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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1966
Page
3
A head on collision south of Rio de Janeiro between a packed commuter train and a passenger train killed at least 38 people and injured 301, with 261 seriously hurt. Engineers of both trains died. authorities feared the toll would rise as rescue teams searched the wreckage near Olinda Station.
Middlebury College officials say 13 file drawers containing confidential student data were stolen last weekend from the deans offices in Old Chapel. A secretary found the files in the attic late Tuesday, and Dean Dennis O'Brien dismissed retaliation rumors tied to fraternity reforms.
Gen Earle G Wheeler chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff faced disruption at Brown University as about two dozen students attempted to attack him during a speech at Alumnae Hall. One Brooklyn man, David Schwartzman, 23, was arrested for disturbing a public assembly. Police formed a protective wedge and Wheeler was escorted to his plane.
Dr Jane Jost of Hyde Park faces appeals after two false advertising convictions over claims Hyde Park College could grant degrees. Attorney C O Granai filed the notice with Lamoille County clerk as Judge Harold Sylvester set fines of 150 dollars per count and allowed 30 days for appeal. Jost also proposed several education ventures including Hyde Park Academy for Girls and Boys, the Christian Pacifist College, and West-East Society Inc.
Concord New Hampshire The plan would let skiers use facilities at Cannon Mountain and four nearby private resorts with a single ticket. State Parks Director Tobey said officials presented the plan to Attorney General Pappagianis after prior rejection. The AG's office had ruled the statute barred state participation in a reciprocal lift ticket program. Tobey indicated the state would effectively enter private business through an agreement with the four areas.
The Bennington Banner reports on ski area proposals involving Loon Mountain Mittersill Tenney Mountain Waterville Valley Cannon state ownership and a plan to route proceeds to the state treasury. Tobey and Paul Valar discuss buying booklets with six tickets for twenty five dollars to fund lift tickets with a one dollar handling margin.
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