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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1965

Page

12

Lyons youth pleads not guilty to three Bennington charges

A 19 year old Lyons District youth, Robert F. Thomas, entered not guilty pleas to breach of peace, driving without consent, and intoxication at Bennington Municipal Court. Bail set at 150 for breach of peace and 50 for driving without consent. Judge Morrissey also handled other motor vehicle violations and a separate desertion case.

Lyons District Bennington Robert F. Thomas Thomas John R. Mollica Francis Cone Leroy Thomas Jr John P. Morrissey Shaftsbury Rich Ard E. Slade Marlene Raymond Bonnie Richard Jr Morrissey Slade Atty John B. Harte Dale E. Campbell Ben Mont Ave Warren J. McIntyre East Dorset Manchester R. Marshall Witten McIntyre Philip T. Bacon Sunderland Arlington John E. Rohane North Adams Mass Pownal

Milton man loses bid to rejoin Vermont Medical School

A 26-year-old Milton, Massachusetts man, Thomas Connally Jr., failed to gain readmission to the University of Vermont Medical School. Judge Ernest Gibson ruled the university justified barring him, finding no evidence of bad faith. Connally had been excluded since July 1964 after scoring 74 on a pediatrics exam, below the passing 75.

Missing Girls Found After Weekends Vanishing

Two girls from Vergennes Weeks School were found after being reported missing Thursday. Carol Livingston, 17, of 134 Lincoln St., and Patricia Curtis, 16, were picked up by Brandon police around midnight in a car reported stolen from Weybridge. Livingston had been committed to the school earlier this month.

Bennington Weeks Vergennes Banner Carol Livingston Lincoln St Patricia Curtis New Jersey Brandon Weybridge Livingston

Hospital Notes and Births in Bennington Area

Admissions include F. Lee Hart Robert Carpenter Barbara King and Sherry Sherman from Bennington Manchester Depot East Arlington. Births note Mr and Mrs Burton Peckham of R D 1 Pownal with a daughter Sept 16 and a Sept 15 daughter born to Marten Quadland and Patricia Mahoney in Boston Lying-In Hospital, with family ties to North Adams Lawrence and Old Bennington.

F. Lee Hart Robert Carpenter Bennington Barbara King Manchester Depot Sherry Sherman East Arlington Burton Peckham R.D Pownal Marten Quadland Boston North Adams Boston Lying-In Hospital

Elderly man hospitalized after downtown incident

A 78 year old Pleasant Street resident, Franklin D. Frantz Sr., was admitted to Putnam Memorial Hospital in fair condition for observation after a morning collapse at the Wills Insurance Agency. Police say he drove a 1961 Ford that backed into a parked 1963 Chevrolet owned by Helen T. McGurn near the old A and P lot behind the Putnam Hotel around 2 10 p.m. Thursday, tied to an auto mishap and prior police contact.

Pleasant Street Putnam Memorial Hospital Franklin D. Frantz Sr Pleasant St Frantz Wills Insurance Agency South Street

Picket For Safer Bus Stop Area

In St Albans a group of mothers demonstrated against the school board over a lacking safe waiting area for bus riders. They blocked Lake Street with placard bearing children as cars were delayed. State police arrived and asked them to disperse. The School Board Chairman Reginald Hunt said a meeting to discuss the issue is being planned but no date has been set.

ST. Albans UPD Lake Street Reginald Hunt

Planning Commission Airs Plans for Shopping Survey

The Regional Planning Commission discussed a shopping survey for Bennington with a direct canvassing approach. Burdis proposed questions. Hagerman added tailored items, a neighborhood analysis was planned, and Burdis will seek help from local groups to set up the survey.

Planning Commission Regional Planning Commission Bennington John C. Burdis Burdis Commission Robert Hagerman Hagerman Aricles Greater

Bennington events include square dance and service academy nominations

A square dance at Molly Stark School starts Saturday at 8. U.S. Sen. Winston L. Prouty nominees Neil A. Knapp of Arlington and Stephen L. White of Bennington to service academies with one military academy vacancy. Also Well-Baby clinic at Elementary School Park Street on Saturday 9 to 10 a.m. Mrs. Ray Higgins Sr. of Woodford celebrate 54th wedding anniversary. Ladies golf winners named at Mt Anthony Country Club. Color TV show at State Armory Friday 7 to 11 p.m. plus beauty shop specials for September 2025.

U.S Winston L. Prouty Neil A. Knapp Arlington U.S. Military Academy Merchant Marine Academy Stephen L. White Bennington Sen. Prouty Military Academy Park Street Ray Higgins Sr Woodford

Humphrey to Aid Beame in New York Mayor Race

Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey will actively support Abraham D. Beame in the New York City mayoral campaign. He will walk streets and doorbell to help Beame, campaign manager Edward Costikyan said. Lindsay opposes outside help and Johnson's role is not stated. Ursula Andress to star in The Blue Max in Europe for 20th Century Fox.

