Sweeps Ticket Agency Head Held on Illegal Mail Charge
Charles S. Cohan of Concord Ticket Services in Teaneck New Jersey was ordered held for U S District Court on charges of violating a federal regulation that bars mailing certain lottery information He paid 500 bail and the case resumes next month Cohan says he stopped mailing ads and now distributes them by hand He intends to continue operating and faces a 50 cent per ticket fee plus a 10 percent share of winnings he arranges for others
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Manchester
N.H
UPI
Teaneck
N.J
New Hampshire
U.S. District Court
Charles S. Cohan
Concord Ticket Services
U.S
Peter J. Bourque
Cohan
Michael Querques
Orange
Ack
Pittsfield Girl Escapes Injury In Pownal Mishap
Marquita G. Marston 18 of Pittsfield Massachusetts drove south on U S 7 in Pownal when the vehicle skidded off the highway and overturned into a yard near the Bennington line. Police say the left rear fender and body were damaged but she was uninjured.
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Pittsfield
Mass
U.S. 7
Powenal
Raymond Armstrong
Marquita G. Marston
Bennington Town Line
Airman Everett Alvarez Jr. Letters Wife from Hanoi
Radio Hanoi aired a letter said to be from Navy Lt. Everett Alvarez Jr. to his wife Tangee. Alvarez, 26, was shot down and captured during Aug. air raids on North Vietnamese torpedo bases and is described as well treated. The U.S. seeks Alvarez's release via the Red Cross and Britain and Soviet officials.
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Tokyo
UPID
Radio
Hanoi
U.S. Navy
J.g
Everett Alvarez Jr
San Jose
Calif
Tangee
Alvarez
U.S
Washington
Viet Nam
United States
International Red Cross
Indochina
Funeral Service for Mrs Anna E Fienberg Held
The funeral for Mrs. Anna E. Fienberg, who died Wednesday night, took place Friday morning at Hanesom Walbridge Funeral Home with Rabbi Earl J. Fishhaut of North Adams officiating. He also led the service at Park Lawn Cemetery Jewish section. Attendees traveled from North Adams, New York City, Tennessee, Virginia, and Hoosick Falls. Bearers were Joseph Shaffe, Dr. Abraham Moskovitz, Norman Greenberg, Alfred Hertz, Joseph Schocket, and Jason Bitensky.
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Anna E. Fienberg
Hanesom
Joseph Shaffe
Abraham Moskovitz
Norman Greenberg
Alfred Hertz
Joseph Schocket
Jason Bitensky
Lebanon Arson Suspect Sanity Declared Ahead of Trial
Albert H. Healey, 21, of Lebanon, NH, has been ruled sane by the New Hampshire Hospital and is fit to stand trial for murder by arson in the June downtown Lebanon fire that killed George Lemay and Henry Leblond. Attorney Alfred Catalfo hired for defense.
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Lebanon
N.H
UPI
New Hampshire
G. Donald Niswander
Albert H. Healey
Niswander
Grafton County
Healey
George Lemay
Henry Leblond
Alfred Catalfo
Dover
Catalfo
George Papademas
State Deciding Loan for New St. Johnsbury Industry
Vermont Industrial Building Authority will meet next week to decide on a 1.25 million loan guarantee for Magazines Inc. and Books Inc. of St. Johnsbury. The plant would print paperback books and magazines and create about 150 jobs in the Northeast Kingdom, with 50 hires immediately.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont Industrial Building Authority
St. Johnsbury Corporation
William M. Lockwood
VIBA
Magazines, Inc
Books, Inc
St. Johnsbury
Mediator Meets Today To Settle Gilman Strike
Federal mediator John O'Reilly attends a Saturday bargaining session in Gilman Vermont to end a 38 day strike by about 350 members of Local 119 United Papermakers and United Brotherhood of Pulp Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers over wages seniority and contract language. Production remains halted as generators stay on to provide electricity to workers.
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Gilman, Vt
UPS
John O’reilly
Gilman Paper Co
Gilman
O'Reilly
Philip H. Hoff
United Papermakers and Paperworkers
United Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill
N Y Man Dies At Motel In Yonkers
A 67 year old Yonkers man Charles E. Cooney died of a heart attack at Darling Kellys Motel Friday noon state police report says he complained of chest pains and collapsed in a bathroom. He operated a service station in Yonkers and is survived by his wife a sister a brother and a son. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery Brooklyn.
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Yonkers
Darling Kelly’s
Charles E. Cooney
Alice
Anne O'Neill
Donald Shea
Cooney
Hanson Walbridge
Bennington
Harveys
Brooklyn
Yankeers
Greenwood Cemetery
N.Y
Vermont records 83rd traffic death in Rutland crash
Rutland police report Mrs. Marion Pitaniello aged 45 died Friday when her car struck a tree. She became Vermont’s 83rd traffic fatality this year, compared with 62 at the same point last year.
