Floodwall Plans Aired by Board
The union school board received a telegram from Sen. George D. Aiken Thursday night announcing Congress has approved a 50,000 appropriation for initial planning of a flood wall along the Roaring Branch. The appropriation was included in the public works bill now before Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union School Board
George D. Aiken
Congress
Roaring Branch
Army Engineers
Bennington
Marian C. Taylor
Taylor
Sen. Aiken
Army Corps of Engineers
Army
Robert McIntyre
Park Street
McIntyre
Bennington traffic crashes involve school bus and car
Multiple minor accidents reported across Bennington and Arlington. A Bennington School District bus carrying four children collided with a car at Silk and Vail Roads. no injuries. Other incidents include a Arlington two car collision with lip and arm cuts, a Woodford slush crash on Vermont Route 9, and a U.S. 7 Arlington collision with no injuries. Meteors in Orion glow tonight as First Quarter moon rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silk and
Vail
Bennington
Dawn F. Ketcham
Edna Hedding
North Bennington
Vail Road
Silk Road
Roberta Keough
Arlington
East Arlington
Carl M. Mann
Hagerstown
Candle Mill
Keough
William A. Clark
Bradford St
Woodford
Clark
Wayne L. King
Richard M. Pradon
Shaftsbury
Pradon
U.S. 7
King
Hospital Notes October admissions and births
Admissions Jill Bartlett Dorset Laura Parizo Bennington James Graney Edward LeBarron Hoosick Falls Discharges Joan Perry Albert Van Mrs Suzanne Saunders and son Bennington Mrs Madeline ONeill and son Manchester Depot William Lipscomb North Pownal Births Mr and Mrs Herbert Arm estrong of R D 2 Bennington a daughter Oct 20 Mr and Mrs David Harrington of 233 Depot St a daughter Oct 20 Mr and Mrs Fred Quinn of R D No 2 Arlington a son Oct 20
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jill Bartlett
Dorset
Laura Parizo
Bennington
James Graney
Edward LeBarron
Hoosick Falls
Joan Perry
Albert van
Suzanne Saunders
Madeline O’neill
Manchester Depot
William Lipscomb
North Pownal
Herbert Armestrong
R.D
David Harrington
Depot St
Fred Quinn
R.D. No. 2
Arlington
Elks Club Manager Flynn Dies at 39
William Bernard Flynn 39 of 224 Park St. and a World War II Marine veteran died this morning at Albany VA Hospital after a long illness. He led the Elks club for years and was active in American Legion and Forty and Eight activities. Survived by wife Janet M. (Kinsley) and three children, service details and burial in Park Lawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bernard Flynn
Park St
Elks Club
U.S. Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Albany
N.Y
John and
Edith (Davis) Flynn
Bennington
St. Francis de
Flynn
Corky
American Legion
Bennington Club
The
Elks
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Jack Dempsey
New York
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Janet M. Kinsley
Thomas John
Judith Ann
Steven Michael
Francis
Catherine) J. Hogan
James
Dorothy) Dunn
Annapolis
William
Marion) H. Rudd
Troy
Robert F. Flynn
Whitingham
Hamilton W. Greene
Greene
Mary Hitchcock Hospital
Hanover
N.H
Vermont Life
Golden Book
Golden Magazine
Western Magazine
Boys’ Life
Count of Monte Cristo
Collier’s Book
Mr. Greene
American Legion Magazine
King Features Syndicate
Germany
Pacific
Japan
Blue Book Magazine
Southern Vermont Forest Association
Boston
Russell T. Greene
Winifred (Williams) Greene
Grafton
Flora Burdick
Leonard Hospital
North Adams
Mass
Daniel R. Burdick
Burdick
Riley D
Dennison
Petersburg
Thomas M. Barber
Bennington Briefs Honor Gulley on Ninth Birthday
Bennington reports that Gulley entertained a group of young friends Saturday afternoon at 120 Haswell Street to celebrate her ninth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Gulley
Robert Gulley Sr
Haswell St
PTA Schedules Music Is Fun Program At Bennington
The Bennington Elementary PTA sets the second monthly meeting for next Wednesday in the school multi purpose room. Gunnar Schonbeck of Bennington College and a college music group will demonstrate instruments and invite adults and children to play. Refreshments will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
PTA
Gunnar Schonbeck
Bennington College
Bombs Continued from Page 1 Settlement Effort
The report notes ongoing combat with the word bombs and the need for persistent fighting until a satisfactory settlement is reached. The President is set to return to Canberra Friday night and then proceed to Sydney where a reception awaits. Sydney plans to counter the Melbourne Airport incident that sparked early tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Sydney
Melbourne
Readsboro air survey seeks summer recreation areas
Rep Renalene Collins and Commissioner Rein planned a 2 p m flight over Southern Vermont Bennington Windham to identify feasible water development sites. Collins noted demand for summer recreation facilities and Thieme sought a aerial view after hours on foot surveying possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readsboro
Renalene Collins
Reinhold Thieme
State Department of Water Resources
Vermont
Bennington-Windham County
Collins
District 32
Thieme
Aberfan Village Coal Pit Disaster Wrecks Welsh School
