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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1967

Page

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Hoff Considers Gas Tax Hike in Vermont

Gov Philip Hoff weighs a possible increase in the state gasoline tax to raise funds for a larger arterial highway system. Hoff meets with Democratic lawmakers to discuss financing and transportation needs.

Hoff Montpelier UPD Philip H. Hoff The Democratic Russell A. Holden

New Greek Constitution Drafted

ATHENS sources said a new Greek constitution for the military regime will not curb the king’s power and will add controls on Communism. A 20 member commission of judges and law professors will present the draft to the government Saturday, strengthening executive powers over parliament. King Constantine is in Rome. envoys shuttle between Rome and the colonels.

Athens UPD Constantine Rome

U S Resumes Deliveries of Jet Bombers to Israel

The United States has begun delivering A4 Skyhawk jet attack bombers to Israel after an embargo during the June fighting. Officials say 43 planes were promised before the war, with shipments resuming by year end. Israelis view the A4 as outmatched by MIG211s and newer Soviet models.

U.S Israel Washington UPI United States Navy Air Force Vietnam France Charles de Gaulle Egypt Syria Russia

Viet Civilians Killed In Red Terrorist Attacks

In South Vietnam 154 civilians were killed across 218 terrorist incidents over recent days. U.S. troops retaliated by moving into War Zone D north of Saigon, while B 52s bombed DMZ artillery positions. Marines launched an air and amphibious assault just south of the DMZ against suspected North Vietnamese forces.

Saigon UPI South Vietnam U.S Demilitarized Zone Dmz North

Fire Leaves 16 Homeless In Cohoes N Y

A major blaze in Cohoes New York destroyed six businesses and four upper story apartments in the downtown area. Strong winds fanned the flames and forced evacuations leaving sixteen people homeless as authorities struggled to contain the blaze. Officials cited the event as one of the worst in the city’s history with losses estimated in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Cohoes N.Y

May Stop Off in Rome LBJ in Thailand On Way Back to U.S.

President Johnson landed at Korat U.S. Air Base near Bangkok after refueling in Darwin Australia. He toured the base and weighed a possible Rome stop for Vietnam peace talks with Pope Paul VI while security kept details tight.

Bangkok Thailand UPI Johnson U.S. Air Force Korat North Vietnam Air Force One Australia Harold Holt Rome Vietnam Paul VI Darwin Bang Saen U.S South Vietnam Lady Bird White House Air Force Southeast Asia Melbourne George Christian Vatican Nguyen Thieu Canberra Thieu

Conclusive proof cited on Tonkin Gulf torpedo attacks

The Pentagon stated the evidence is conclusive that Communist torpedo boats attacked the destroyers Maddox and Turner Joy in the Tonkin Gulf in 1964. It notes photographs and thorough documentation of attacks on Aug 2 and Aug 4, while Senate inquiries review destroyers logs to verify the incident amid questions on Vietnam-era policy.

Washington UPI Pentagon U.S Tonkin Gulf Tonkin Defense Department Maddox Johnson Southeast Asia Foreign Relations Committee Sen J. William Fulbright D-Ark Fulbright Gulf of Tonkin Vietnam State Department Congress Gulf Senate Foreign Relations Committee William P. Bundy Department Senate South Vietnam

Christmas Tree Floats in Canal Amid Flaming Gunfire

In the Suez conflict area near the Great Bitter Lake a Christmas tree draped with colored lights sits on a raft of oil drums, bobbing in choppy waters under opposing Egyptian and Israeli fire as crewmen endure a lonely Christmas aboard trapped ships.

Suez Canal UAR UPI Great Bitter Lake Boleskaw Beirut

Pope Pleads For True Peace In World

Pope Paul VI urged frank negotiations to end the Vietnam war and called on Hanoi to show serious peace intent. He urged both sides to stop hostilities and restore true peace, saying Americans should cease bombings in North Vietnam in the name of the defenseless. He hinted that those who can exert pressure, possibly Red China and the Soviet Union, should back the peace appeal.

Vatican City UPI Paul VI Vietnam Hanoi Roman Curia North Vietnam Red China Soviet Union

Inside the Bennington quiet vigil aids town effort

An Inside editorial notes the silent vigil in Bennington has served a useful purpose. Columnist Sam Ogden argues that consolidation raises taxes. A visitor describes Christmas in The Netherlands.

Bennington Sam Ogden Netherlands

Barn Fire Destroys 10 Cows at White Creek

White Creek New York reports a barn and ten cows burned this morning on the former Clarence McCart property in Center White Creek. Firemen saved a nearby second-day barn as White Creek Fire Department rushed to the alarm at 6 a.m. Two Cambridge Fire Department trucks joined the effort. crews remained on scene through early afternoon.

White Creek N.Y Clarence McCart Cambridge Fire Department

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