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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1966

Page

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Bennington hosts town charter vote and highway hearings

Bennington residents vote today on a proposed new town charter to merge the town with three villages and a fire district. Polls open until 7 p.m. at North Bennington Firehouse and Bennington Elementary School. A public hearing on U.S. 7 relocation follows at 7:30 p.m. at the State Armory in Bennington Village with further hearings in Manchester.

Bennington North Bennington Bennnington Old Bennington Bennington County State Highway Department U.S. 7 Department State Armory Bennington Village Pownal Center Arlington Vt. 9 New York State Line Manchester Highway Department

Gromyko Plans Historic Vatican Audience With Pope

Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko will visit the Vatican for a history making audience with Pope Paul VI. The meeting, scheduled for Wednesday morning, would be the first talks between a Russian government official and the Pope inside the Vatican since czarist times. Discussions likely to cover world peace including Vietnam and Vatican relations with the Communist world amid tensions with Poland.

Vatican City UPI Andrei A. Gromyko Vatican Paul VI Kremlin Italy Gromyko Moscow St. Damascus Naples Rome Viet Nam Poland

New Headmaster Chosen For Hoosac School

Hoosac School in Hoosick New York selects Donn D Wright 38 secretary of Blair Academy Blairtown New Jersey as sixth headmaster He attended Lawrenceville School Trinity College and General Theological Seminary He led Blair fundraising to over 100000 annually in 1965 and previously held roles at Blair Lester Beall Inc Emhart and Connecticut General Life His wife Barbara Townsend Chase Blair Academy Parents Association and they have three children Wright succeeds Rev Clinton H Blake Jr with interim Rev Henry Brevoort Cannon serving as headmaster

Hoosick N.Y Hoosac School Donn D. Wright Blair Academy Blairstown N.J Hoosac Wright Lawrenceville School Lawrenceville Trinity College Hartford Blair Lester Beall Inc Brookfield Center Conn Emhart Manufacturing Co Henry Brevoort Cannon Morristown

Congressmen Clash With McNamara Over Nike-X Defense

The Senate Armed Services Committee says Defense Secretary McNamara ignored Joint Chiefs of Staff advice by not funding Nike-X pre production costs. The issue follows a House subcommittee push to cut bomber forces, with McNamara claiming general Pentagon consensus except for an $11.8 million R D cut. He defended his stance at a news conference.

Washington UPI Senate Armed Services Committee Defense Robert S. McNamara Joint Chiefs of Staff Joint Chiefs McNamara House Armed Services U.S Pentagon Defense Secy Robert McNamara Armed Services Subcommittee Air Force Secy Harold Brown Cyrus Vance

U S Jet Downs Russian Built Mig In Dogfight Over North Viet Nam

A U S Air Force Phantom shot down a Russian built Mig21 fighter in a dogfight over North Viet Nam, the second straight day of clashes between U S and Communist planes. It marked the first of the modern air battles in the region.

U.S Jet Downs North Viet Nam Saigon UPS Air Force U. S Viet Nam da Nang North London Soviet Union Air Hanoi China

Flaming Meteor Sighted Across Northeast Sky

An astronomer said a flaming object, likely a meteor, dazzled observers from the Carolinas to New England and may have disintegrated near the U.S. Canadian border in upper New York State. Experts noted a sonic boom and possible ablation dropout, with authorities uncertain if any debris reached the ground in northern New York.

New York UPD New York State Curtis Hemingway Dudley Observatory Albany N.Y Montreal Plattsburgh Carolinas New England Hemingway Earth Luzerne Saratoga Springs Richard E. McCrosky Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory Cambridge Mass Upper

Death comes unexpectedly to artificial heart patient

Marcel L. DeRudder, an Illinois coal miner and longest surviving artificial heart patient, died unexpectedly at Methodist Hospital hours after receiving the grapefruit sized device implanted by Dr. Michael DeBakey. The hospital said the likely cause was a rupture of the trachea or bronchia. Dr. DeBakey ordered a three hour autopsy.

Houston API Marcel L. DeRudder Illinois Methodist Hospital Michael DeBakey DeRudder DeBakey Westville Ill Bowen

Viet Catholic Leaders Plan Anti Buddhist Demonstrations

Viet Catholic leaders announce massive demonstrations in northern provinces to demand punishment for Buddhist rioters. Father Ho says protests start Wednesday despite warnings from the Buddhist struggle force that such actions are traitorous. Catholics may seek protection from the Vietnamese National Party if outsiders threaten them. The move raises fears of renewed Buddhist Christian tensions in the area.

Vietnamese National Party National Party

UtilitiesHeads To Tell Of Future Power Plans

In Montpelier, CVPS chairman Albert Cree and Green Mountain Power president Glen McKibben will testify to the Legislative Council subcommittee on importing Canadian power. They outline plans for a 450,000 kilowatt nuclear plant by 1970 and discuss private studies of importing 290 billion kilowatts from Canada to meet New England and Vermont needs. Hydro Quebec president Jean Claude Lessard is slated for a future appearance.

Vermont Vernon Cree McKibben New England Canada Legislative Council Sembly Philip H. Hoff Hydro-Quebec Montreal Hoff Council CVPS New Engeland Jean Claude Lessard

Inside the McCullough Library Hobby Show

Columnist Carlo Walter recalls feeding birds through winter while the Stemps celebrate their 50th anniversary, with notes on community hobbies and personal milestones across pages 3 to 5.

McCullough Library Carlo Walter Stemps

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