British Troops Move Into Belfast As Riots Rage On
Belfast battles flare with 1,200 British troops dispatched to curb sectarian violence. In 24 hours seven people killed including six in Belfast and one in Armagh, with hundreds wounded. Rooftop snipers, Molotov fires, and barricades mark the chaos in Falls Road and surrounding districts.
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Pa Judge Sets Hearing Date On Autopsy Of Miss Kopechne
In Wilkes Barre a Pennsylvania judge set August 25 for a hearing on a proposed autopsy of Mary Jo Kopechne who died when a car driven by Senator Edward M Kennedy plunged off a bridge. Her parents Joseph and Mary Kopechne plan to attend in the paneled courtroom and have signaled a likely court battle to block the autopsy. Mrs Kopechne noted their vacation starts on the 23rd and they will fly in for the hearing.
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Governor says Poor Shouldn't Run Vermont Legal Aid
Vermont Governor Deane Davis said the Vermont Legal Aid program should not be run by the poor it serves, opposing a peer group view and suggesting added representation by needy residents. He offered no further comment on the plan but reiterated support for board diversity and wider input.
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Davis Defends Revenue Forecasts and Tax Exemptions
Gov. Deane C. Davis dismisses charges he inflated deficits to push a sales tax. He argues exemptions like fuel oil should be reviewed and criticizes autopsy disputes in the Kopechne case while confirming the inquest will proceed as planned.
Manchester Court Festival and Lions Club Picnic Calendar
The Court of St. Rita No. 894 CDA holds a Summer Festival on Aug 27 at St. Paul’s Church Hall from 8 p.m. with games, refreshments, sales, awards and a food sale. Pamela Torrey and Louise Zoufaly attend a three day statewide CYO officers convention at Camp Holy Cross in Vermont. The Manchester Lions Club plans an annual family picnic at the Rod and Gun Club Wednesday at 5 30 p.m. honoring the Lions Variety Show cast and staff.
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Manchester Lions Club
Rod and Gun Club
Diocese Urged To Make Changes Tell Spending
The Catholic Interracial Council of Boston urged Cardinal Cushing to implement Urban Priests recommendations. The May 28 call demanded full disclosure of archdiocese spending, a substantial city gift, converting parochial schools to community control, and broader charity services for the poor. The council cited no response from the archdiocese in a Globe advertisement signed by 262 people.
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Manchester Transfers Record of Town Clerk Actions
Manchester transfers list numerous property moves recorded by Town Clerk Clara May Hemenway. It names buyers and sellers including Margiotta Gebhardt Fleming Warburton Hosley Pyrofax Gas Corp Frazier cross, Norman Taylor Judith Cross and others, with parcels on Canterbury Road U S 7 30 East Manchester Road Lorette Avenue and more.
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Clara May Hemenway
Margiotta
Gebhardt
Orrin Beattie
Canterbury Road
Hardware Inc
Ralph F. Fleming Jr
Harold J, Harrington
Dorothy Warburton
Harold J. Harrington Jr
Manchester Road
David J. Hosley
Mirgo Inc
U.S. 7
Charles River Realty Corp
Edward R. Jobson
Roland D. Frazier
Lawrence B. Wilcox
Pyrofax Gas Corp
Norman Taylor
Judith Cross
Als
Dufresne Pond
Charles Bull
Irving S. Lee
Messrs
Bennington Daily Ad Rates and Delivery Notice
The Benning Telept Business Newsroom Advertising page lists delivery options and subscription rates for Bennington Vermont and surrounding areas. It notes daily publication except Sundays and legal holidays, with classified home delivery and motor delivery services. Rates show 3 months 6.30, 6 months 11.70, 1 year 22.50 within 50 miles, and higher rates for elsewhere in the US.
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Atheist seeks NASA answer on Armstrong religion
Mada Murray O Hair and the Society of Separationists file an amended Federal suit accusing NASA of suppressing reports that Neil Armstrong is an atheist. The Houston Space Center says Armstrong has no religious preference. An article in Stern cites Aldrin as religiously devout and questions faith in space.
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Low Cost Treatment Could Cure Hay Fever, Study Says
UPI reports scientists have developed a low cost hay fever treatment tested on Timothy Weed that may immunize about 20 million Americans. The method uses a small pollen protein fraction to elicit antibodies, enabling extended relief with yearly or semiannual dosing. In a trial of 43 patients versus 20 controls, results showed significant clinical improvement with reduced susceptibility, though permanent immunity is not yet proven.
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Driver Treated After Brakes Fail In Vermont Town
The Bennington Rescue Squad took Thomas Melvin, 26, of Indianapolis, Indiana, to Putnam Memorial Hospital Friday night after his truck’s brakes failed on Woodford Mountain. He was treated for shock after stopping in front of the Moose building on Main Street. Further details were not available.
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Playground Charter Olympic Day at Memorial Park
Olympic Day events brought together three playgrounds and Camp uy Woods at Memorial Park on Thursday. Italy led in overall points with Switzerland, the USA, and USA 8R following. multiple age groups competed in 50 and 100 yard dashes, soft ball throw, rope climbing, hurdles, and bicycle races with winners listed, culminating in Ty Thompson and Debbie Earnhardt named most athletic. An afternoon swim at Y Pool capped the day before a slate of August events including Muscular Dystrophy Carnival August 21 at Stark Street Playground, Parents Night, and the end of summer dance August 22 at Mt Anthony Junior High with music by Number One Resurrection.
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Debbie Earnhardt
Mark Emmett
Marion Crowell
Chris Dana
Mark Surdam
Brian Crowley
Jim Cone
Paula la Roche
Chip Parizo
Walt Parmenter
Dean Bushee
Kurt Blodgett
Woods
Stark Street Playground
Mt. Anthony Junior High
Betits Renew Vows on Golden Wedding in Sacred Heart
Theodule and Hermine Betit of 108 Norton St renew their vows at Sacred Heart Church Aug 9 with 50-year attendance, Mass by Msgr. Marcoux and local clergy. Grandsons serve as altar boys. daughter Frederic Hoth sings with family members noted among five children including Joseph, Edward, Louis, Mary, and others.
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Norton St
Sacred Heart Church
Evelyn Dragon
Theophile la Flamme
Charles Marcoux
Burlington
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Charles Wallen
C.S.C
Henry Bourgeois
Timothy
David Betit
Bennington
Peter
Michael Betit
Cheshire
Mass
Dennis Hoth
Frederic Hoth
Lewis Senecal
Hermine
Bellemare) Betit
Charles Prevost
Joseph
Edward
Louis
Marcien
Mary
Anne Roy
Frederic (Estelle) Hoth
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Roy
Edward Betii
Mary Roy
Lodge Is Home For Peace Talk Consultations
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge arrived in Boston for peace talk consultations and planned meetings with Secretary of State William P. Rogers in Washington and President Nixon in California. He noted increased Vietnam activity complicating negotiations and said he travels about every two months. The piece also covers a wedding anniversary celebration at Mt. Anthony Country Club with family, guests from multiple states, and detailed party arrangements.
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