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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1969

Page

2

I Skidded Rarely a Good Excuse For Accidents

Ann Arbor reports that accident investigator F William Petring says skidding is usually driver fault. He advises gentle braking and controlled throttle on slick pavement, warns against panic braking, and notes winter tests show nine to ten times longer stopping distances on glare ice. Studded tires and reinforced chains offer better traction.

Ann Arbor, Mich F. William Petring U.S. Bureau of Public Roads Michigan Engineering National Safety Council Petring Council

Northeaster Halts Flights and Paralyzes New England

A fierce northeastern storm closes Bradley International Airport and Logan Airport, with winds, heavy snowfall, and driving bans. Massachusetts deploys 2200 plows and sanders as two feet of snow potential looms, while CD crews stand by in western parts amid mass transit disruptions and a Bruins practice cancellation.

Uor Bradley International Windsor Locks Conn Massachusetts Logan International Airport Boston Civil Defense Allan Zenowitz Francis W. Sargent Cambridge Mass Hartford New England Mt. Washington Boston Bruins

Vermont 1969 in Review Highlights Mental Health and Politics

A year in review outlines Vermont's 1969 fiscal hold the line stance with shifts toward mental health, welfare reform and education cuts. It notes leadership changes and budget battles, school tax votes, water pollution actions, land use regulation, and probe findings on welfare and state agencies. It also covers notable deaths and looming issues such as atomic power debates and dam plans.

Davis Brandon Waterbury Chester Andover Proctorsville Cavendish Burlington Vermont Berlin Calais East Montpelier Worcester Middlesex Rutland Pavilion Montpelier John Vergin Springfield High School U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Victory Gaysville George D. Aiken R-Vt Fish and Game Department Aiken Upstate Wackerman Charles Adams Reinhold Thieme

Rope Tow Opens At Mt Anthony Country Club

The rope tow at Mt Anthony Country Club starts today Saturday at 1 PM with hours 1 to 4 30 PM today and Sunday. During vacation week it operates 10 to 12 and 1 to 4 30 daily. In school sessions it runs weekends 1 to 4 30. Bennington Park and Recreation Commission operates the tow with a supervisor at the loading area to assist users. Toboggans and similar items must use the slope beyond the tow. Prospect Ski bus departs the Y at 9 30 and 12 30.

Mt. Anthony Country Club Bennington Park and Recreation Commission Prospect

Willie Sutton Is Released For Christmas From Prison

The famous bank robber Willie Sutton, age 68, was granted Christmas Eve release by Corrections Commissioner Paul D. McGinnis after the parole board had denied it. Sutton said he had stolen about $2 million and spent over 35 years in prison, and he spent Christmas in New York City with friends.

New York UPI Willie Sutton Sutton State Corrections Paul D. McGinnis State Parole Board New York City New York Daily News Attica State Prison

Czechs To Reassess Their Affairs Soon

PRAGUE UPD The Czechoslovak Communist Party leadership plans a week long session in January or early February to reassess the nation's political and economic state since the 1968 invasion. Central Committee will review politics purges culture education and liberal thought remnants.

Prague UPD Czechoslovakia Communist Party Central Committee

Obituary Mrs Jennie G Clark North Bennington nurse dies

Mrs. Jennie Gordon Clark widow of John F. Clark of North Bennington died unexpectedly Friday at her home in Bradenton Florida according to word received in Bennington. A registered nurse she worked at the Bennington plant of Union Carbide Corp until retirement and lived in North Bennington until 1968 when she moved to Florida. Survivors include her only son Maj Gordon Clark US Army of Washington and three granddaughters. Funeral arrangements are pending at Edward P Mahar Son Funeral Home. A further obituary will appear in Monday's Banner.

Jennie Gordon Clark John F. Clark North Bennington Bradenton Fla Bennington Clark Union Carbide Corp Florida Maj Gordon Clark U.S.A Washington Edward P. Mahar & Son Funeral Home

Chicago Seven trial delayed due to bronchitis

UPI reports Judge Julius J. Hoffman recessed the Chicago Seven conspiracy trial until Monday as Abbie Hoffman suffers subsiding acute bronchitis. Hoffman's absence caused an earlier Christmas recess after he refused to waive attendance. A court physician advised readiness to testify if recovery continues. Mayor Richard J. Daley had been slated to testify.

