Bennington Moves 32-Foot Varney School to Pottery Yard
Spectators line Route 7 as the old Varney School, 32 by 28 feet, is moved from a former elementary and furniture use to the Bennington Pottery complex on County Street. The 40-foot truck journey began at 5 a.m. and finished at 10:55 a.m. Lester Davis supervised with utility crews and sheriffs' deputies guiding the route. The structure will become a Kids store by June under David Gil, with Jackie Starkey overseeing toy and clothing design and play facilities planned out front.
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Potters’ Yard
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Bennington College
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De Gaulle Resigns as France Faces Leadership Change
France rejected De Gaulle in a high turnout referendum prompting his resignation at noon. Senate President Alain Poher assumed acting presidency as France seeks stability amid protests and market jitters with gold price surging and potential chaos feared.
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What Next For France? De Gaulle Defeat Sparks Global Reactions
United Press International reports a mixed global mood after Charles de Gaulle’s defeat. Observers in London, The Hague, Oslo, Copenhagen, and Stockholm weigh financial risks, diplomatic shifts, and a potential move toward Europe, with varied praise and criticism of De Gaulle’s long leadership.
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H. Britton
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Sterling
Stockholm
Dagens Nyheter
Leif Darwen
Communist Party
Walder Rachel
Ernst Trinkl
Vienna
United States
Bolivian President Dies In Copter Crash
Bolivian President Rene Barrientos Ortu dies at 49 in a helicopter crash near the interior while visiting peasants. Two aides also killed as the craft hits a power line. Vice President Luis Adolfo Siles becomes president. Barrientos, an ex military officer and pilot, led Bolivia afterToppling Paz Estenssoro in 1964 and helped capture Che Guevara in 1964.
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Victor Paz Estenssoro
Antonio Arguedas
Guevara
Fidel Castro
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CIA
la Paz
Rosemary
Supreme Court declines challenge to New Jersey gun law
The Supreme Court dismissed a bid by sportsmen gun dealers and the Citizens Committee for Firearms Legislation challenging New Jersey's 1966 gun control statute. The court found no substantial federal question, leaving in place requirements for rifle and shotgun buyers including police ID cards, fingerprinting, and questions on addiction and political affiliations.
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New Jersey Supreme Court
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William E. Ozzard
Somerville
N.J
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Republic
Bill Makes Parents Liable For Children's Vandalism
Albany N Y The state Senate approved a measure to make youths over ten who ruin property liable for restitution via court ordered services with a $500 cap and allow judges to hold parents liable up to $500. The bill passed 49 to 1 amid debate over blame and impact on families.
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Senate
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New York County Lawyers Association
Edward Lentol
Brooklyn
John Hughes
Syracuse
New York City
Editorial critique of Senator Aiken on nuclear dangers
Inside page 4 editorials question Senator Aiken's grasp of nuclear risks while columnist Gerald Raftery recaps incidents where the downtrodden rise. Page 4 notes Manchester's patriotism parade and other city items, plus updates on the Hoosick race horse shooting and arson cases. Page 6.
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Mark Harwood
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