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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1966

Page

12

Wallace Seeks State Funds to Aid Segregated Schools

Governor George Wallace plans to push legislation to replace lost federal education funds with state money for districts that refuse to follow federal desegregation guidelines. About 150 districts nationwide have not filed acceptable plans, risking federal aid this fall. Alabama has 32 districts defying or未 filing inaction.

Montgomery Ala UPS George Wallace U.S Wallace U.S. Office of Education Alabama

Communists Engage U S Navy Skyhawks In Vietnam Action

Communist MiGs attacked a flight of U S Navy A4 Skyhawks 20 miles northeast of Thanh Hoa as they bombed a North Vietnamese supply train. The Skyhawks retreated to their carrier while U S missions over North Vietnam reached a near record 133. In Saigon, Viet Cong rings were uncovered plotting to blow up a riverfront nightclub and police post, with TNT and mines seized. A U S Army unit reported mortar fire causing light damage at a 1st Infantry Division command post.

Saigon UPS Thanh Hoa U.S Navy North Vietnamese Panhandle South China Sea North Viet Nam Haiphong My Phuong U.S. Army 1St Infantry Division

Pastor Forgives After Fire Bombing Of Church in Rhode Island

In Providence Rev. Clarence Farrow, pastor of the Holy Cross Church of God in Christ, says he will not press charges against anyone who hurled Molotov cocktails at the unoccupied church. Three bottles were thrown, a fourth exploded outside. minor damage caused, no injuries reported. Detectives cited Victory Day celebrations hindering the investigation.

Providence R.I UPI Clarence Farrow Eral Hill Holy Cross Church of God In Christ

Negroes Promise To Stage Widespread Demonstrations

Civil rights leaders led by Dr Martin Luther King announce plans for the most widespread demonstrations in Chicago to challenge housing barriers in white neighborhoods. Pickets target Civic Center, Real Estate Board, Housing Authority, Loop lenders, with marches into Jefferson Park amid ongoing violence and a Wednesday consultative meeting planned with civic and religious leaders.

Chicago UPI Martin Luther King American Nazi Party Civic Center Chicago Real Estate Board Chicago Housing Authority Savings and Loan Association Loop Jefferson Park Albert A. Raby Coordinating Council of Community Organizations King Raby

Fays Detail Bennington Toll and Family Losses

Native Sons recounts the Bennington battle's impact on the Fay family. It describes John Fay’s death at Bennington and his father Stephen’s grief, followed by the deaths of John’s wife Mary and children Hiram Joseph, with six other offspring surviving. The cemetery inscriptions note the familial tragedy.

David Stark John Fay Stephen Bennington Liberty and Freedom Stephen Fay Sire John Hiram Mary Joseph Nathan Bennnington Cemetery

Hospital Notes August 15 1966 Admissions and Births

Admissions list includes Barbara Reilly Patricia Reilly Kevin Freeman Minna Moon Bennington Richard Stroffoleno Joseph Stroffoleno West Arlington Helen Worden Wilmington Kurt Forstrom East Dover Christina Bayles Rosemont Pa. Discharges include David Hart Charles Cook Mrs Martha Corbett and daughter Mrs Carol Grande and daughter Bennington Alberta Gratton Ruth Corey North Bennington Joan Bushee Manchester Depot Births Mr and Mrs Philip O Neil of Dewey Street Extension a son Aug 15 Born Aug 13 a son to Mr and Mrs Robert M Nataupsky of Flushing New York Mrs Nataupsky is Nancy Ruskin daughter of Abe Ruskin Bennington

Barbara Reilly Patricia Reilly Kevin Freeman Minna Moon Bennington Richard Stroffoleno Joseph Stroffoleno West Arlington Helen Worden Wilmington Kurt Forstrom East Dover Christina Bayles Rosemont David Hart Charles Cook Martha Corbett Carol Grande Alberta Gratton Ruth Corey North Bennington Joan Bushee Manchester Depot Philip O’neil Dewey Street Robert M. Nataupsky Flushing, N.Y Nataupsky Nancy Ruskin Abe Ruskin

Moon Phases and Perigee This Morning

The moon is at New phase this morning with Earth, Moon, and Sun aligned. Half month later the Full Moon appears, followed by First and Last Quarter phases as the illuminated surface changes. The Moon today lies at Perigee 222,600 miles away.

Perigee

Funeral fills Shaftsbury church for Ada Allen rites

Ada P. Allen wife of William Allen died Thursday at Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington. Funeral conducted by Rev A J MacDonald at First Methodist Church with organist Alvan Lawrence presiding. Bearers Heil Reed Jesse Reed Jr Gary Reed Ezekiel Cross Rudolph Elwell John Petelle. Delegations from 1-40 Club and WSCS attended. committal at South Shaftsbury Cemetery. Relatives came from Bridgeport Lincoln Massachusetts Cambridge N Y and surrounding area.

Shaftsbury Ada P. Allen William Allen Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington A. J. MacDonald Alvan Lawrence Heil Reed Jesse Reed Jesse Reed Jr Gary Reed Ezekiel Cross Rudolph Elwell John Petelle 1-40 Club Women’s Society of Christian Service Allen Hanson-Walbridge WSCS MacDonald South Shaftsbury Cemetery Bridgeport Conn Lincoln Neb Massachusetts Cambridge N.Y

Bennington Briefs: Crane Accident, Canada Trip

Ernest Sirois of Chapel Road in Lee Mass was knocked unconscious when a crane contact with a live wire while trimming trees from McCarthy Tree Service. He recovered and returned to work, wife’s family saying he’s fine. Mrs Edward Silver underwent an emergency appendectomy near Montreal after a trip with the Allens and Mr. Silver. she remained in hospital until midweek. The Banner corrected errors about polling place for Subdistrict 32 East Bennington-Woodford district voters, noting Woodford’s inclusion in the subdistrict.

