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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1967

Page

3

College Officials Stand Firm Against Student Boycott

Orangeburg South Carolina State College officials refused to yield to what they called mob pressure ordering about 1000 striking students to return by Friday or face disciplinary action. Trustees met with Governor McNair after protests over expulsions and campus rules including chapel attendance coats and ties for dinner and limited excused absences. Senior class president Isaac Williams said students would go to Columbia to press the governor if talks fail and demanded reinstatement of the three expelled students.

Orangeburg S.C UPI South Carolina State College Robert E. McNair Isaac Williams State Capitol Columbia Williams

Snowy Owls Sightings Reported Amid Immigration of Birds

No snowy owls were seen though they were beginning to appear across northern states during Christmas week. Early reports this year came from Long Island New York. A major movement of these white owls in the United States typically happens about every four years tied to a cyclical lemming shortage.

Long Island N.Y United States Cassius Guyette Vergennes Audubon Societies U.S. Wildlife Service National Audubon Society

49 Species Observed In Burlington Christmas Bird Count

In Burlington Vermont on Jan 2 within a seven and a half mile radius of Main Street and Lake Champlain at least 5601 birds of 49 species were counted during the National Audubon Society annual Christmas bird count. The Shelburne Point team recorded 615 birds of 21 species including a rare loon and other uncommon sightings.

Burlington Vermont Main Street Lake Champlain National Audubon Society Shelburne Point Dead Creek Wildlife Refuge Green Mountain Audubon Society Audubon Society U.S. Wildlife Service

Prouty Given Special Award by Learning Disabilities Group

Washington United Press International reports the National Association for Children with Learning Disabilities awarded Sen. Winston L. Prouty and Sen. Wayne Morse the 1967 President's Award. The telegram praised Prouty for education and welfare work and noted the Senate education subcommittee was first to give these children a hearing and identity in federal legislation.

Washington UPI National Association For Children With Learning Disabilities Winston L. Prouty R-Vt Wayne Morse D-Ore Association Sen. Prouty Senate Subcommittee On

Mt McKinley Conquered By Trio In Mid Winter

Mt McKinley, North America's highest peak, is climbed for the first time in mid winter by Ray Genet Dave Johnson and Art Davidson all of Anchorage. They completed the ascent Jan 30 to March 1 amid 60 mph winds and near zero temps, after being grounded eight days. Two other climbers were believed endangered. an eighth climber Jacques Batkin died Jan 31.

Talkeetna Alaska UPI Mt. McKinley North America Ray Genet Dave Johnson Art Davidson Anchorage McKinley Arctic Institute University of Alaska Fairbanks Jacques Batkin Paris France

ProWar Protesters Walk Out At National Book Award Ceremony

About 100 guests at Lincoln Center protested the Vietnam War during the National Book Award event for the 18th annual ceremony. Notables like Jules Feiffer and Andre Schiffrin joined in the walkout while Humphrey received a standing ovation from the remaining 1,000 attendees.

Humphrey New York UPI Hubert Humphrey Vietnam National Book Committee On the Dais Lincoln Center Philharmonic Hall William S. Nichols Mitchell Goodman Jules Feiffer Anthony West New Yorker Dwight MacDonald Hans Koningsberger Andre Schiffrin Pantheon Press

Weekend Food Buys Weekend Meat and Produce Outlook

Washington shoppers will find a seasonal variety of fresh meat poultry fruit and vegetables. Veggies include cabbage carrots celery lettuce onions and potatoes with citrus fruits like oranges grapefruit and bananas prominent. Beef roasts and steaks pork roasts lamb chops broiler fryer chickens and canned or frozen fish are in good supply at reasonable prices.

Washington UPI

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