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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1971

Page

5

First Kennedy papers opened to researchers at library site

More than 3 million John F. Kennedy documents were opened today at temporary Kennedy library quarters in Waltham Massachusetts. The bulk covers White House files with correspondence memos and reports on federal programs. Final declassification will take years. permanent library construction begins late next year with a 1975-76 completion goal.

Michael Widmer Waltham Mass UPI John F. Kennedy Kennedy Library White House John Stewart National Archives and Records Service General Services Administration Federal Records Center Cambridge Stewart Kennedy Democratic National Committee Burke Marshall Theodore Sorensen Franklin D. Roosevelt Library Herman Kahn Acapulco Mexico

Survival training pays off in Utah mystery rescue

Sharon Jean Dawson, 19, partially deaf, was missing on Boulder Mountain for three days before rejoining a search group Sunday. From Greenwich, Connecticut, she was separated during survival training near Teasdale. Sheriff Dee Lyle Johnson praised her apparent competence and noted she ate wild berries and acorns while surviving.

Teasdale Utah UPI Sharon Jean Dawson Boulder Mountain Wayne County Dee Lyle Johnson Dawson Greenwich Conn

Computer analyzes words used in youngsters reading matter

UPI reports editors of the American Heritage Dictionary analyzed 5 million words from over 1,000 sources to map word frequency by grade and subject for grades three through nine. The study, part of a $1 million project, yields an 87 000 word list with grade and subject coding and notes the word the occurring most is the, while metamorphosis appears in third grade texts.

Boston UPI American Heritage Dictionary America American Heritage Publishing Co Houghton Mifflin Co U.S

Weekend Vermont crashes claim five lives in 74th death toll

UPI reports five more fatalities across Vermont weekend crashes. James Sanborn 29 of Wilmington died when his car left Route 9 and plunged into the Deerfield River. Rutland girl Vicky Fucci 13 died after being struck on Route 133 in Clarendon. Three Canadians perished when their car hit a rock ledge on I-89 in Waterbury. Two others were treated for possible injuries.

Waterbury Albert Timms St. Laurent Que Verdun, Que Mary Ella Noel

Five youths escape from St Albans youth facility alarmed state police

State police issue a thirteen state alert for five escapees from a St Albans youth facility. Leon Dunbar is labeled dangerous and the others are Gerald Willard Richard Potvin Richard Couture and John Pope. Authorities say the escape was not by force and the men may be linked to recent car thefts across several towns. Two were seen near the Quebee theft scene before midnight. Bellows Falls inquest transcripts to be released today by Deputy State's Attorney J Garvan Murtha into the jail cell fire death of Gregory Howard.

ST. Albans UPI Leon Dunbar White River Junction Gerald Willard Turners Falls Mass Richard Potvin Woodstock Richard Couture Brattleboro John Pope Westfield Dunbar Highgate Bakersfield Quebee Bellows Falls J. Garvan Murtha Windham County Murtha Gregory Howard

Two NYC men killed in Route 22 Lake Champlain crash

Frank M. Gnolfo 22 of Ridgewood Queens driven, and Gerald Stocker 20 of New York City died when their car overturned on Route 22, crashed through bridge railings, and slid 180 feet into Lake Champlain. Police say the bridge entrance was under construction and the car landed upright and trapped before sinking. Officials report the incident on the bridge and note the fatal outcome for both occupants.

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