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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1963

Page

2

Brattleboro Transit wins school bus contract bid

Union District directors accepted Brattleboro Transit Corp bid of 26974 annually for three years to carry Union High and Town School District students. Other bids were 32400 and 28638. A parents group criticized routing and weather handling, while Edgar Lawton defended his higher bid citing more buses.

Brattleboro Brattleboro Transit Corp Union BTC West Brattleboro Edgar L. Lawton Lawton

Vermont Board creates three new supervisory unions

The state Board of Education approved three new supervisory unions effective July 1, 1963. Orange-Windsor includes Chelsea, Royalton, Sharon, Strafford and Tunbridge. Addison Northwest covers Addison, Ferrisburg, Panton, Vergennes, Waltham, and Union High School District 5. Addison Northeast comprises Bristol, Lincoln, Monkton, New Haven and Starksboro.

Albany Shooting Fatality Near Broad Street

Joseph L. Hunt Jr., 28, was shot in the head as he stepped from his brother’s car at 121 Broad Street and died minutes later. Police arrested William R. Bond, 32, of 121 Broad Street, who said Hunt approached the stoop and he fired from the front steps. A screwdriver was found in the hallway.

Albany Joseph L. Hunt Jr Broad St Broad Street William R. Bond Bond

Dairy producers urge action to curb milk surplus

Washington spokesmen for the National Grange and New York Dairy Producers urged the Senate Agriculture Committee to act against a growing milk surplus and falling prices. Rep. Samuel S. Stratton of New York said the surplus has cut dairy incomes, shut plants, and driven dealers to reject deliveries or charge extra transportation costs. He opposing a mandatory quota plan and favored a voluntary two price system with a base for Class I milk and lower prices for excess production.

Washington National Grange New York Senate Agriculture Committee Samuel S. Stratton New York State Stratton Allen J. Ellender D - la

Berkshire selects Kathleen Carlow town veterans agent

Mrs Kathleen Carlow widow of World War I pilot Thomas Carlow was named town veterans agent by the Berkshire selectmen at a special meeting Tuesday A veterans delegation urged the post go to a veteran Town Counsel Leonard A Turgeon Jr said the appointee need not be a veteran Mrs Carlow succeeds Roy A Carpenter who resigned earlier

Drury High Names Pro Merito Honorees

Twenty Drury High School seniors named Pro Merito with four highest honorees George Bailey Gerald Hamilton Mary Jane Daniels and Sandra Clough. Additional appointees include Darlene Wilson Carolyn Sanford John Roach Linda Libardi Ellen Law Eleanor Hinman Frances Harrington Donald Gilbert Edward Francis Jr. Lynn Dion O Ann Clark Donna Campbell Mary Lou Brewer Bruce Boisvert Bruce Batease and Walter Alderman Jr.

North Adams Drury High School George Bailey Gerald Hamilton Mary Jane Daniels Sandra Clough Darlene Wilson Carolyn Sanford John Roach Linda Libardi Ellen Law Eleanor Hinman Frances Harrington Donald Gilbert Edward Francis Jr Lynn Dion O. Ann Clark Donna Campbell Mary Lou Brewer Bruce Boisvert Bruce Batease Walter Alderman Jr

Bear wrecks off Nova Scotia after storm bears two crewmen rescued

The Coast Guard reports the barkentine Bear sank about 90 miles south of Cape Sable after its foremast broke. Tug Irving Birch rescued two crewmen with a rubber liferaft aid from a Coast Guard aircraft. The 198 foot ship, famed for polar rescues, had a long service history from the Arctic to WWII.

New York Coast Guard Nova Scotia Cape Sable Irving Birch Halifax

Massachusetts Dog Track Probers Hear Directors At Rehoboth Fair

A Massachusetts legislative committee resumed hearings with Rehoboth Fair directors to probe racing funding. Directors reportedly received annual $900 checks from Taunton Dog Track and two-thirds of Thomas Sena Sr. Lakeville salary is paid by Raynham Dog Track. Western hearings planned. middleboro and Pittsfield venues discussed.

Boston Massachusetts Rehoboth Fair Taunton Dighton Rudolph C. Christenson Middleboro Fair Thomas Sena Sr Lakeville Raynham Gordon MacNeil Sena George H. O’farrell D-Malden Pittsfield

Exiled Vietnamese officers predict Diem ouster this year

In Phnom Penh former South Vietnamese officers Nguyen Chanh Thi and Nguyen Van Du say Diem will be ousted within the year. They claim anti Communist forces gain strength in Saigon with backing from Diem officials. Thi recalls leading a 1960 paratroop revolt and a 1962 palace attack. They fault Diem’s unpopularity and say American aid hasn’t produced the will to fight Yong.

Phnom Penh Cambodia Ngo Dinh Diem South Viet Nam Saigon Diem Nguyen Chanh Thi Nguyen van du

Judge Denies TV Injunction Over Biography of a Bookie Joint

A federal judge refused a request to halt tonight's WHDH TV broadcast of Biography of a Bookie Joint. Plaintiffs Harry Portnoy and Michael Dinunzio claim privacy invasion and ridicule, but Judge George C. Sweeney found public interest in exposing bookie joints outweighs concerns. The 7:30 p.m. EST airing follows an earlier blackout in New England.

Boston Harry Portnoy Newton Michael Dinunzio U.S. District Court George C. Sweeney Whdh - TV Channel 5 New England

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