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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1966

Page

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Rusk Sees Little Hope For Peace In Viet Nam

SAIGON UPI Secretary of State Dean Rusk held day long talks with U.S. and South Vietnamese officials on the war in Viet Nam and said there is little chance of peace negotiations soon. He reviewed large American aid programs and the Vietnamese political situation before a meeting with Foreign Minister Tran Van Do. He noted no indication from the Communists that they will move to talks and discussed a status of forces agreement.

Rusk Formosa U.S Henry Cabot Lodge Tran van Do William C. Westmoreland Viet Nam Paul VI

Fire damages Division Place home. six children safe

Firefighters rushed to 1 Division Place at 9 12 PM Friday to battle a mattress fire in a house rented by Fred Fernett. Six children aged nine to two were inside and escaped uninjured, aided by neighbors and police. The blaze damaged two upstairs rooms, with mattresses dragged to the yard and doused. Fernett and his wife were away. their son was hospitalized for a checkup.

Division Place Sullivan Bennington Division Charles Sawyer Fred Fernett Fernett Putnam Memorial Hospital County Streets Joseph Wassick William H. Fox

Oil Flow Cut As Syria Halts Iraqi Exports

IPC reduced the flow through the 305 mile trans-Syrian pipeline after Syria barred oil exports until higher royalties are paid. The action aimed to prevent Banias terminal tanks from overflowing as shipments normally fill by Saturday. IPC sought clarification but valves were shut when no reply arrived.

Damascus UPI Iraq Petroleum Co Syria Banias IPC Iraq

Hoff presses state to fund legal aid for poor

Governor Philip Hoff condemned delays in creating a free legal aid program for Vermont's poor. He warned the state may submit its plan to Washington if the Bar Association and the State Office of Economic Opportunity fail to cooperate by mid January. Hoff stressed urgent need and funding, noting $5 million allotted for the Northeast region.

Vermont Thomas Davis Bar Association Hoff Davis Washington

St. Francis de Sales Academy student travels to New York City

On the Inside Picture profile highlights a St. Francis de Sales Academy student’s trip to New York City. The piece sketches the journey, impressions of the city, and school ties to the experience.

St. Francis de Sales Academy New York City John Wisoski East Main St

Viet Cong Hit Saigon Ammo Dump In Attacks

Viet Cong guerrillas attacked a large U S Army ammunition dump on the outskirts of Saigon early Saturday triggering roaring fires. The raid, the third on the base, involved two explosions amid American guards fire. Casualties and damage were reported as light by a military spokesman.

Saigon UPS Viet Nam Bie Hoa Bien Hoa

Photos Taken of UFO by Two Vermont Boys

Two 14 year old Vermont boys, amateur astronomers Danny Gay and Ricky Sharp, reported sighting a doughnut shaped UFO about 100 feet above a covered bridge near Gageville. Ricky snapped six photos before it vanished. NICAP officials called the images the best yet seen and sent the negatives to Washington for study.

Rockingham UPD Danny Gay Ricky Sharp Ricky Gageville Danny National Investigations Committee On Aerial Phenomena NICAP Walter Hicken Keene, N.H

Jack Ruby hospitalised with pneumonia at Parkland

Dallas, UPI report: Jack Ruby, charged with killing Lee Harvey Oswald, was taken to Parkland Hospital with pneumonia after a three day cold. Sheriff Decker said tests and X-rays were planned in isolation. Ruby’s sister Eva Grant criticized care and described his condition as grave.

Dallas UPI Jack Ruby Lee Harvey Oswald Parkland Hospital Dallas County Bill Decker Ruby Decker J. M. Pickard Parkland John F. Kennedy Eva Grant

Pownal Dump Burns Again

Fog and smoke from the Pownal dump blanketed the Bennington County valley causing choking conditions. Residents urged relocation to a non residential site and local selectmen pledged action to remedy the health hazard.

Pownal Pownal Valley Bennington County Hoosie River Pownals

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