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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1967

Page

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Area Legislators Vow Fight For Four Lane Road Program

Bennington County legislators vow to push for a four lane U.S. 7 road across southwestern Vermont after a state road bond issue falls short of promised funding. Leaders like Lt Gov Daley and Rep Caracciola press for more bonding or tax options to complete the project by 1972, with Lefevre urging a three cent gas tax hike and potential new bond approval.

Vermont Bennington County Vermont Highway Department U.S Pownal Rutland John J. Daley Richard Www. Mallory Joseph Caracciola Bennington U.S. 7 Highway Department Caracciola Highway Committee Reid Lefevre Manchester Lefevre Senate Vermont Highway Board James Marro Robert M. Wilson

Meyer Launches Trial Balloon in Vermont 1968 Bid

Former U S representative William H Meyer announces at a news conference he plans a statewide candidacy in 1968 while withholding the exact office until February He cites inflation domestic programs and Vietnam policy as priority issues and signals a national focus beyond Vermont. He notes alignment with Eugene McCarthy on Vietnam and recalls his earlier 1958 60 service as Vermonts first Democratic congressman.

Meyer Vermont Robert T. Stafford W. Robert Johnson Brattleboro U. S George D. Aiken R-Vt Eugene McCarthy D-Minn Vietnam McCarthy Johnson

Bennington beltline plan redesigned to meet federal safety

Changes to the East Side beltway around Bennington redraw ramps between Gore Road and East Main Street. The plan adds about one mile of highway at roughly 1 million dollars and risks some properties. A full cloverleaf interchange replaces the old simple loop near Gore Road with new connecting highways east to Vermont 9 and west/north toward East Main Street.

Bennington Ivor S. Pelsue Gore Road East Main Street District Highway Office Pelsue Beech and Fillmore Street

Vermont names Harvey Scribner as new education commissioner

The Vermont Education Board named Harvey Scribner of Teaneck New Jersey as the new education commissioner. The $20 770 yearly post has been vacant since July after the board fired former commissioner Dr Richard A Gibboney. Scribner was interviewed in executive session at National Life Insurance Co in Montpelier and had previously been a candidate in 1965.

Harold Raynolds Scribner The National Life Insurance Co Richard A. Gibboney Raynolds Gibboney Teaneck Vermont Burlington William F. Keough Maine William T. Logan Keough Logan Daniel G. O’connor New York Boston Washington, D.C Chicago National Association of State Boards of Education

Third Church Withdraws From Council

Lyndonville New England church withdraws from the Vermont Council of Churches citing political stances. Rev Clyde Campbell says worship should be the churchs focus while the VCC has moved toward antiwar politics. This follows two other congregations leaving in the past week.

Lyndonville UPI Congregational Church Vermont Council of Churches VCC Clyde Campbell WCC

Democrats Nominate Five for Bennington Board Seat

The Bennington Town Democratic Committee approved five nominees to the Board of Selectmen to fill the vacancy after Richard Van Santvoord's death. Nominees include Max Perrotta Ellis Winslow Arthur D Taylor Arthur Lauzon and Mrs Ruby Van Santvoord widow of the former member, with Mrs Carmel Babcock informing the board they will forward names for consideration. J C Jerome and Walter Danish had also expressed interest in the post.

Bennington van Santvoord J.C. Jerome Walter Danisch

Albany tax hike looms amid short revenue forecast

State Comptroller Arthur Levitt warned of a distinct probability of higher taxes next year after predicting state revenue would fall about 80 million dollars short of Governor Rockefeller’s current-year expectations. In Vermont, Democrats report debt free status with a reserve over 8,000 dollars as they plan a January meeting to name a new town chairman amid leadership changes.

Albany N.Y Arthur Levitt Nelson Rockefeller Lawrence F. Powers Vermont Powers Democratic Committee

Inside Views on McCarthy Presidential Bid

An editorial discusses Senator McCarthy choosing to run for president, weighing the political implications and potential impact on the campaign landscape. Carlo Walter muses on winter behavior of newts in a separate column, offering natural science curiosity. A local piece notes a festive event at Frosty Goggles Lodge with no alcohol but ample entertainment on page six.

Viet Cong Ambush Foiled by Itchy Trigger Finger Victory

In the Mekong Delta a Viet Cong ambush of about 400 was tipped off by a premature shot. Allied forces under Brig. Gen. William Fulton reported 235 Viet Cong killed and 15 captured, with U.S. losses at 13 dead and 128 wounded and South Vietnamese Marines suffering 41 deaths. The village near the Cambodian border faced raids with some villagers kidnapped or missing. The clash followed a prior major Viet Cong assault on Bo Duc and a large allied victory in the delta as 1,400 troops attacked from Monitor boats.

Saigon UPI U.S Mekong Delta William Fulton Mekong South Vietnam Rice Bowl Robert Kaylor Thomas Cheatham Fulton 9Th Infantry Division Vietnam

Vision of a jet airport atop Winhall ridge sparks debate

Winhall residents and ski resort leaders envision a future jet airport on a Snow Valley ridge at 1900 feet elevation. State Aeronautics studies backing the idea, with local supporters from Bromley Stratton and Magic Mountain, praise land suitability and wind and discuss funding hurdles and highway costs.

Winhall Snow Valley Louis de Schweinitz Peru DeSchweinitz Kandahar Thomas Rogers Manchester Green Mountain Assny Thomas F. Farley Manches Vail

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White House Defense Robert McNamara Joint Chiefs of Staff Air Force John McConnell Army Harold Johnson Earle Wheeler Thomas H. Moorer Naval Operations Wallace M. Greene Jr McNamara Paul Nitze William H. Meyer John Hamilton Main Broad Brook Main Street Brooklyn Bridge Broad Brook Press Third Church Second Congregational Church of Jeffersonville Memorial Methodist Church of Swanton Levitt Babcock Jerome Bennington Democrats Sen. McCarthy Page Carlo Walter Bo Duc Green Beret By Michael Miller State Aeronautics Board Burr D. Vail Bromley Edward Knapp French Hollow Stratton Mountains
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