Chicago UPID U.S Julius J. Hoffman Abbie Hoffman Michael Reese Hoffman Richard J. Daley

County Considers Permanent Planning Staff for Future Growth

Windham County builds a strong planning framework with two planners and a secretary, plus an ongoing legislative program. The effort includes housing, water resources, transportation, and ecological studies, aiming to educate citizens and expand regional planning capabilities across Benninton and surrounding towns.

Windham County Windham County Regional Planning and Development Commission Windham Windham Commission William Schmidt Planning Commission Schmidt Bennington

Heart and lungs transplanted in New York surgery

A 43 year old man with terminal emphysema received a combined heart and lung transplant at New York Hospital on Christmas Day. A 50 year old female donor died of brain hemorrhage. operation lasted 3 hours 13 minutes and the patient was progressing satisfactorily. Only one prior heart lung transplant had been done in 1968 in Houston on a newborn donor infant.

New York UPID New York Hospital C. Walton Lillehei Houston Denton Cooley St. Luke’s Hospital Debra Lynn Lee Debra

Camille Razed Islands By Hurricane Camille

Peli can Island a two mile long uninhabited strip off Mobile Bay was destroyed by hurricane Camille. One fourth of Petit Bois Island about 12,000 feet long off the Mississippi coast was also wiped out. Ship Island near Biloxi Bay was split into three separate islands by the storm.

Washington UPI Pelican Island Mobile Bay Coast and Geodetic Survey Gulf Coast Petit Bois Island Mississippi Ship Island Biloxi Bay

20 Youths Die In Soccer Crush In Congo

At General Mobutu Stadium in Bukavu, at least 20 youths aged 8 to 16 died as gates opened for Congolese President Mobutu and Col. Michel Mi chombero. Medical teams aided the injured under the presidential party, while the stampede followed the gate opening for the crowd entering the game.

Kinshasa the Congo UPI Bukavu General Mobutu Joseph Mobutu Michel Michombero Burundi Mobutu William T. Close

Movie Timetable at Harte and Williamstown Cinemas

The Undefeated with John Wayne and Rock Hudson plays at Harte Theatre with 8 p.m. shows Monday through Thursday and 6 30 p.m. and 8 30 p.m. Friday through Sunday. The Reivers with Steve McQueen screens at Williamstown Cinema at 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 7 p.m. and 8 45 p.m. Friday through Sunday.

John Wayne Rock Hudson Harte Theatre the Reivers Steve McQueen Faulkner Williamstown

Arraigned In Bank Robbery In Pittsfield

Joseph Williams, 21, of Pittsfield, was arraigned on federal charges for Tuesday’s robbery of the Berkshire Common Branch of First Agricultural National Bank. He was arrested at home after authorities pursued a lone bandit who fled with 3850 dollars. most of the money was recovered. Williams offered no plea before U.S. District Court Commissioner Paul A. Tamburello. case set for 9 a.m. Tuesday.

Pittsfield Mass Joseph Williams Berkshire Common First Agricultural National Bank FBI Williams U.S. District Court Paul A. Tamburello

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Endum Ernest Gibson John Wackerman Philip H. Hoff Daily News St. Albans Robert Daniels University of Vermont Chittenden Environmental Control Commission International Paper Co American Central Co Stratton Special Commission Health Department Secretary of State Federal Public Health Service Attorney General’s Office Water Resources Board Stowe Village Stowe Waterbury River Davis Administration Franklin County Foremost Foods Co San Francisco Alaska Erwin Alexander Irasburg Alexander Ernest William Gibson John Dinsee The Atomic Energy Commission AEC Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp Vermont Supreme Court Vermont Educational Buildings Financing Agency Royalton College Vermont Dairymen U.S. Supreme Court U.S. Department of Agriculture North Wolcott State Hospital William Kilgallen Beatrice Frazier Austin Washington County Kimberly Cheney Barre Goddard College Bethel Cabot Cabin John Rock Hudson Was Main St Willie Alexander Dubcek Party County Greenberg Main Street N.Y Don Phillips Phillips Lyons Norman Turgeon Turgeon Radford House Monument Plaza Shopping Ctr Lees Haynes & Kane, Inc Dial Bennington, Yt
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