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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1969

Page

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Hayes Breaks Tie To Give UVM Post To Peisch

In Montpelier the Vermont General Assembly faced a dramatic moment as Lt. Gov. Thomas L. Hayes cast the tie breaking vote to seat Burlington lawyer Francis R. Peisch, ousting the administration backed candidate. The day followed a crushing setback for Persch, who had failed to win the trustee seat amid political maneuvering around the Davis administration.

Hayes UVM Post Persch Montpelier Vermont General Assembly Davis University of Vermont UVM Lyman S. Rowell Vermont Deane C. Davis Thomas L. Hayes Burlington Francis R. Peisch Peisch House Ways and Means Committee John S. Burgess Peter Giuliani John T. Gray Gray Senate

Bomb in Jerusalem supermarket kills two, injures many

Arab guerrillas planted a bomb in a Jerusalem supermarket, killing Leon Kaner and Edward Jaffee and wounding 33 others, 13 seriously. Police rounded up 150 suspects as tension rose amid calls for retaliation and security measures across the city.

Jerusalem API Leon Kaner Uruguay Edward Jaffee Kiron Tel Aviv Batya Garmoush Middle East Zurich Lebanon Beirut Cairo al Ahram Egypt Haim Herzog King David Hotel United Nations Skinner

Davis and Hayes Rift Denial Populace Poppycock

Montpelier Vermont Gov Deane C Davis rejected reports of a split with Lt Gov Thomas L Hayes calling them complete poppycock Hayes voted for Francis Peisch for University of Vermont trustee a tie breaking vote and Peisch faced a committee setback Davis had voiced displeasure with Perschs handling of the sales tax bill The governor dismissed talks of a rift as unfounded and ridiculous

Hayes Rep Francis Peisch University of Vermont Peisch House Gop Ways and Means Persch

Khrushchev Kills Beria in Told Vodka Bout Tale

Harpers Magazine story by John Fischer says Khrushchev told a Western diplomat that he shot and killed Laverenti Beria, former head of the Russian secret police, after Beria’s arrest in 1953. The tale portrays Beria’s death during the Stalin era power struggle.

Harper’s Magazine John Fischer Nikita Khrushchev Laverenti Beria Fischer Khrushchev Beria

Mental Health Agencies Here Get $242 000 Grant

The Southwest Regional Mental Health Council covering Rutland and Bennington Counties received 242000 dollars from the National Institute of Mental Health to staff regional centers serving 75500 people. United Counseling Service of Bennington County will use funds to expand services and add programs including a 24 hour crisis, day hospital, and expanded in patient and training initiatives. A new wing for United Counseling is planned with architectural work soon and construction in coming months. A separate 33000 dollar grant to the University of Vermont supports a three year arthritis and metabolic diseases research project led by Dr Edward Horton at the Vermont Medical Center Hospital in Burlington.

Southwest Regional Mental Health Council Rutland Bennington National Institute of Mental Health Winston Prouty R-Vt Vermont Joseph LoPiccolo United Counseling Service Bennington County LoPiccolo United Counseling United Counsel Sen. Prouty University of Vermont National Institute of Arthritis and Metabolic Diseases Edward Horton Vermont Medical Center Hospital Burlington

Pakistan President Ayub Khan to retire after term ends

Pakistan President Ayub Khan declared he will step down when his term expires in March 1970 to avert civil war, saying he is not a candidate for the next election. Riots have killed over 50 and injured scores as unrest presses for constitutional reform and political talks.

Karachi UPI Mohammad Ayub Khan Ayub Pakistan Zulfikar Ali Bhutto National Assembly Dacca Barisal Democratic Action Committee

New York Legislator Calls Lottery Ads False

Albany assemblyman Arthur J. Kremer charged that New York lottery advertising misleads the public by linking ticket sales to education. He introduced legislation to bar ads claiming lottery funds support schools, saying funds now flow to the general fund.

Albany N.Y Arthur J. Kremer D-Long Beach Kremer

Gunman Kills Two In Washington Melee

In Washington a shotgun attack left two dead and three police officers wounded as the gunman held police at bay for over an hour before dying in a burning rooming house. A maid was among the dead. one other victim remained unidentified.

Washington UPD Jerry Wilson Washington Hospital Center Wilson

Goodell Warns of Potential Calamitous War Clash in Africa

UPI report quotes Senator Charles Goodell after his trip to Biafra. He warns Nigeria's war could spark a major great power confrontation and calls for immediate change to avert catastrophe.

Washington UPI Charles £. Goodell N.Y Biafra Nigeria

Inside Editorials on Global Student Unrest at UVM

On the Inside Editorials discuss student unrest worldwide and at UVM. Page 4 notes ongoing tensions and calls for reform, reflecting campus climate and student voices across higher education in a period of upheaval.

UVM

Four killed in head on crash near Coldbrook Road

In Wilmington at 10:10 a.m. a head on collision on Route 100 near Coldbrook Road killed Leonard L. Boyd Jr. 18 and Paul Southworth 19 in the Boyd car and Fred T. Chisholm Jr. 22 plus a passenger in the Chisholm car. A second passenger, Samuel Weinstein, was hospitalized in critical condition. Both drivers were from Wilmington and Wakefield respectively. victims' funeral plans were noted and Haystack ski area employees were the two men killed.

Wilmington Coldbrook Road Leonard L. Boyd Jr Paul Southworth Fred T. Chisholm Jr Wakefield Mass Chisholm Boyd Haystack Deerfield Milton Wolf Bennington Leonard L Geraldine Dunn) Boyd Wilmington High School Lynn Pamela Randall Wesley Boyd Sr James Long Rocky Mount N.C Covey Paul Martin Southworth Robert T Reatha Hall) Southworth Smithtown N.Y Diana Sharon Mary David Joseph Southworth Leon Hall Hall Florida Boyd and Southworth

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Heart of Jerusalem Marine Yehuda Israel U.A.R Herzog Abba Eban U.N Thant Mideast Poppycock Mr. Hayes Lavrenti Beria Nikita Karushchev Mr. K Ing Putnam Memorial Hospital Putnam Cept Sheikh Mujibur Rehman Goodell The Bennington County Regional Planning Commission Woodford Samuel Weinstein Albany Medical Center Medical Center Weinstein Krawczyk William H. Garrison Garrison Corp North Bennington
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