have killed at least 18 people. Officials report hundreds of cattle swept away and extensive crop damage across the region.
Fire destroyed a barn at Southern Vermont Orchards-on Carpenter Hill in Pownal. Owner Erwin W. Meyer estimated about 30,000 dollars in damage and noted insufficient insurance to cover cleanup. The L shaped wooden structure measured 66 by 70 feet and two and a half stories high, housing 60 magnesium ladders, 1,090 smoke-pots, and 24 barrels of spray oil.
Doris Howarth a 29 year old Springfield waitress was killed June 8 by a blunt instrument in her fifth floor apartment. Police cut a screen door to enter and questioned about a dozen people including two Massachusetts convention delegates. Her body was found by a friend after a week of concern. Her mother Vera Howarth and brother John live in Salem New Hampshire.
Admissions include Jesse Reed Jr and James Gulley to Putnam Hospital and Lela Barber in Bennington. Lynda Kinney in South Dorset. Morris Depew and Gerald Niles in Dorset and Hoosick Falls. George Mallory in Manchester Center. Catherine Rae in East Arlington. Sheila Bierwirth and baby Rita Tremblay. Lewis Allen Sr and Jesse King in Bennington.
The Sound Center of L. H. Senecal opens on Main Street next to Carroll Drug Store. Lewis H. Senecal selects the site for his sound equipment store with prizes offered to alert customers including an Arvin phonograph, a record album, and a diamond needle. Kay guitars are displayed and accessories for most musical instruments are highlighted. Future plans are mentioned.
The Swiss 5364 ton Nyon sank after a fog bound collision with the Indian freighter Jalazad off the Isle of Wight. All 33 crew members were rescued by the Jalazad and are en route to Antwerp.
Elbert G. Davis of 209 Pleasant Street, with Walter L. Barber garage, won a two person trip to one of 50 Buick resort destinations as part of a nationwide contest. He and his wife will take the expense paid Pleasure Holiday to Montreal staying at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel with tours and entertainment costs covered by Buick.
Bennington Banner publishing details list mailing options and subscription rates. City address 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont notes AP republication rights and daily except Sundays. The notice includes Vermont Rensselaer Washington counties rates and regional pricing for mail delivery.
Rep. William Cramer charged Massachusetts director of public works Jack Ricciardi with fraudulently obtaining an engineering registration and lying to a House subcommittee. He urged Ricciardi to resign, releasing affidavits and subcommittee records to back the claim.
Msgr. Antonio Riberi presented credentials to Generalissimo Francisco Franco, becoming the papal nuncio to Spain in Madrid.
The Soviet Union plans to present about 5,000 displays at an industrial fair in Accra next month featuring the spacecraft of Yuri Gagarin and Gherman Titov. The John H. Glenn Jr. Friendship 7 capsule was shown this month as part of the touring exhibit.
Five young East German frontier guards in full uniform with weapons fled the border near Fulda Germany as West German customs officials reported on Thursday night.
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