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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1965

Page

2

Champlain Discovery Marked on South Hero Island Bridge

A marker dedication Sunday on Sand Bar Bridge at South Hero Island honors Samuel De Champlain's 1609 discovery of Lake Champlain islands. Lt. Gov. John J. Daley spoke for Gov. Philip H. Hoff, who was in Japan on a goodwill trade mission.

South Hero UPS Vermont Lake Champlain Islands Samuel de Champlain Sand Bar Bridge South Hero Island John J. Daley Philip H. Hoff Japan

Rexford to preside at Montpelier ice cream hearing

State Agriculture Commissioner Reed Rexford will chair a public hearing at the State House in Montpelier on November 16. The session reviews Vermont ice cream production and distribution regulations amid expected strong turnout of younger residents.

Vermont expert warns against wild pets as dangers rise

Dr. James R. Wadsworth of the University of Vermont warns that adopting untamed wild animals as pets creates headaches and risks. He notes dangers and diseases from wild pets, and says few people have proper facilities or knowledge for their care, feeding, and handling. He cites serious wounds and illnesses spreading from monkeys chimpanzees and even turtles.

Burlington UPI Vermont James R. Wadsworth University of Vermont Wadsworth

UVM Creates Overseas Admissions Program for U S Students

The University of Vermont plans an admissions program to reserve places for well qualified U S students applying from overseas and to act as a clearing house for such applicants. President Shannon McCune notes the move aids American parents abroad facing college costs while maintaining Vermont residency preferences. Last year 15 foreign students enrolled among 4176 total. 2218 were Vermont residents.

Burlington University of Vermont U.S UVM Shannon McCune Green Mountain Korea McCune Vermont States District of Columbia

Burlington Family Chosen for Life Magazine Treatment

Mr. and Mrs. Levi P. Smith Sr. and their children were selected from 32 U S families for a full in-depth Life Magazine feature. Photographer-writer Greg Villet and Barbara Villet expect to finish the story in June. Mrs. Villet cited the Smiths for close family ties, education, community activity, articulation, and responsibility.

Burlington Levi P. Smith Sr United States Life Magazine Greg Barbara Villet Willet Smiths

Open House Planned at Hudson Valley Community College

Hudson Valley Community College in Troy will host its annual open house on Thursday from 6 30 to 9 p m. Dean Ralph H O Brien said morning and afternoon sessions target high school students and counselors while the evening event is for the general public. Guided campus tours begin at 6 30 with 15 minute intervals from the administration and student union buildings, with several stops to view exhibits. The campus sits on Vandenburgh Ave near U S 4 inside Troy's southern city limits.

Troy Hudson Valley Community College Ralph H. O’brien Vandenburgh Ave U.S. 4

Albany Teaching Day On Gynecologic Cancer Planned

Physicians from Bennington and nearby areas are invited to Albany Medical Center for a Thursday teaching day on gynecologic cancer starting at 10 15 a.m. The program is hosted by Albany Medical College department of postgraduate medicine and supported by the New York State Health Department and American Cancer Society divisions. Dr E Jurgen Plotz will moderate a session detailing diagnosis and management for general practitioners and gynecologists.

Albany Bennington Albany Medical Center Department of Postgraduate Medicine Albany Medical College Bureau of Cancer Control Division of Chronic Diseases New York State Department of Health New York American Cancer Society E. Jurgen Plotz

Berkshire youth faces charges in theft spree across towns

Dale Surbaugh, 23, of Berkshire Village, returned to Pittsfield to face charges for breaks in Hinsdale and Worthington where about 500 dollars worth of goods were stolen. He was arrested in Canaan, New York, by state police on possession of stolen goods and held in Columbia County jail pending extradition.

Pittsfield Dale Surbaugh Berkshire Village Hinsdale Worthington Surbaugh Canaan N.Y New York Columbia County

Florini seeks 60000 loan for welfare costs in North Adams

Mayor Francis C. Florini will request the City Council on Tuesday to approve borrowing up to 60000 dollars to cover unexpectedly high welfare payments and related expenses.

North Adams Francis C. Florini

Two Men Sentenced in Berkshire Robbery Case

Berkshire Superior Court Judge David A. Rose sentenced Paul R. Tisserand age 18 of Great Barrington and Richard I. Hackett age 19 of Guilford Conn to 7 12 years in Walpole State Prison for the June 6 Holiday Inn masked armed robbery in Lenox. Each also drew concurrent 3 5 year terms on weapon carrying counts.

Pittsfield David A. Rose Berkshire Holiday Inn Walpole State Prison Lenox Paul R. Tisserand Great Barrington Richard I. Hackett Guilford Conn

Massachusetts sales tax gains support amid delay in bill

Boston UPI survey shows 67 percent of Massachusetts residents favor a sales tax up from 55 percent last year. Gov Volpe’s 3 percent sales tax plan faces committee delay as House Ways and Means considers a separate $100 million revenue bill. Supporters cite education aid and property tax relief. opponents fear higher costs.

Boston UPI John A. Volpe Anthony M. Scibelli Springfield House Ways and Means Opinion Research Corp Massachusetts Massachusetts Taxpayers Federation John F. Becker Volpe Scibelli

Ammunition error kills reservist on night drill

Marine reservists trained in Cockaponset State Forest near Haddam Chester when live rounds were mixed with dummies in a supply area. Pfc Edward N. Richter died after a heart shot. Pfc Thaddeus Kloss critically wounded. Pfc Theodore J. Karaska grazed and treated. About 75 Marines from Fort Nathan Hale participated.

Haddam Edward N. Richter Guilford Conn Middletown Thaddeus Kloss Fairfield Theodore J. Karaska Stratford Maj John Baylor First District Headquarters USMC Garden City L.I Fort Nathan Hale Cockaponset State Forest Haddam- Chester Baylor 3Rd Truck Company New Haven

NAB opens regional fall conference with 200-plus execs

Boston UPI NAB launches fourth regional fall meeting with more than 200 radio and TV executives from 14 states and D C. Highlights include a news conference by Vincent Wasilewski NAB president and a talk by Rep. Torbert MacDonald D Mass on broadcast legislation. Conference runs two days with FCC Commissioner Kenneth Cox to speak.

Boston UPI National Association of Broadcasters NAB States District of Columbia Vincent T. Wasilewski Washington, D.C U.S Torbert H. MacDonald D-Mass MacDonald House Commerce Committee Paul B. Comstock Wasilewski Kenneth A. Cox Federal Communications Commission John F. Dille Jr

Vermont Delegation Hails 89th Congress Achievements

Vermont's three member delegation lauded President Johnson's programs and the session's productivity while cautioning that program administration remains. Senator Aiken called the 89th Congress notable for recognizing human and natural resources. Senator Prouty, recovering from rib injuries, suggested steps forward may have been delayed. Representative Stafford labeled the session the most productive in his tenure.

Washington Vpi Vermont Johnson U.S George D. Aiken Winston Prouty Newport Robert Stafford Aiken Prouty Stafford

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