Two North Carolina boys survive 13 days in sealed Milwaukee boxcar
Two teen boys, David Harvey Jr. 12 and William Waddell Jr. 13, survived 13 days in a sealed boxcar at the Jos. Schlitz brewery yard by drinking dregs from empty beer bottles. They ran away from Fayetteville on Good Friday, found hungry but unharmed when a workman opened the car. Their reunion homeward is awaited with anxious mothers and home cooking.
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Milwaukee
Wis
UPI
North Carolina
David Harvey Jr
David
William Waddell Jr
Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co
Fayetteville
N.C
Milwaukee County Emergency Hospital
Billy
Milwaukee County Children’s Center
Red Cross
Northwest Orient Airlines
Washington
Piedmont Airlines
William R. Waddell
PSB veto plan stirs mixed views in Vermont hearing
In Montpelier a Public Service Board veto power for major utility projects drew split opinions. Public power spokesmen clashed with private interests as critics warned regulation oversteps, while supporters urged protections against high rates and overbuilding.
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Cree
PSB
Ernest Gibson III
Britain Labor government outlines Viet Nam peace and NATO plans
Queen Elizabeth's speech from the throne signals Britain will press for Viet Nam peace moves and a renewed Commonwealth peace mission. It calls for NATO reform, greater nuclear sharing with safeguards, and cautious terms on France's veto over the European Common Market.
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London
UPS
Britain
Southeast Asia
Elizabeth
Commonwealth
Viet Nam
Harold Wilson
Hanoi
Moscow
United Nations
Wilson
Labor Party
U.S
France
NATO
Europe
West
Tance
Charles de Gaulle
Bennington Banner Advertising and Contact Details
The Bennington Banner lists telephone numbers for business news and advertising and provides newsroom contact. It notes publication daily except Sunday and holidays and gives street address at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont. Subscription rates are shown for Vermont and other U S regions with quarterly and yearly options.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Vermont
U.S
Pacifists at UNH mobbed during peace vigil
About 2,500 University of New Hampshire students mobbed a group of 18 pacifists during a peace vigil in Durham after an 11 mile walk from Exeter. Five pacifists were arrested for parading without a permit. the group planned to continue toward Portsmouth with leaflets at Pease Air Force Base.
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Durham
N.H
UPI
University of New Hampshire
Exeter
Portsmouth
Pease Air Force Base
Boston
New England
Draft Board
David C. Benson
Phillips Exeter Academy
New Market
Ray Burrows
Benson
Main Street
Memorial Union
Union
David Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
David
Evanston couple plan move out protest over alleged rent bias
Vaughan Stapleton and his wife Joan will stage a public move out from their Evanston apartment to protest the landlord’s refusal to rent to a Negro family. Stapleton, a 28 year old NASO Juvenile Court Judges researcher, cites a prior apartment being marketed as available to whites only, and neighbors may picket. The couple, Jewish and active after meeting in Israel, say action is needed to combat discrimination they compare to Nazi era persecution. They will relocate with their 8 month old Tamar.
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Evanston, Ill
UPI
Chicago
Vaughan Stapleton
National Association of Juvenile Court Judges
Stapleton
Joan
William F. Shaw
Shaw
Stapletons
Shaker Heights
Ohio
Yale
Northwestern University
Evanston
New Brunswick
N.J
Douglas College
Northwestern
Israel
Germany
Tamar
UVM Students Egg Sit Ins Protest at Bunny Sit In
University of Vermont officials say no formal action will be taken against counter demonstrators who heckled and threw eggs at Viet Nam sit ins. Faculty senate discussed the incident while AAUP protest urged protecting free expression. Leonidas Jones, a former Marine and Silver Star recipient, led the local chapter’s stance.
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Burlington
UPI
University of Vermont
Lyman Rowell
Rowell
American Association of University Professors
Leonidas Jones
Jones
Iwo Jima
Loan Pool Approved Over GOP Objections
In Washington the House Banking Committee approved Johnson's plan to pool federal loans and sell shares to the public by a 22 to 3 vote despite GOP opposition. The measure would draw loans from SBA and Farm Home programs into a publicly subscribed pool and cut about 8 billion dollars in annual budget requirements. The Erie incident notes two youths arrested for prying coin boxes at a laundromat. one claimed tools were for self defense amid crime in Erie.
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Washington
UPI
House Banking Committee
Johnson
Small Business Administration
Farm Home Administration
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Erie, Pa
Erie
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BSB
Saigon
Queen
Queen Elizabeth
House of Lords
Prince Philip
Viscount Montgomery
Labor
Vichors
Milady
Morocco
Fastman
Bennington, Vt
Burt Bros
Drysdale’s
Armory
Bennington Bookshop, Inc
UVM
Mr. Easton
Spring St
Williamstown, Mass
GOP
Afl-Cio
George Meany
House
Gerald R. Ford
Air Force
Noveck - Shultz
Herculon
Alain Poot
Prameo
Herc
Rost and
Dusthinmes Furniture, Inc
Elm Street
Brampton
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