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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1965

Page

2

Daley to be honored at Vermont testimonial dinner

In Montpelier UPI reports Vermont Lt Gov John Daley the state's only Democratic holder of the office will be honored at a testimonial dinner next Tuesday. In Rutland UPI notes Albert A Cree re elected chair of Central Vermont Public Service Corp board after a stockholders meeting with over 200 attendees. Two new officers were named James Griffin VP of sales and area development and Howard S Lewis VP and chief engineer. In Middlebury UPI the Lake Champlain Committee plans its second annual meeting May 15 opposing a deep water seaway from Lake Champlain to the Hudson. Speakers include Richard Macomber and Milton Potash. Also Washington UPI says Job Corps camp contract for Ripton VT awarded to Franchi Bros Construction Co for 332806. The Vermont delegation informed.

Montpelier UPI Vermont John Daley Rutland Albert A. Cree Central Vermont Public Service Corp Cree James Griffin Howard S. Lewis Middlebury Lake Champlain New York State Hudson River Vermont Resources Richard Macomber Milton Potash University of Vermont Washington Office of Economic Opportunity Ripton Franchi Bros., Construction Co Wellesley Mass

Higbee appoints Guenther successor at Hudson Valley College

Troy reports Otto V. Guenther will retire as president of Hudson Valley Community College at the end of the school year in August health cited as the reason. Guenther has led the college since its 1953 founding and previously worked in engineering roles and education in New York. Mineola notes Nassau County official Eugene Nickerson denounces Governor Rockefeller as corrupt while Rockefeller’s camp denies the charge and says he will seek a third term. Whitehall reports Joann Tompitello, 18, killed when her sedan veered off Old Fair Haven Road. her brother Joseph and Wayne Knott, 16, hospitalized in stable condition.

Troy Lester C. Higbee Hudson Valley Community College Board of Trustees Otto V. Guenther Guenther Hudson Valley Technical Institute Carnegie Institute of Technology Seneca Vocational High School Division of Vocational Rehabilitation New York State Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences Buffalo Erie County Technical Institute Mineola Eugene Nickerson Nassau County Rockefeller Nickerson Whitehall Joann Tompitello Fair Haven Here Glens Falls Joseph Wayne Knott

Williams College Parents Day draws 496 people from 206 families

Berkshire events report Williams College hosts its 11th annual Parents Day this Saturday with about 496 attendees from 206 families. The farthest traveler is 1931 alumnus Thomas P. Goodbody arriving from Hawaii to visit his son John L. Goodbody, a junior. In Pittsfield, eight General Electric assembly workers at the Plastics Ave plant walk out over alleged contract breach. North Adams seeks 60 100 for furniture and equipment for new Greylock addition and East School, with estimates excluding basic contract items, under review.

Williamstown Williams College Thomas P. Goodbody Hawaii John L. Goodbody Pittsfield General Electric Ordnance Plastics Ave George V. DiPalazzo IUE North Adams Greylock East School Freeman-French- Freeman Francis C. Florini

Strict Ban On Burning in N H Woods

A strict smoking and burning ban in the woods was to be enforced as forest fire danger rose. More than 20 fires erupted Wednesday including a 50 acre blaze near Pawtuckaway State Park in Deerfield and a runwayside fire near North Hampton Airport that destroyed a Cessna. State Forester William Messeck Jr. said open flames in woodlands would be prohibited except for industrial incinerators and town dumps. small supervised campfires may be permitted.

Concord N.H William Messeck Jr Woodlands

Marine Lance Cpl. Rowe Loses Both Legs in Dominican Attack

UPI reports Marine Lance Cpl. Russell Rowe, 20, in critical condition at Walter Reed after a Dominican sniper attack left him without both legs. His mother Dorothy Harkness of Zion Illinois says the fight has left him weak, but he remains in good spirits despite amputations and medical transfers. Trini Lopez makes his film debut in Frank Sinatra's Community Property.

Washington UPI Lance Cpl Russell Rowe Walter Reed Army Medical Center Dorothy Harkness Zion Ill Santo Domingo Rowe Caribbean Ramey Air Force Base Puerto Rico Air Force Andrews Air Force Base Walter Reed Hollywood Trini Lopez Frank Sinatra Community Property

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