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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1963
Page
2
William Thurston of Barre filed a 5000 suit in Washington County Court against Perley Leno Jr. alleging false arrest on July 23, 1962 in connection with allegedly stolen money and tools. Thurston says he was not informed of rights or brought before a judge and his asthma worsened, though the case later settled.
Northfield Town Manager George Young has resigned to accept a higher salary as town manager in Van Buren Maine. A village meeting will discuss hiring his successor next week. In Montpelier Vermont Democratic leaders forecast raising as much as 12000 at the Jefferson Jackson Day dinner with Vice President Lyndon B Johnson as featured speaker. Johnson plans motorcades civic events and a State House tour. Vermont's Sergeant at Arms Wallace Whitcomb readying chambers for a likely two day legislative session next month.
Four Indian financial journalists arrive in Burlington on Friday to observe American capital and commodity markets, credit facilities, and development programs. The visit through December supports financial journalism and industrial agriculture development, arranged by the Vermont Council on World Affairs at the University of Vermont.
Gov Hoff says he has asked all U S Custom ports to alert Canadian visitors to fire danger. Customs officials will inform Canadians in English and French about the no fire edict during the hazard season.
Robert D. Proctor of Vermont Marble Company was chosen president of the Caverly Prever torium board at its annual meeting. He succeeds William H. Adams who resigned after 16 years as president. Mrs Robert D. Proctor was elected to Adams' seat on the board.
Troy reports Anthony Mastropolo 18 of Stephentown and Peder Martin Zwings 17 of West Stephentown admitted starting a series of woodland and brush fires. Both are charged with purposeful burning of woodlands and timber a felony.
GE Ordnance Division in Pittsfield announced a 950 job cut due to defense pattern changes and contract completion. This brings total reductions to 2,100 since last year, with about half in production and white collar roles. Berkshire County Industrial Development Commission met with only six members, unable to form a quorum. North Adams approves 572,904 Greylock School addition to gain 229,161 state aid, replacing Brayton School. construction set for spring.
Governor Hoff acknowledged he may have been hasty in ejecting reporter Jonathan Cottin from his office after a news conference. He said the incident is resolved and the parties have cleared the matter, while outlining steps to address water emergencies in South Royalton and Brattleboro and noting talks with Welch on Ben Mont packaging facilities relocation.
Hollywood figure Bob Hope announced he will again portray Santa for American troops this year. He postponed a planned trip to Australia to entertain troops in the Asian trouble spot.
Public notice describes the Bennington Banner daily publication schedule at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont and AP rights for local news and dispatches, including home delivery by carrier. The notice mentions Banner Publishing Corporation and exclusive republication rights.
New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller told the League of California Cities in San Francisco that California appears to be catching up as the nation’s most populous, though he conceded New York is losing people while California gains only Dick Nixon.
Massachusetts education commissioner awaits North Brookfield officials response to ending daily prayers and Bible readings. If noncompliance continues, Attorney General Brooke may seek talks or court action, with U.S. Attorney Garrity noting the Supreme Court ruling applies only to originating states.
Covington Kentucky James Roberts the Kenton County dog warden faced taunts from friends after his unsuccessful search for a dog. The incident highlights public pressure on animal control officials and the challenges of field work in urban areas.
Rain possible as Hurricane Ginny moves northwest bringing a chance of relief after 21 days without measurable precipitation. Officials warn fire danger remains high with dry, windy conditions and road patrols ordered. 61 fires reported in Massachusetts yesterday including a stubborn Blue Hills blaze flaring again.
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