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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1966

Page

2

Blood donations in Vermont and New Hampshire rise in week

Vermont and New Hampshire donors produced 955 pints across 10 drawings last week, up 87 pints from the prior period. Mansfield Ave Red Cross distributed 727 pints, with 696 to 62 regional hospitals, 31 to other centers, and seven residents hospitalized outside the area. Portsmouth Naval Shipyard workers led with 211 pints, Middlebury College students added 152, and Nashua, New Hampshire reached 102 pints as the next high.

Burlington VPI Vermont New Hampshire Mansfield Ave Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Middlebury College Nashua N.H

SNCC Leader Stokely Carmichael to Speak at Vermont Campus

Stokely Carmichael will address the Vermont Student Movement in Burlington on November 14. The group seeks permission to use Southwick Hall on the University of Vermont Redstone Campus for the lecture. Past speakers include David MacReynolds, Jeffrey St. John, and John Lofton.

Burlington UPI Stokley Carmichael Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee SNCC Vermont Southwick Hall Redstone University of Vermont David MacReynolds War Resistors League Jeffrey St. John New York City John Lofton Vermont Sunday News

Windsor Band invited to 55th Parade of Princesses in DC

The Windsor High School Band under Miss Grace Jersey earned invitation to march in the 55th Parade of Princesses in Washington DC next April. Of 53 selected from 100 applicants, the band represents all 50 states and three territories, saluting spring and US Japan relations.

Windsor Windsor High School Washington, D.C Grace Jersey United States Japan

Voters defeat New York land for park plan

In BERLIN voters rejected a town board purchase of a 50 acre tract south of the village for a park at a cost of 10000 over six years. The tally was 33 votes against with nearly 500 ballots cast. In Albany authorities arrested about 30 people from The Brothers Negro group at polling sites for disorderly conduct amid picketing scuffles.

Berlin Albany The Brothers

Berkshire bomb scare leads to two arrests and arraignments

A 16 year old from Williamstown and an 18 year old from Lanesboro face charges for falsely reporting an explosive at Mt. Greylock Regional High School on October 28. The juvenile is set for arraignment December 13 in Juvenile Court, while Gregory L Riello Jr. appears in District Court today. Also noted is a Berkshire Community College zoning hearing on WBRK tower plans and a fatal State Road crash in North Adams involving George K. Gordon, with Nancy Jones injured.

Williamstown Lanesboro Mt. Greylock Regional High School Gregory L. Riello Jr Pittsfield Zoning Board of Appeals Berkshire Community College Thomas E. O’connell WBRK Cascade Street North Adams Buffalo N.Y George K. Gordon Pittsfield General Hospital Arthur O. Rosenthal Pittsfield Hospital Nancy Jones Alden North Adams Hospital

Burlington GE Plant To Open Springfield Branch

General Electric signs lease with Springfield to use part of the old arsenal as a Defense Electronics production facility. The plan targets parts for a Vulcan gun and minigun, expanding from Burlington. Employment is eyed at about 500 by mid 1967 and 1,000 by early 1968, as the Army closes the installation by April 1968. The move follows efforts by Springfield and the Defense Department to relocate private industry into vacated facilities.

Springfield, Mass Sile and Armament Department Burlington Army Springfield Federal Square Arsenal General Electric George R. Harris Federal Arsenal Department of Defense

Harvard Dean Apologizes To McNamara For Mob Action

Harvard College Dean John A. Monroe formally apologizes to Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara for the discourteous and unruly confrontation by about 250 antiwar demonstrators during his Harvard visit. McNamara said the mob blocked his car and drowned his remarks. Monroe’s letter expresses regret for the street finale and appreciation for his time with undergraduates.

Dean McNamara Mob Harvard Cambridge, Mass College Community John A. Monroe John F. Kennedy Political Institute Monro

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