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Bennington Banner in Bennington, Vermont

05 Aug 1965

Page 7

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Bennington Banner

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Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1965

Page

7

Racing Commission Shakeup in New Hampshire Political Moves

Leon W. Anderson, prominent Concord Daily Monitor columnist, named to the State Racing Commission by Gov. John W. King. Anderson will resign as a State House political reporter but keep his My Beat column. King also designates Emmett J. Kelley as chairman and Robert D. Philbrick as secretary, amid 15 total appointments.

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Concord N.H UPI Leon W. Anderson Concord Daily Monitor State Racing Commission Executive Council John W. King Anderson Chechester Kenneth W. Shaw Newport The Monitor State House State News Service Racing Commission King Emmett J. Kelley Berlin Robert D. Philbrick Milford Philbrick Hillsborough County William H. Craig Manchester State Milk Control Board Craig House James Hayes Austin Quinney Dexeter Milk Control Board Hayes John O. Morton Harry V. Spanos Clyde G. Fairbanks Boscawen Passenger Tramway Safety Board Councilor Fairbanks Waldo Bigelow Jr Warner
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Mysteries in the Sky Across Midlands and Southwest

Thousands reported flashing, winking objects zigzagging across skies from August into September. The Air Force urged stars or planets, while witnesses described red or yellow lights moving high and fast. An FAA veteran called the sightings a potential new American mythology. An Oklahoma City observer noted a flat topped, not spherical object amid the unusual displays.

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Oklahoma City UPI Air Force Najeeb E. Halaby Federal Aviation Agency FAA Los Angeles Soux City, Iowa
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