Television in Review clocks impact of current TV strike
Hollywood reports show nightly network newscasts bear the brunt of the TV strike with foreign attention noting England plans a 30 minute bulletin for July while the Times of London cites the American half hour model as a benchmark. In Chicago Frank Look, 70, jailed 30 days after a cigar incident in divorce court led to courtroom disruption and decorum breach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
UPI
Times of London
England
Independent
Cbs-Tv
Nbc-Tv
British Broadcasting Corp
Times
Clive Irving
Chicago
Frank Look
Cook County
Look
Romanians Cite Marx In Bessarabia Claim
In Moscow, Romanians question Bessarabia sovereignty citing Karl Marx to argue the region’s Romanian ties. Soviet officials insist Bessarabia is an integral USSR territory, though Romanian independence lines from Moscow grow stronger. The dispute risks wider regional tensions and potential revisits of nearby borders.
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Karl Marx
Bessarabia
Moscow
UPI
Prut
Dniester
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Moldavia
Bucharest
Europe
United Kingdom of Romania
Soviet
Romania
Kremlin
Bessarabian
Romaia
Hungary
Transylvania
Bulgaria
Dobrogea
The Taming of the Shrew Pure Entertainment shines on screen
Hollywood reports that The Taming of the Shrew starring Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton may be the best Shakespeare on film. Zeffirelli keeps a fast pace with lavish sets and vibrant performances, delivering a lively adaptation that rewards both fans and newcomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
UPI
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Shakespeare
Burton- Taylor
Burton
Petruchio
Lindbergh Cleared of Nazi Label by Soviet Thinkers
In an unexpected rehabilitation, Charles A. Lindbergh is praised in Soviet aviation circles. General Alexander S. Yakovlev credits Lindbergh with bravery, notes his 1930s trip to Germany shaped by tragedy, and says he later aided the U.S. as an expert on German aviation after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
UPI
Charles A. Lindbergh
Soviet Union
Lindbergh
Russia
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Alexander S. Yakovlev
Yakovlev
U.S
America
Cambridge Pie Fight Ends with Fines and Cleaning Bill
In Cambridge a pie throwing incident at the Harvard Coop involved Joseph Vitale 19 and Watertown girl 19. Vitale pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace affray and assault and battery. Goyette 18 pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and affray. Case continued to April 3. Vitale ordered to reimburse cleaning bill.
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Joseph Vitale
Watertown
Vitale
Cambridge
Harvard Coop
Gary V. Goyette
Goyette
M. Edward Viola
Chicago Zoo Rings Deal With Boy Who Loves Tigers
Six year old Eric White of DeKalb mailed Brookfield Zoo asking to adopt a tiger. Zoo officials said keeping a tiger is costly but arranged a day at the zoo with lunch and shows. Eric left with an 18 inch stuffed tiger and a cub named for him, saying he loves tigers and their faces.
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Chicago
UPI
Eric
Brookfield Zoo
Eric White
Nora White
DeKalb
Trust Estate of Carl H White Funds Notice
The Probate Court for Bennington District VT assigns April 12 to examine accounts of the trustee covering 1963 through 1966 for the Carl H White estate of West Orange NJ and orders public notice in The Bennington Banner. Interested parties must appear at the Bennington Probate Office at 2:00 PM to contest the account.
Estate of Fred H Bagley notice to heirs and claimants
The estate of Fred H Bagley of Searsburg Vermont requests interested parties to appear at the Bennington Probate Office on a set date at 11 00 AM to contest the account of the administratrix and to establish rights as heirs legatees and lawful claimants to the residue. A three week public notice will be published in The Bennington Banner prior to the assigned day.
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Fred H. Bagley
State OF
Vermont
Bennington
Searsburg
D.b.a
Catherine C. Behan
Estate of Robert S Stratton Commissioners Notice
The undersigned Elizabeth Salem and Raymond P Betit, commissioners appointed by the Probate Court for Bennington District, will meet at the office of Raymond P Betit in Bennington on June 8 and September 8 from 10am to 5pm to receive examine and adjust all claims against the estate of Robert S Stratton late of Shaftsbury deceased. Creditors must present claims within six months from March 8, 1967.
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Robert S. Stratton
Honorable
Probate Court
Bennington
Shaftsbury
Raymond P. Betit
Trust Estate of Ann K Edwards Shaftsbury district docket
The Trust Estate of Ann K Edwards late of Shaftsbury in the district, deceased, is set for examination and allowance of the trustees account for 1966. A date of 2:00 PM is scheduled to contest the allowance, under hand dated March 23, 1967, by County National Bank and Franklin P Jones, Trustees.
Footnote on smart drivers and slow response in traffic
A brief note observes that even when traffic flows rapidly, smart drivers are slow to react. It emphasizes cautious driving habits and the need for steady pace under high speed conditions. The message warns against aggressive driving and urges safer road behavior.
Estate of Edward E Dewey Bennington District notice
The court has set April 12 for examining and allowing the administrator account and for decree of the estate residue to rightful claimants. Public notice is ordered by publishing three weeks in The Bennington Banner before the date. Heirs executors and lawful claimants are advised to establish their rights. Given under my hand this 20th day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E
Dewey
State OF
Vermont
Bennington
C.t.a
Edward E. Dewey
Catherine C. Behan
Mary Louise Quackenbush
Guardianship Notice for Harriet V Austin in Benning ton District
The probate court orders the guardian from June 28, 1965 to December 31, 1966 to file an account by April 13. Public notice must appear at the Probate Office in Ben signing at 10:00 a.m. If cause is seen, the guardian is National Bank of County.
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Harriettv
Austin
Bennington
Catherine C. Behan Register County National Bank
Guardian
Estate Proceeding for Mary Louise Quackenbush Bennington
Public notice in Bennington Banner announces examination and allowance of the executrix account for Mary Louise Quackenbush deceased of Bennington. Hearing set at 2:00 PM on a date to contest the account and establish heirs and lawful claimants to residue. Order dated March 17, 1967 with publication three weeks before the sign date.
Trust Estate of Flora C Howe Public Notic e Hearing
The trust estate of Flora C Howe late of Bennington in Bennington district deceased invites examination and allowance of the trustee account covering March 16 1966 to March 16 1967. Public notice is ordered in The Bennington Banner Pennington to interested parties to appear at 11 00 in the forenoon on April 4 11 18 1967 given by The Vermont Bank Trust Co trustee
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State OF Vermont
Bennington
Carl H, White
West Orange
New Jersey
Bennington Banner
Catherine C. Behan
Ann K
Edwards
Lareine Edwards
State OF
Vermont
Shaftsbury
Ann K. Edwards
Register County National Bank
Franklin P. Jones
Flora C
Howe
Flora C. Howe
Inrennington Banner
Pennington
Rennington
Vermont Bank & Trust Co
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Edwin H. Drew
Northern Airways
Burlington
Philip H. Hoff
Montpelier
Drew
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Peek
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Huntley-Brinkley
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Walter Cronkite
CBS
Irving
United States
BBC
Huntley
Brinkley and Cronkite
Cronkite
By Vernon Scott
Franco Zeffirelli
Zeffirelli
Ed SuLlivan
Haynes & Kane
Main ST
Bennington, VT
Cambridge, Mass
Mack Sennett
Chicago Zoo
Milan
Italy
Francisco Tedeschi
James H
Harriet A. White
Mary E. Edgerton
Guardian Estate
Harriet V. Austin
By Charles M. Schulz
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Johnny Hart
The
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Steve Canyon
Chic Young
Milton Caniff
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