Rescue teams struggle amid a full scale emergency after coal waste from a mine dammed a stream and collapsed a school in Aberfan Village near Merthyr Tydfil. Children missing, rescue crews, flood risk, and rapid bulldozer action dominate the scene as volunteers search amid shifting rubble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Board
Aberfan
Merthyr Tydfil
Cardiff
Wales
Union Board Moves To Prevent Borrowing In Bennington Tax Delay
Mt. Anthony Union School District faces potential borrowing as tax revenues delay. Board optimistic on Shaftsbury Pownal Woodford payments, with Dec 3 tax due date in Bennington. Bankers may renew the Nov 15 note, and construction progress remains on schedule despite funding tightness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Anthony Union
Bennington
Barton L. Jenks
Shaftsbury
Pownal
Woodford
Jenks
Michael J. Hogan
Clinton G. McDonald
David Adler
Mt. Anthony
Union Board
Norman Stratton
Bennington Man Draws Suspended Sentence In Court
Edward F. Welch 43 of Bennington received a suspended sentence of one to three years in Windsor Prison and probation after pleading guilty to receiving stolen goods from Greenberg's hardware. Judge George M. Fienberg set probation not less than two years and noted Welch's long-ago offenses. Also cited were delinquent minor Lever Woods Clark and Russell Christie for related incidents, with Clark given suspended sentence and probation. Christie pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace by assaulting a girl. Other cases included Jack Calvin Hoag pleading guilty to speeding and fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Welch
Bennington
Windsor
Welch
Greenberg
George M. Fienberg
Fienberg
Atty
John Carmody Jr
Lever Woods Clark
West Wordsboro
Weeks School
Vergennes
Lion’s Club Pool
Arlington
Clark
Russell Christie
Steven H. Gilman
St Johnsbury sewer extension grant approved
Gov Hoff announced a 180000 federal grant covering 50 percent of the cost to extend St Johnsbury sewer lines from the village to Colt Industries. The town will issue bonds for the remaining amount, marking Vermont’s first construction grant under the new federal development program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Addison Parents Seek Suspension of Local Teacher
A group of Addison parents will petition Education Commissioner Richard Gibboney to revoke a local teacher’s certification, alleging a decade of cruelty to elementary students and inaction by school officials. They were denied a public hearing by the school board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison
UPI
Richard Gibboney
Mrs John Irons To Attend Girl Scout Convention
Mrs John Irons of Bennington Vermont will attend the 37th meeting of the National Council of the Girl Scouts of the U S A in Detroit October 23 to 27. Over 8 000 official delegates and visitors from across the United States are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Irons
Detroit
Mich
National Council of the Girl Scouts of the
U.S.A
United States
John Irons Jr
Bennington
Vermont Council
Irons
Vermont Council of Girl Scouts
St. Johnsbury
John Dunham
Stanley Hinkley
Sidney Davis
Charles Thompson
Girl Scout
Girl Scout Movement
Girl Scouts of the
Girl Guide
Gordon Morse
Vermont
Amy Henneberger
Walter Higgens
Richard Bartlett
Anne Ainsworth
McLean Williamson
National Board of
Malcolm Edgar
Roger Walmsley
Philadelphia
Girl Guides
England
Stock Averages Dow Jones Slide At Noon
The noon stock table shows the Dow Jones Industrial average at 782.62, down 1.06 points. The industrials, railroads, and utilities indices are listed with composite averages and volume figures for Albany based in 1966.
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Orion
William B
Corky) Flynn
Brattleboro
John H. Flynn
Adeline English
Edward Flynn
St. Francis de Sales
Mahar & Son Funeral
Park Lawn Cemetery
Ridgewood
N.J
Academy of Fine Arts
Chicago
Art Students League
Grand Central School of Art
New York City
Delacluse Atelier
Paris
France
Polytechnic Institute
London
June Kemble Greene
R. Tinker Greene
Odyssey Press
Jonathan K. Greene
Cambridge
Caroline Braithwaite
Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs
Loring Dowst
Furlong
Kenneth Binford
Lynbrook
L.I
Lawrence Hooker
Hamilton
Bermuda
Edward P. Mahar
Lake Whitingham
David L. Taylor
Bennington Briefs
U.S
Moscow
Hiroshima
Janith Sourcliffe
June Carroll
R.N
Sourcliffe Nursing Home
South Stream Road
Vt. Nursing Home Assn
Holiday Inn
Burlington
Social Security Administration
Rutland
Johnny Alibi
ADV
Civil Defense
Frederick Harvey
Jeffrey Longtin
Arlington High School
Union School
Axmouth
Wells Vincent Chapman
Beech St
Michael Kevin O’brien
Gibboney
Stanley Company
Stanley
Howard F.kelley
Bennington South Supervisory Union
BSSU
Union
Citizens’ Committee
Eupha Bonham
George Sleeman
Charles W. Keir
United Tutoring Service
Magdalena Gomez
Michael Povsner
Itoh
Days of Sin Favnco
Radley H Metzger
Audubon Films
Dow-Jones—Bache
Williamstown, Wes
Jean-Paul Belmondo
Ursula Andress
Eastmancolor
Lopert Pictures Corporation
Harte Theatre
Ross Hunter
Technicolor
Knotty Pine Restaurant
Chartlite Lounge
AUR
Cord Aitiques
Rea
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