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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1966
Page
11
UPI education specialist warns of widespread narcotics use among students in suburbs and cities. Advocates parental involvement, school assemblies, police cooperation, and community-wide programs to educate and protect children. Offers six concrete parental steps for dialogue, supervision, and reporting suspicious activity to authorities.
Vermont is not a worst climate for arthritis says Dr John Bland of UVM. He debunks ten fallacies about arthritis noting many cases affect ages 25 to 50 and that management is possible at home. He cites aspirin use, disease forms, and misattributions regarding causes and cures with cautious optimism.
Saratoga Springs reports complete programs and soloists for the first annual Saratoga Performing Arts Center Festival. The New York City Ballet will perform 31 works in July and the Philadelphia Orchestra 14 performances in August under Ormandy, with world premiere and major repertory highlights, including Villella's Narkissos and Balanchine works. The festival opens July 9 with a preview and closes August 24 with Die Fledermaus, conducted by Ormandy, featuring principal soloists and chorus.
UPI analysis describes Bogota slums and a nation marked by poverty and violence. It notes Ciudad de Techo housing project aiding 85,000, the Presidential Palace, and a power shift as Carlos Lleras Restrepo, liberal economist, prepares to take office after the 1963–1974 political truce.
Washington reports the federal government signed a 9.6 million dollar, two year contract with the Pennsylvania Railroad to launch a high speed ground link between New York and Washington. The project, starting October 1967, will run trains at up to 110 miles per hour with hourly service and increased daily trains, cutting the 226 mile trip to about three hours.
The Rev Brooks R Walker of Mount Kisco NY will speak at 10 30 a m Sunday at Bennington Free Library on Solitude The Unitarian Fellowship minister has served churches in MA NY and CA and holds memberships in ACLU NAACP UN Association and US UN Council He authored The Christian Fright Pedddlers and writes on new morality He has survived two bombings and won the Holmes Weatherly Award for social justice in 1964 He is married with three children.
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