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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1965
Page
2
Forty high school musicians from New York New Hampshire and Vermont gather at the University of Vermont Saturday to form the Interstate Symphonic Wind Ensemble. Dr Frank Siekmann conducts the 8 p.m. public concert in Ira Allen Chapel, with a 4 p.m. percussion clinic by Thomas Brown featuring mallet and Latin American percussion instruments. The program is free.
Dr. Milton Holtzman of New York Medical College will speak at Albany Medical College Teaching Day in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation on March 25. The program starts at 10 15 a.m. in Huyck Auditorium and is open to area physicians. He will join a case conference and a forum on office use of physical medicine.
Albany lawmakers face mounting pressure as Republicans seek a showdown on a bill elevating the minimum drinking age to 21. Lawmakers from New Jersey Connecticut and Pennsylvania join a New York City meeting to map strategy for forcing Democratic action.
Three Berkshire residents died and a fourth person was critically injured when a single car slammed into a house at Routes 20 and 22 in New Lebanon New York. Clement Barrows 18 of Dalton Richard Harold Mayberry 18 of Lee and Frederick J Jones Jr of Pittsfield were killed. Mrs Frederick J Jones 38 mother of Jones was in critical condition at St Luke's Hospital.
Checks totaling 124212 were mailed as refunds to subscribers of the Northern Berkshire Development Corp public fund raising drive. The funds aimed to help Acro-Mation Inc establish as the area's first computer oriented metal working industry, but the firm later announced it could not raise the needed amount to launch the aerospace type venture.
UPI reports firmer prices in moderate early trading. Motors and steels held firm while chemicals slipped. Aircraft and airline shares edged up fractions. Electronics rose, oils steady. DuPont rose 134 to 234, American Cyanamid fell 1% to 7.75, Allied Chemical 14 to 56.54, Union Carbide 34 to 12.81.
Vermont Governor Philip Hoff urged a regional approach to solve problems spanning transportation, power, and education at a Connecticut River Basin seminar. He said the New England states should act beyond state lines as issues like the New Haven Railroad and water supply cross borders and affect all six states. Massachusetts Connecticut New Hampshire and Vermont officials participated in the seminar ending today.
A mentally incompetent man claiming to be the Boston Strangler faces psychiatric tests to verify his alleged 13 murders and hundreds of assaults across six states. Officials doubt the confession. authorities cite lack of concrete evidence and note other suspects.
The Bennington Banner lists its offices and contact numbers for telephones newsrooms and advertising. It notes publication daily except Sundays and holidays and provides 50 mile Vermont subscription rates 3 months 6.30 1 year 22.50, plus U.S. rates and servicemen special rates.
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