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Bennington Banner

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Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1965

Page

2

Food stamp issuance decision looming in Vermont

Vermont officials weigh who will issue food stamps as the program expands to Franklin Grand Isle and Lamoille Counties this October. The state Social Welfare Department will decide next week whether banks town clerks or the department itself will issue benefits.

Montpelier UPI Vermont State Social Welfare Department U.S. Agriculture Department Franklin Grand Isle Lamoille

Mallary to seek rep-house seat in reapportioned district

Richard W. Mallary of Fairlee a two time Appropriations Committee chairman announced his candidacy for a reapportioned House seat He will run in a district including Bradford Fairlee Thetford Strafford Windsor and West Fairlee in Vermont GOP bid highlights rural towns

Fairlee UPI Richard W. Mallary Appropriations Committee House Tioe Bradford Thetford Strafford Wershire West Fairlee

Rabies Cases in Vermont Reach 29 in 1965

Four more foxes tested positive at the state health laboratory confirming 29 rabies cases statewide. Key incidents involved Hyde Park, Irasburg, Plainfield, Barton, Greensboro Bend, Eden, and Johnson. Of the 29 cases, 25 were foxes and the rest included a cow, skunk, dog, and cat. County tallies show Orleans 12, Lamoille 6, Washington 5, Caledonia 5, and Franklin 1.

Burlington State Health Laboratory Vermont Charles Davis Hyde Park State Health Department Normand Moreau Irasburg Cc. C. Cassidy Plainfield Donald W. Collins Barton Greensboro Bend Franklin Hooper Johnson Game Warden Eden Orleans County Lamoille Washington Caledonia Franklin County

Antique car tour links New England states to Vermont rally

Connecticut Region Antique Car Club plans an Aug 19 Brattleboro start for about 45 cars. The group travels via Interstate 91 and Route 5 to White River then Montpelier, joining the Aug 20 Eighth annual Antique Car Rally with restoration excellence awards. The Stone Rally attracts old car owners from New England, New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, with a best of show safety award from the Automobile Legal Association.

Stowe Vermont Connecticut Region Antique Car Club Brattleboro White River Montpelier New England New York New Jersey Pennsylvania The Automobile Legal Association

Bull roams Watervliet streets before being shot by police

A bull escaped from a South Troy slaughter house and roamed Watervliet streets for over an hour, even striking a squad car twice before Patrolman Francis A. Landrigan and about a dozen officers cornered and killed it. In New York 29, Milton-Raymond Zizzi, 20, of Baltimore and a Navy sailor stationed at West Milton, died in a head on crash involving Alan M. Lauer, 21, also a Navy member. Seven people, including both drivers, were hospitalized. Lauer faces reckless driving and criminal negligence charges.

Watervliet Francis A. Landrigan South Troy Hudson River Milton Raymond Zizzi Baltimore U.S. Navy West Milton New York Saratoga Hospital Zizzi Alan M. Lauer

Hastings announces three new directors at Roper Center

Williamstown report notes Archibald Crossley, Kermit Gordon and David Truman joining the Roper Public Opinion Research Center board. Crossley helped pioneer survey research with Gallup and Roper, Gordon is ex Budget director and Brookings vice president, Truman a Columbia University government professor and dean. George Vien, 34, of Pownal VT, faces three district court charges next Monday for a three car rear end collision including operating under the influence and following too closely. he is free on bail. Pittsfield to expand Operation Head Start with 90 percent federal funding for the year, per Anti-poverty Committee.

Williamstown Philip K. Hastings Roper Public Opinion Research Center Archibald M. Crossley George Gallup Elmo Roper Kermit Gordon U.S Brookings Institution Washington, D C David B. Truman Columbia University George F. Vien Pownal Simonds Road Pittsfield Head Start

Stock Market Opens Firm Across Sectors In Moderate Trade

UPI reports stocks opening firm with mixed results across industries. Steels and chemicals steady, aircrafts and electronics rise, metals mostly higher, autos mixed. U.S. Steel and Bethlehem hold, Anaconda and Kennecott move, Boeing and Douglas flat, Pan Am and Continental advance, with numerous listed names and quotes across the market.

New York UPI U.S Bethlehem Republic Steel Anaconda Kennecott Alcoa Reynolds KLM ACF Ind Allegheny Power Allied Chemical Allis Chalmers American Airlines American Can American Armco Steel Armour

Accused N H Killer Tours Crime Scene

A New Hampshire handyman, Paul N. Smith, 33, admitted killing 5 year old Ellen Gamache and led police on a tour of crime sites. He was arraigned on murder and indecent assault charges, extradited from Bostonville and seeks psychiatric help in Massachusetts. A 1938 sedan photo aided the investigation linking him to the crime.

Middleboro Mass UPI New Hampshire Ellen Gamache Paul N. Smith Woodsville N.H Smith Pierce Playground Ellen Lakeville Bostonville Randolph District Court Massachusetts Philip A. Angell Randolph New York

Four Million Telephones In New England Service

Outstripping population growth and income, we added another million telephones in seven years, bringing the total to four million in the five New England states. The service evolved from a luxury 25 years ago to an essential household utility found in almost every home today, supported by 35 000 trained telephone workers delivering high-grade service.

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