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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1964
Page
2
Grace Squires, 76, of Huntington was struck by a car driven by Lloyd Hackett, 55, of Albany while crossing Route 15 near Jericho. She was returning to her disabled car after calling for help. The tragedy adds to Vermont's road fatality list for October 1964.
Albany welfare commissioner Marsh W. Breslin 59 faces scrutiny for three years of unpaid federal income taxes. Times Union editor Hawver sought names of officials with filed returns. Breslin’s reaction questioned the probe though he did not dispute the letter’s accuracy. In Troy, RPI enrollment tops 4,000 for first time since WWII and Vassar inaugurates seventh president Alan Simpson, noting women’s unfinished revolution and ongoing frustrations.
Berkshire notes report economist Stuart Chase to speak at Williams College Jesup Hall on Wednesday at 8. Lecture titled A Most Probable World is free and open to the public, part of a series on Man's Environment and His Future.
The Bennington Banner lists its offices and contact numbers including Business 442-6300 Newsroom 800 Advertising 442-2684. It notes daily publication with carrier and motor delivery, subscription rates, and mailing details for Vermont and beyond.
Billy Graham arrives in Maine on a New England crusade greeted by Gov. Reed among others. He speaks at Portland City Hall and Bangor Civic Auditorium and cites the Hampton Beach riot as rooted in an unfulfilled spiritual search by youths, urging a national turning to God amid calls for morality.
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