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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1965

Page

2

Bristol Voters Approve 12000 For Chlorinators Promise

Voters in Bristol rescinded an earlier decision and approved borrowing 12000 to buy two mechanical water chlorinators. The vote 277 to 77 followed a July 15 state Board of Health ban on Bristol public water supplies over alleged hazards.

Bristol UPC State Board of Health

City Council feud over cable TV prompts April hearing

In Troy a heated council debate on a proposed North Eastern Tele-Cable Inc. permit triggers a public hearing set for April 1 at Rennselaer County Courthouse. Mayor Meyer faces opposition from Louden and O'Brien over alleged preferential treatment amid broader moves on community television. Albany Medical Center opens a General Clinical Research Center plan backed by a 2.17 million dollar Public Health Service grant. In Colonie, Sears Roebuck moves rise at Colonie Center with Macy store to follow. A four lane Hudson River bridge at Troy and 2.24 mile Thruway spur extension bid of 13.128 million dollars are unveiled, with a 1970 completion target.

Troy Rennsselaer County Court House Lawrence D. Meyer R-4 North Eastern Tele-Cable Inc Thomas A. Louden D-5 Timothy F. O’brien Hudson River Schenectady

Berkshire Week festival set for June 19 to 26

Lanesborough plans a Bicentennial Week event from June 19 to 26 drawing former residents back. Hospitality chairwoman Mrs. Alexander Bibillis announced at a committee meeting. A working capital of 3000 dollars is requested to launch preparations. Beard growing contest applications will be available March 15.

Lanesboro Alexander Bibillis Brothers of the Brush

Stock Market Opens Mixed With Mixed Sector Moves

New York shares opened with mixed results as autos rose while aircraft and some electronics held steady. Chrysler gained to 55, General Motors to 99, Ford slipped to 53 54, and RCA rose to 33 5. Standards and Kodak, Union Carbide remained buoyant while others tumbled. IBM jumped to 449, Texas Instruments fell to 101 1 2, Control Data slipped to 60 34, United Aircraft weakly edged lower and Douglas rose slightly.

New York Chrysler General Motors Ford Socony Mobil Kerre McGee Standard Oil California Standard Okl N.J Eastman Kodak Union Carbide Anaconda RCA Zenith IBM Litton Texas Instruments United Aircraft Douglas Nat GI Phillips P Cons Coal Pittsburgh Plate GI Continental Can Pittsburgh Steel Copperweld Steel Procter Gamble Crucible Pullman Curtiss W Pure Oil Detroit Edison Diamond National Reynolds Met Douglas Ac Reynolds Tobacco Dow Chemical Richfield Eagle Pick Eastern Air L Vy Schenley Ye Schering Eastman Kodak Sears Roebuck Eaton M MV Simmons Ford Motor Simonds S General Electric Sinclair General Tel Ve Southern Railway Goodrich Tire & Rub Sperry Rand Standard Oil Great A & P Ind Greyhound Standard Oil NJ Gulf Oil Standard Oil Ohio Herc Powder Stewart Warner Hershey Studebaker Nh Hoffman Electric Me Swift Illinois Central Tennessee Gas Rand Texaco U.S. Steel Thompson RW Youngstown Sheet Harvester Tiden Oil Nickel Timken RB Tel & Tel Trans WA ACF Industries Island Creek Coal Jones & Laughlin Allegheny Power United Airc Allied Chemicals Kroger United States Rubber American Airlines United States Steel American Can LOF Glass Warner Brother American Mack Trucks Western Union American Motors Westing Electric American Optical Neil Md Wheeling Steel American T & T Iy Mgm White Motored Monsanto Woolworth I American Tobacco Montgomer Warf Motorola Xerox Co Armco Steel National Aviation Younstown ST Armour National Biscuit Canadian Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio Paramount Pictures Cinge Parke Davis Coca Cola Penney Stores Colgate Penn P L Collins R Pennsylvania Railroad Pepsi Cola Columbia Gas

Air Force probes crash near Burlington killing two guardsmen

Officials from Stewart Air Force Base inspected the wreckage of an $800,000 F89 fighter interceptor after a fiery crash near Burlington Municipal Airport killed Col. Robert P. Goyette 45 and Lt. Jeff Pollack 28 both from Burlington. The wing was severed by a power line and the plane plunged near a mobile home area. Goyette tried a landing after a fire broke out but the craft remained too fast on first descent and lost altitude on the second. Wreckage was gathered from both sides of Route 2 and taken to the air guard facility.

South Burlington APID Stewart Air Force Base Newburgh N.Y Air National Goyette Air National Guard

New England Veterans Receive $399 Million in 1964 Benefits

Massachusetts led with 218.4 million in cash benefits and services for fiscal 1964, followed by Connecticut, Maine, Rhode Island, Vermont, and New Hampshire. The Veterans Administration released state totals totaling 399,070,370 across six New England states.

Boston UPI New England Veterans Administration Massachusetts Connecticut Vermont New Hampshire Rhode Island Maine

Bennington Banner contact and address notice

Local Bennington Banner publication details list newsroom and advertising phone numbers along with address at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont. It notes daily publication except Sundays and legal holidays and affiliation with United Press International for local news republication.

Bennington Banner Main St Bennington The Banner Publishing Corporation United Press International UPI

State Federal Cooperation May Secure Funds for New Haven RR

Washington credits rising hope for the bankrupt New Haven Railroad as three New England governors pledged to match any federal funds. Senator Pastore called the pledges excellent, urging action amid Senate Commerce Committee hearings. Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island promised state money, while plans include a four-state authority and $500 million federal loan guarantees, with New Haven slated for immediate $6.5 million in aid.

Washington UPI New Haven New England John ©. Pastore D-R.l Senate Commerce Committee Congress Pastore John N. Dempsey Connecticut John A. Volpe Massachusetts John H. Chafee Rhode Island Nelson A. Rockefeller New York Dempsey Sens Claiborne Pell D-R.i Abraham A. Ribicoff D-Conn Pell Ribicoff Northeast Volpe Massachusetts Bay, Transportation Authority The New York Central Housing and Home Finance Agency

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Danville UPD State Health Department Kenneth Dwyer Department Burlington Truck Drive St, Albans Franklin County Boston, Mass Richard DeCelle Swanton Oliver Edwards Roxbury UPID U.S Ernest W. Gibson Wilber J. Rickert Jr U.S. District Court Vermont Supreme Court Rickert Shea Bedside Albany— Albany Medical Center General Clinical Research Center U.S. Public Health Service Albany Medical College Harold C. Wiggers Sears Roebuck Center Colonie Colonie Center Mammoth Colonie Country Club Macy Down In Berkshire Williamstown George Heard Hamilton Yale Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute Williams College Hamilton Clark Art Institute Williams Colege Institute North Adams Boston & Maine Railroad State Street Pittsfield Robert B. Dillon Council For Action Air Force Walker Central Vermont Public Service Corp the Vermont Bank and Trust Company Iremmber Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Brattleboro - Rutland
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