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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1965

Page

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N H Seeks to Abate Vermont Nuisances

Concord New Hampshire residents urge cross state action to abate nuisances from a North Thetford Vermont sawmill. Marselis Parsons Jr. and Jean Hennessy describe noises and sawdust turning the Connecticut River yellow as dawn alarms Granite Staters. Rep Theodore Aucella says NH and Vermont must act jointly and will contact Vermont leaders to begin action.

Concord N.H Connecticut River Vermont Upper Valley Marselis C. Parsons Jr Lyme Jean Hennessy Hanover North Thetford Granite Theodore Aucella Bennington New Hampshire Jean Hennessey Hanover Conservation Council Upper Connecticut River Conservation Committee Sevingny Lumber Co Fairlee Orford

Mikoyan Retires As Soviet Leader At Age 70

Moscow reports Anastasi Mikoyan resigns as president of the Soviet Union for age and ill health. He is to be succeeded by Nikai Podgorny, 62, a Ukrainian and long considered a rising star. Mikoyan, 70, had led since July 15, 1964, after Brezhnev.

Moscow UPD Anastasi Mikoyan Soviet Union Kremlin Communist Party Nikolai Podgorny Leonid I. Brezhnev Podgorny Supreme Soviet Russia Brezhnev Nikita S. Khrushchev Cuba Shelepin

Viet Nam Rangers Suffer Heavy Casualties In Battle

South Vietnamese troops clashed with entrenched Viet Cong 40 miles south of Da Nang. A ranger battalion sustained heavy casualties in a night battle with several government units and a third battalion moved in from Tam Ky amid intense fighting. More than 115 air missions supported the actions as planes avoided hitting friendly forces.

Saigon UPS da Nang U.S Tam Ky Hol An Ranger

Britain seeks Russian help to talk peace in Indochina

Britain formally asked the Soviet Union to join in a Geneva Conference appeal for negotiations with North Vietnam to end the conflict. The Foreign Office released a draft message urging Hanoi to return to Geneva terms and halt military actions, while condemning North Vietnamese aggression as a violation of 1954 and 1962 Geneva agreements. A separate report notes a transport plane crash near Chu Nang with one American dead and three Vietnamese soldiers seriously injured, and Vietnamese troops briefly losing and then retaking Tam Phouc hamlet as Viet Cong attacked.

London UPD Britain Russia Viet Nam Foreign Office Soviet Union United States Kremlin Hanoi Laos Chu Nang Tam Phouc Saigon Suoi Ca

U N Defers Action On Two Issues

United Nations General Assembly members move to defer two controversial items until next year. Debate centered on intervention in domestic affairs and funding future peacekeeping, with strong opposition from Soviet and Latin American blocs.

United Nations UPI General Assembly Assembly United States Viet Nam Dominican Republic

Manchester GOP Leader Shocked Over Firing of Miss Burbank

Vermont Republicans largely kept silent over the firing of Helen Burbank deputy secretary of state, a 45 year veteran. Madeline Harwood of Manchester voiced strong protest as Democratic Secretary of State Harry Cooley declined comment. Governor Hoff said he did not know why Burbank was fired but would back her and any statement.

Manchester GOP Helen Burbank Vermont Harry H. Cooley Miss Burbank Philip H. Hoff Cooley

Gemini 7 Surpasses Two Million Miles In Space

Gemini 7 astronauts Frank Borman and James Lovell logged over two million miles in space amid heat and discomfort. They enter the fifth day of a 14 day mission while awaiting a Sunday rendezvous with Gemini 6. Temperature rose to 78 degrees as Borman wore a space suit and Lovell wore longjohns.

Borman Lovell The Space Center Houston Gemini Control Earth Cape Kennedy Gemini 6 Walter Schirra Thomas Stafford Space Twins

Welfare Costs Increase Rensselaer County Taxes

Berlin supervisor Goodermore warned the $12.37 million county budget passed 32 to 1 will raise the local tax rate by at least $13 this year. He criticized the welfare portion as a burden and urged pulling able bodied people off welfare. He noted Berlin residents may pay more county than town taxes, with Petersburg possibly facing $25 to $30 rises, urging steps to address the 1967 budget now.

Berlin N.Y Stanton M. Goodermore Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors Goodermote Petersburg Goodermore

Inside Columnist Asks What Inspires Politicians to Run

Hazel Wills probes motive behind political ambition in Arlington politics and civic life. Readers weigh why Arlingtonians sing around the table again as a student from North Bennington wins a national honor, reflecting local pride and community achievement.

Hazel Wills Arlingtonians

Gilman Named Guardian for Habeas Corpus Case

Bennington attorney Stephen H. Gilman was appointed guardian for Ronald Rich, an 18 year old Windsor Prison inmate seeking a writ of habeas corpus. The Vermont Supreme Court made the appointment yesterday as Rich pursues release. Rich has alleged severe abuse and mistreatment in prison prompting Gov. Hoff to consider an investigation. Attorney Peter F. Langrock filed the petition detailing alleged stripping, beating, and naked confinement on death row.

Bennington Stephen H. Gilman Ronald Rich Windsor

Highway Council backs Gov Hoff highway plan for western Vermont

The Regional Highway Council urged Vermont lawmakers to back Gov Philip Hoff s proposal for a far reaching reconstruction of routes 7 4 9 and 103 in western Vermont The plan aims to finish by 1972 and uses a mix of bond retirement and taxes including a one cent gas tax and a $5 driver license fee to raise funds reaching about 45 million for the program.

Montpelier UPD Regional Highway Council Vermont Philip H. Hoff Sargeant P. Wild State Highway Department Gov Ernor Wild

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Rutland VPI Johnson Army William T. Savage National Guard 172Nd Armor Marines Air Force Navy Alexander Shelepin Party Hazel L. Park R-Lyme Walter R. Mack Rorford Parsons State House Wallace Whitcomb Capitol Arlington Marjorie Doyle Arlington Garden Club Collins Rangers U.N Gemini Rensselaer County New County Bar Association Paradise Marion P. McCarthy Howard C. Estes Harold C. Sylvester North Bennington Gilman Guardian Highway Council Gov. Hoff Avis Chu Lais Air Force Base South Viet Nam
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