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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1964
Page
2
The Vermont Young Republican Club named Norman Caron of Warwick Rhode Island as a recruiter to grow membership. Milne of Barre said the goal is 1,500 new members in coming months, raising the total to about 2,000 in the group.
Hoosick Falls native Bob Eberle once with the Jimmy Dorsey band shows improved condition after a Friday night heart attack in New York City. He remains on the fair list at St. John's Hospital Elmhurst while he and his brother Ray perform in supper clubs on Long Island.
Williamstown reports a busy summer at Williams College with a two part time summer college and theater plan. About 100 students join two one week banking schools led by Dr. Fred H Stocking. A 27 executive American studies program runs June 21 to July 31. Three tennis and one golf tournament are planned. The Williamstown Theater will open its 10th season July 3 with Man For All Seasons and Sir Thomas More played by Shepperd Strudwick of New York. The theater asks for contributions rather than tickets for opening night and box office details are available.
Pennsylvania Governor William W. Scranton will be keynote speaker at the Massachusetts GOP convention in Boston Arena. The event endorses a ticket for the November election as Volpe leads in the gubernatorial race against Graham and Perry.
New York stock market opened mixed amid moderate trading. Bethlehem Steel up 1 percent to 37.14, Jones & Laughlin down 1.4 to 77.54, DuPont off 1 to 25.3, American Cyanamid up 5 to 63.34, American Airlines down 0.5 to 42.1, Delta down 3.4 to 77.14, RCA off 1 to 32.1, Honeywell down 1.5 to 13.2, Litton down 1 to 62.34, Nickel Plate up 1.4 to 47, Chicago and North Western up 0.0 to 45.1.
Shaftsbury residents contributed close to 600 dollars in the annual Cancer Drive. Co chairs Mrs Edward Horst and Homer Shaver thanked donors and listed many helpers including Mrs Philip Disque Mrs W A Castle Mrs Carl Easter and others who assisted the drive and memorial gifts may be sent to the Cancer Society in Montpelier or to Mrs Horst.
A 16 year old boy faced juvenile court in Wimbledon after his mother accused him of stealing 1.26 dollars from her purse to buy cigarettes. He was ordered held in custody for three weeks pending another hearing. The mother said the boy habitually sponged for cigarette money.
An Essex County prosecutor investigates the death of 5 year old Tracy Ann Tiger from bronchial pneumonia and emphysema with indications the child did not receive medical care due to Christian Science beliefs. A grand jury presentation may be sought as part of a manslaughter inquiry.
Expec t ant mother Mrs. Willimina Anderson of Asbury Park is sought after a New Jersey Supreme Court ruling requiring transfusions to save her unborn child. A guardian will be appointed for the baby, with her attorney seeking a stay from the U S Supreme Court amid uncertainty over her compliance.
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