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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1966

Page

3

U.S. Moves to Revoke Passports of Hanoi Visitors

State Department pursues revocation of passports for Yale professor Staughton Lynd, Herbert Aptheker, and Thomas E. Hayden after their Hanoi Christmas trip. Possible hearings and criminal probe may follow for travel regulation violations. Mrs. Beverly Reilly also traveled to China without proper validation.

U.S Hanoi Washington UPI State Department Yale Staughton Lyndh Department Lynd U.S. Communist Party Herbert Aptheker Thomas E. Hayden Justice Department North Viet Nam Red China Beverly Reilly San Francisco China Reilly Hong Kong Viet Nam

Arson Probe In Boston Hotels Fire Kills Ten

Boston authorities pursue arson as a possible cause after an explosion filled blaze tore two hotels killing ten. Investigators found a resinous substance in the basement and wall areas and planned to inspect the Paramount Hotel to learn more. Police will reinterview a 27-year-old man detained at the scene though not tied to the blaze. The final three victims were identified Wednesday.

Boston API Boston Gas Co Paramount Maine Arthur D. Crocker Madeline Tuttle Norway Sioner Robert E. York York Dorchester District Court Bridgewater State Tal) Hospital

Congress Plans Safety-First Car to Save Lives

Washington and New York lawmakers presented a plan for a safety-first car they claim could save at least 160,000 lives over the next decade. The proposal outlines enhanced crash protection and advanced protective features aimed at reducing fatalities nationwide.

Washington UPI New York Congress Edward J. Speno Speno Alexander Chananau Detroit Chananau Republic Aviation Division Fairchild Hiller Corporation

Westmoreland Says Vietnamese Forces Can Handle Situation

UPI reports General Westmoreland arriving in Hawaii says Vietnamese troops with American and Western support can manage the conflict. He notes bombing North Vietnam is essential and 37 day pause hurt the enemy, amid talks with Admiral Sharp and other leaders.

Honolulu UPI Viet Nam William C. Westmoreland U.S Hawaii Saigon Westmoreland Adm U.S. Grant Sharp U.S. Pacific North Viet Nam

Strikes Reach Ten-Year Peak in 1965

The Labor Department reported 1965 strikes at a ten year high with 3,860 strikes affecting 1,480,000 workers and 23.1 million man-days idle, matching the 1964 figure while remaining a notably low level for postwar time.

Washington UPI Labor Department Department

Weather Watching System Started With Storm Hunter Satellites

The United States launched ESSA 1, the first full time space-borne weather watching satellite, to scan global weather from a polar orbit. The 305 pound craft on a Delta rocket will begin daily cloud photography, delivering about 400 images daily at a $30 million yearly cost.

Cape Kennedy UPS United States Robert White New Environmental Sciences Service Administration ESSA Essa 1 Earth Miami Beach Cuba Panama Pacific

Travel boom links US and Mexico seen by hotel leader

Willard E. Abel of the American Hotel & Motel Association says travel activity between the United States and Mexico has surged. He cites a 58 percent rise in U S to Mexico travel over five years and notes Mexican visitors to the United States in 1964 nearly equal those from all of Europe.

Seattle Wash UPI United States Mexico Willard E. Abel American Hotel & Motel Association Western International Hotels Abel Europe

Bennington Banner Publisher and Rates Remain Unchanged

Teleph Business Newsroom Advertising details and Bennington Banner contact information are listed. The paper operates daily except Sundays and holidays from 425 Main St. Bennington Vermont with United Press International for local news reuse. Subscription rates vary by distance and duration across Vermont and LA region.

Business Newsroom Bennington Banner Main St Bennington The Banner Publishing Corporation United Press _ International UPI Vermont

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