New York UPI Hubert H. Humphrey Abraham D. Beame New York City Humphrey Beame Edward Costikyan Costikyan Johnson John W. Lindsay Lindsay Hollywood Ursula Andress Europe Max 20Th Century-Fox

Accident on Hunt Street damages vehicle without injuries

A truck and a car collided late this morning on Hunt Street just south of the Vermont Railway tracks causing damage but no injuries. The car was driven by Paul W. Bohne Jr. of Harwood Hill and the dump truck belonged to William E. Dailey Inc. The truck driver’s name and other details were not immediately available.

Hunt Street Vermont Railway Paul W. Bohne Jr Harwood Hill William E. Dailey

Eastern Star Invites From Various Chapters

OES Notes Mt Anthony Chapter No 1 invites Sylvan Star Chapter No 122 Granville NY for Vermont night Sept 28 at 8 p.m. Rising Sun Chapter No 12 South Royalton Oct 4 with supper 6 30, entertainment 7 30 and meeting 8 grand officers night. Tucker Chapter No 38 North Bennington Oct 7 covered dish supper 6 30 and meeting 8 district deputies visitation.

Mt. Anthony Ore der Eastern Star Sylvan Star Granville N.Y Vermont Rising Sun South Royalt Tucker North Bennington

Stock Averages Report for Dow Jones and Industrials

Dow Jones averages show declines with the Industrial average at 927.40, down 3.78. Railroads slip to 215.70, down 0.30. Utilities fall to 157.78, down 0.88. Composite at 321.40, off 1.15. Volume totals 2,800,000 shares.

Dow Jones—Bache & Co Albany

Pawtuckaway Evergreen Park tour highlights New Hampshire park

Governor King tours the new Pawtuckaway State Park in Nottingham with councilors Quinney and Simard and DRED staff. The 5,400 acre site aims for July 1966 completion, with planned Camp Horse Island sites, beaches, a bridge, and limited motor use on the lake. The tour covered park development details and land acquisitions dating back to 1964, as officials discuss signage and naming ideas.

Nottingham N.H UPI Malcolm Thomas John W. King New Pawtuckaway State Park Granite State Austin F. Quinney Exeter Emile Simard Manchester Henry Rawford Department of Resources and Economic Development DRED Lake Pawtuckaway Thomas Horse Island Pawtuckaway Evergreen King Pawtuckaway Evergreen Park Theodore Natti Pep Quinney Si. Mard Natti Water Resources Board White Mountains Mt. Pawtuckaway

Progress Report On Mt Anthony Union School Plan

The Mt Anthony Union School Board reports on progress for a new union school with 100 percent federal and up to 50 percent state aid for vocational education. Expanded plans add 20,000 square feet for immediate use, making it Vermont’s first Area Vocational Center with courses in Home Economics, Technical Drawing, Machine Shop, Electricity, Electronics, Agriculture, Auto Mechanics and welding, among others. Site surveys, a Soldiers Home site purchase, and relocations of highway and power lines proceed, with bids expected mid October and ground breaking soon after, opening Fall 1966.

Mt Anthony Union State Department of Education Vermont Vermont Highway Department Central Vermont Public Service Corp Montpelier Ralf Kates Kates Mt. Anthony Bendi North Bennington High School

Iraqi Coup Fails as Aref Government Survives

UPI reports a pro-Nasser faction in Iraq attempted a coup against President Abdul Salam Aref but failed. BBC cited Premier Aref Abdel Razzak leading the effort with senior officers. Baghdad reportedly calm, Razzaq and five officials fled to Cairo on a military plane.

Tehran Iran UPI Iraq London British Broadcasting Corp BBC Abdul Salam Aref Aref Abdel Razzak Baghdad Razzak Cairo

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Vo Ved Gerald Thompson Phyllis King Hazel Sweet Lois Hill Carol Finney and Son Glenn Sands Julie Ryan Hoosick Falls Bennington Drive James Stewart Glenn Corbett Patrick Wayne Katharine Ross Rosemary Forsyth Okra Frather Goose Harte Theatre Nsw Shenandoah Mr. Limpet Parents Magazine Don Knotts Library Park Library Bennington Free Library Ellwood Allen Allen Organization John DeBell Bennington Rotary Club Bradford Smith Hamilton Old Bennington West End Flats Whipstock Hill Highway Department Rice Lionel Nowak Bennington Village Holy Cross Novitiate Oakerwood Bennington Briefs Molly Stark Mt. Anthony Country Club Low Gross Ruth Mattison Mildred Wheeler Elsie Lombardo Babe Powers Lee Barrett Dorothy Chapin State Armory ADV Priscilla’s Beauty Shop Plastic Conference Groton, Conn New England Society of the Plastics Industry, Inc HHH Janella Parsons TSA Kam Tye OES Gov. King New Park Donald de Camp New Hampshire Portsmouth Concord Simard Mt. Anthony Union School Knotty Pine Restaurant Don Ratelle RT. 7 North Bennington Dial Damascus Radio Beirut
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