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Vermont
Rutland
UPI
Marion Pitaniello
U N Forces Show Flag Again in Nicosia
In Nicosia U N peacekeepers led a second display of force amid Greek and Turkish Cypriot gun posts. A new mobile battle group including Canadian Danish and Finnish troops moved to restore control as K S Thimayya warned the UN had struggled to dominate the capital. The crackdown followed gun positions along the green line in the neutral zone.
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Nicosia
UPI
United Nations
Cyprus
U.N
K. S. Thimayya
Thimayya
Goldwater calls Minuteman issues serious
U S presidential contender Barry Goldwater said missile problems are serious and said he is examining reported difficulties with the Air Force Minuteman. He spoke on the Capitol steps after addressing the Senate on Social Security and other topics.
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Washington
UPS
Barry Goldwater
Air Force
Goldwater
Deseret News
Salt Lake City
Atlas
Titans
Minuteman
Parochial Schools in Bennington Set Sept 2 Openings
Bennington will open both parochial schools on Wednesday Sept 2. St Francis de Sales Academy starts with a Mass celebrated by Rt Rev Msgr Francis B Flanagan at St Francis Church. Sacred Heart School begins classes at 830 am and holds opening Mass Friday Sept 4 at 11 am.
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Bennington
St. Francis de Sales Academy
Francis B. Flanagan
St. Francis Parish
Sacred Heart
Bennington Day For Snelling Opens Voter Meetings
Richard Snelling of Shelburne, a Republican lieutenant governor hopeful in the Sept. 8 primary, schedules four coffee hours in Bennington. He begins at 10 a.m. at 99 Coolidge Ave., then at 11 a.m. at Pine Road, followed by 2 p.m. at Dewey Street Extension and 3 p.m. at West Road, meeting residents and addressing groups.
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Richard Snelling
Shelburne
Bennington
William Hoisington
Coolidge Ave
William Hartington
Pine Road
Snelling
R. Marshall Witten
Dewey Street
Robert E. Nadeau
West Road
Bennington Banner Business Telephones Section Update
Local Bennington Banner business telephones section details new numbers and contact options. Updates provide readers with current lines for merchants, advertisers, and service inquiries at the Bennington area newspaper office.
Bennington Banner Advertising Rates And Postage
The Bennington Banner lists contact numbers for newsroom and advertising and provides postal details. It notes publication daily except Sundays and legal holidays and gives subscription rates within Vermont radius and nationwide, including special serviceman rates.
Vermont Guardsmen Clean Up After Camp DrumWorkout
Vermont Army National Guard's 2 200 soldiers return from field training at Camp Drum Workout New York to a cantonment cleanup. Brig Gen William Stebbins says the units are in fine shape having dug into training and performed well amid mud and dust.
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Vermont
Camp Drum
N.Y
Vermont Army National Guard
Wilds
William A. Stebbins
Burlington
86Th Armored Brigade
St Michael's Alumni Meet Weekend Highlights Cornerstone
St Michael's College alumni gather for homecoming with a cornerstone laying for the new chapel slated to open next spring to replace the 40 year old building. Vermont dignitaries and alumni from Rich mond and Springfield are honored at the alumni award dinner while Vermont Guardsmen report good health and active outdoor training at Drum.
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Winooski Park
UPD
St. Michael’s College
Thomas J. Kenney
Richmond
Edward J. Keating
Springfield
Mass
Kenney
Vermont
Keating
Cadet Hurlburt joins Maine AFROTC encampment
Cadet Harley E. Hurlburt of Bennington participates in a month long AFROTC summer encampment at Dow AFB Bangor Maine. He acts in flying and support roles at the base while preparing for a commission as an Air Force second lieutenant after completing AFROTC training and college graduation. He attends Union College Schenectady NY and is a Bennignton High School graduate and Phi Sigma Kappa member.
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Harley E. Hurlburt
Bennington
U.S. Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps
Afrotc
Dow Afb
Bangor
Maine
Hurlburt
Paul R. Hurlburt
Putnam St
Strategic Air Command Base
Union College
Schenectady
N.Y
Air Force
Bennington High School
Phi Sigma Kappa
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Benrus
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Croton
Fienberg
Main St
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Benhi
East Main Street
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Arizona
Pentagon
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Miami
James Hulbert
Bessie
Hilbert
Johnson
Russia
Khrushchev
Ukraine
Strategic Air Command
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New England
Weather Bureau
Worcester
Providence
R.I
Concord
Portland
Eastport
Greenville
Cariebon
Kokkina
Mediterranean
THE
Bennington Banner
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
Trail
J. Phillip Hall
Voudriez-Vous Manger le Chateaubri and
Champs Eylsees
Askus
Shealam le Dacies
Europe
Bennington Travel Agency
Main Street
St. Michael’s
Francis A. Caccavo
Stebbins
Drum
Vermont Guardsmen
Cammonment
Carpet Service
F.D.I.C
Bigelow
Haynes
Kane, Inc
Jae de
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