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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1964

Page

9

Verrazano Bridge Towers Deliberately Splayed At Top

The Verrazano Narrows Bridge towers are 690 feet tall and rise with the two main uprights spaced 15 percent farther apart at the top than at the bottom. Steel Facts from the American Iron and Steel Institute explains this intentional design feature.

New York Verrazano Narrows Bridge Brooklyn Staten Island Ches American Iron and Steel Institute

Congregationalists Build Northfield Camp Building

The Vermont Congregational Conference aims to raise 20000 for a new 40 by 80 foot activities lodge at Camp Wihakowi Northfield led by Rev. Charles P. Calcagni of Springfield. Gilbert S. Knapp, Northfield contractor, directs the construction on the hillside overlooking the valley.

Northfield Vermont Congregational Conference Camp Wihakowi Charles P. Calcagni Springfield Gilbert S. Knapp

Pownal Airman Joins Alaska Command Duty

Airman First Class Glenn F. Walk of Pownal Vermont has arrived at Sparrevohn Air Force Station Alaska for duty with the Alaska Air Command. A radar operator, Walk arrived from Otis Air Force Base Massachusetts and is a Williamsstown High School alumnus. His wife is the daughter of Mrs Florence Maxon of Pownal. The piece also notes a lodge with glass walls and a six foot overhanging deck and a fund raising goal set for 1965.

Sparrevohn Air Force Station Alaska Glenn F. Walk Ralph C. Walk Pownal Alaskan Air Command Walk Otis Afb Mass Williamstown Florence Maxon Lincoln St

Apartment Or House Please

Mrs Keen Johnson recalls a shopping trip in Louisville in which a clerk asked for her residence and she replied Governor's Mansion then asked if that was an apartment building. The anecdote highlights her identity as the governor’s wife and a humorous exchange.

Louisville Keen Johnson Chuckeles

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