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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1967
Page
2
Jacqueline Marie Elizey, 17, daughter of a retired Marine major, was found stabbed and beaten along a wooded path near Jacksonville North Carolina. A companion teen was missing and a man in a blood-soaked shirt fled into the woods as authorities began a large search involving Marines.
UPI reports Defense Secretary McNamara sought to quell the impression of disagreement with Secretary Rusk over North Vietnam bombing. He described their views as aligned on necessity and targets, recording a strong TV radio statement and answering questions to reassure the public.
John M. Johnson 70 longtime Woodford resident died Friday at Putnam Memorial Hospital after two days as a patient Born October 4 1896 in Dorset he was a laborer and woods lover He worked as a caretaker at Christmas Tree Lodge Searsburg and at Antler Lodge Woodford Survived by two sons Milan of Claremont NH Eugene of Plantsville Conn two sisters Mrs Frank Hunt East Nassau NY and Mrs Anna Potter Troy NY and a daughter Mrs Lena Henault Newport NH Funeral services Monday at 2 p.m. from Gibney Haynes and Kane Funeral Home Friends may call Saturday 7 9 p.m Sunday 2 4 and 7 9 p.m. Entombment at Park Lawn Vault and spring burial Scottsville Cemetery Danby
Washington reports Powell, in interview from Bimini Bahamas, refused to comment on a House committee action. The panel recommended seating Powell and censuring him with $1,000 monthly salary deductions to reimburse $40,000 misused. Ford supports seating. Conyers questions race-based treatment. ethics panel urged.
The Muscular Dystrophy drive in Bennington asks for funds by March 1. Francis Brunina announces the collection as Green Mountain Chapter distributed coin cards across the village and urges store and plant owners to send contributions by the deadline.
An Northeast Airlines DC6 made a forced landing at Kennedy Airport after a 10-foot right side cabin panel blew out at 2:26 a.m. on a Philadelphia to Boston flight. Two of nine passengers reported minor injuries, and the crew of five was brought to a hangar for Civil Aeronautics Bureau inspection.
State representative Joseph Caracciola of Bennington, absent during the House debate, said he would have supported the Fair Housing Bill if present. He opposed the bill previously for penalizing realtors, but said he would back broader penalties for anyone discriminating in real estate sales or transfers.
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