Ernest Sirois Chapel Road Lee Mass McCarthy Tree Service North Adams Sirois Robert Gulleys Haswell Avenue Edward F. Silver Booth Terrace Maisonneuve Hospital Montreal Canada Alfred Allen Jr Gage Street Bennington-Woodford Woodford

Bennington and Woodford Voter Details and Local Notices

Voters in Bennington and Woodford sub districts will vote at Eagle Hose Firehouse and Woodford Hollow School. Senior Citizens meet Thursday at Moose Hall at 7 30 p m with lunch prizes and card playing. Mrs Berard and family return from Tupper Lake visit to Mercy General Hospital. Mr McCarthy re entered Mary Hitchcock Hospital after surgery. Local ads note Child Life shoes at King Shoe Service and Dr Browning office closure Aug 18 to Aug 22. Ernie Caron to play piano at VFW social Friday night. Town Clerk at home until 6 p m Saturday Aug 20.

Eagle Hose Bennington Woodford Woodford Hollow Moose Social Benenington Mrs. Ephrem Bereard Tupper Lake N.Y Mrs. Berard Mercy General Hospital

Hoosick Child Falls From Tree

Lanette Ford six year old daughter of Eldon and Mrs Ford of Southwest Hoosick was injured Monday evening after falling from a tree in the yard. She was treated at Putnam Memorial Hospital and transferred to Albany Medical Center where her condition was reported as good.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Lanette Ford Eldon Ford Southwest Hoosick Albany Medical Center Putnam Memorial Hospital Town of Hoosick

Accidents Reported In Bennington Area Crashes Injure Youths

A 2 year old Park Street child, Tammy Jo Winchell, in fairly good condition after a scalp laceration from a street incident near County Street. A 1965 Oldsmobile driven by Maureen Maloney swerved to avoid the child. two witnesses said she hit the right rear door. State police also reported a two car collision on U S 7 near the bridge with Beatrice Olin and George Burgess involved. Paul Burgess, 8, sustained minor bruises. Two out of state youths were hospitalized after a one car Wilmington area crash. Kurt Forstrom and Christina Bayles injured, details unavailable.

Park Street Putnam Memorial Hospital County Street Tammy Jo Winchell Harold Winchell Park St. Bennington Village Maureen I. Maloney Bennington Maloney Tammy Charles White U.S. 7 Ford Beatrice A. Olin Lyons District George L. Burgess RD 2 Olin Burgess Paul Burgess

Court blocks legislative probe in landmark ruling

Judge Corcoran issued a restraining order stopping the House committee from probing propaganda activities after the ACLU sued on behalf of Dr. Allen M. Krebs and Walter D. Teague III. Hearings before the committee were paused as the court weighed freedom of speech against investigative powers. The decision followed references to a Brennan ruling about chilling effects on public opinion.

New York City Krebs Teague American Civil Liberties Union House Committee ACLU Supreme Court William J. Brennan Jr Louisiana Legislative Committee Brennan Louisiana Corcoran

Miss Heiner Wins Theater Scholarship

Dolores Heiner, formerly of Bennington, is among six Rockettes and 16 Radio City Music Hall scholars awarded for theater arts studies. The awards, part of a 1956 ongoing program for Music Hall employees and families, will fund further dance or voice study. Dr. Rachel Yocom chaired the selection, with Julius Grossman and Radford Bascome as judges. Heiner, a Bennington Catholic High School graduate, trained at Cecelia Greene Callahan School of Dance. her mother is Florence Heiner.

New York, N.Y Dolores Heiner Bennington Radio City Rockettes Radio City Music Hall James F. Gould Music Hall Heiner Lori Rachel Yocom High School of Performing Arts New York City Julius Grossman Radford Bascome Bennington Catholic High School Miss Heiner Cecelia Greene Callahan Florence Heiner

Stock Averages Dow Jones Closing Figures August 16 1966

The Dow Jones industrials closed at 825.94 down 8.91 with 30 stocks, the rail index at 211.18 down 1.77, utilities 127.81 down .76, and the composite average 289.82 down 2.69. Volume totaled 3,070,000.

Dow-Jones—Bache & Co Albany

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Gov. Wallace Alabama Treasury U.S. Navy Yesteryear Bennington Club Old Opera House Edward L. Bates Fred Harmon James Burke George B. Welling Orion M. Barber Endress Brothers Calvin Philip Harrison I. Norton Frank Battles Collins M. Graves William R. Graves Pownal Center Judge Graves Native Sons Earth Bennington Briefs Tribune John V. Lindsay Trib New York The Sun World- Telegram Daniel McCarthy Coolidge Ave Mary Hitchcock Hospital Hanover N.H Child Life King Shoe Service North St S. Adv Dr. Browning Ernie Caron VFW Hoosick Defense Dept Dodge Dent Michael D. Hoth Frederic D. Hoth Gage St Lackland Afb Texas U.S. Air Force Stonehill College North Easton Vermont Ibs
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