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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1967

Page

12

No Damage Reported In YMCA Fire

Bennington fire crews responded to the YMCA on Main Street after 7 30 PM to extinguish a fire in a shower room exhaust fan. Chief Charles Sawyer said smoke was evident but no damage occurred. The cause could not be determined though cigarette butts were found in the fan.

Bennington YMCA Main Street Charles Sawyer

Frisky Pup Blamed For Dorset Car Crash

State police said Miss Emily Allyn of Hollow Road was driving west on Hollow Road around 4 45 p m when a puppy in the car crawled under her feet causing distraction and the car to hit a tree. Moderate damage occurred to the front and right side of the vehicle with no injuries.

Hollow Road Dorset Emily Allyn

U S Jets Hit North Vietnam in New Allied Push

U S air losses were reported as two F4C Phantom jets were downed in Monday strikes at a MIG fueling station and missile sites in North Vietnam. One plane fell to ground fire, the other to unknown causes. all four crewmen were missing in action.

U.S Central Highlands North Vietnam Iron Triangle Cedar Falls Demilitarized Zone Dmz Henry Cabot Lodge Vietnam United States

Unified Water Plan Discussed by Regional Officials in Bennington

Representatives of three towns, two water boards and a planning commission met in Bennington to discuss expanding water distribution with the Bolles Brook project. A major idea was merging Bennington Village and North Bennington systems into a regional supply. Village voters must decide how to use a $60,000 sinking fund originally for Bolles Brook, now part of townwide plans.

Planning Commission Bennington Bolles Brook Woodford Bennington Village North Bennington John H. Williams II Bennington Water Board Williams Village Water Board Ben Mont Avenue Globe-Union Bennington Flats Bijur Bolles

Vermont Library Leader to Speak at Bennington Meeting

Mrs Elena S Horton executive secretary of the Free Public Library Service of Vermont will address the Friends of the Library at the Bennington Free Library on Wednesday at 8 pm Her talk titled Recent Efforts to Strengthen Libraries in Vermont highlights her career at the New York Public Library and leadership roles in Vermonts statewide system The village water department and regional planning issues are also discussed including deeds of gift and the possible unification of water systems and related legal considerations.

Elena S. Horton Free Public Library Service of Vermont Friends of the Library Bennington Free Library Smith College School of Library Science Columbia University Horton New York Public Library Community College Middletown New York Public Library System of Bennington

Baker Loses Bid To Suppress Testimony in Baker Case

Washington judge denies two defense motions to dismiss charges or suppress testimony by Wayne Bromley in the Robert G. Baker federal trial. Bromley described cashing $24,000 in checks and turning funds to Baker, plus $5,000 in checks endorsed in his name and cashed by others.

Washington UPI Robert G Bobby) Baker Oliver Gasch Edward Bennett Williams Williams Wayne L. Bromley Senate Baker Gasch U.S. Atty William O. Bittman Bromley

Bennington Briefs Local Well-Baby Clinic And Club Meetings

The Well-Baby Clinic at the Elementary School Park Street entrance runs Saturday from 9 to 10 a.m. for all preschool children at no charge. The Senior Citizens Club meets Monday at the Moose social hall at 7 30 p.m. with social time and refreshments for those 55 and over. Bennington Lodge of Perfection holds a regular meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple, with petitions and lodge business, followed by refreshments.

Park Street Moose Bennington Lodge of Perfection Masonic Temple

Mars Seasons Revealed In Brief Astronomy Notes

The article explains Mars has seasons like Earth but a year just over two Earth years. It notes Mars mass and size, and that at its best viewing distance it lies about half as far as Mercury, allowing observation of its solid surface amid ongoing mystery. The text also lists local notices and fiscal details involving individuals and firms, including a clinic closure, kennel vacation, and payments traced to a Las Vegas hotel meeting among Bromley, Baker, and Clifford L. Jones with tax implications.

Mars Earth Mercury Bromley First Western Financial Las Vegas Nevada Clifford L. Jones Jones Baker

Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges in Vermont

Admissions list includes Angie Lingner Pownal Joan Comar Shirley Woodward Francis Krawczyk Lisa Hanson Karen Hogan Charlene Winn Fleurette Martin Gregory Hoard Residency notes to North Bennington Bennington area discharges include Michael Arnone William Stockman Phyllis Bird Ann Farrara Eagle Bridge Leisha Cross Hoosick Falls Joan Bump and daughter Birth notices report a son for Robert Sausville on County Street and daughters for Francis Morin and Robert Strait both on January 16.

Angie Lingner Pownal Joan Comar Shirley Woodward Francis Krawczyk Lisa Hanson Karen Hogan Bennington Charlene Winn Petersburg Fleurette Martin Manchester Center Gregory Hoard North Bennington Michael P. Arnone William Stockman Phyllis Bird Ann Farrara Eagle Bridge N.Y Leisha Cross Arlington Joan Bump Hoosick Falls Robert Sausville County St Francis Morin Darling Street Robert Strait First St

Legislature enters third week amid 64 bills in play

Vermont lawmakers return for the third week of a possible 15 week session as the House assigns most of 64 printer bills to committees and expects many committee reports. Senate deliberations focus on tolling court actions for atomic radiation injuries from seven to 30 years. Republican leaders map their own surplus plan amid clashes with Gov Hoff over a 11.35 million dollar surplus. The Institutions Committee schedules a 15 million bond bill for immediate and long range capital projects including offices and a governor's mansion. A measure seeks to repeal payroll deductions for retirement benefits and another proposes returning contributions plus interest when an employee leaves state service.

Montpelier Atomic Energy Commission House Philip Hoff Richard W. Mallary Fairlee GOP Hoff House Institutions Committee

Funeral Mass and notices in Pittsfield and Hampden

Funeral in St. Joseph's Church Pittsfield honored Mrs. Alfred J. Ferris Sr with a Mass of Requiem led by Rev. Curran and attended by clergy from Shadowbrook and Springfield. Burial followed at St. Joseph's Cemetery. A church shop periodical notes varied items for sale and a government reform bill proposal relaxed municipal voting eligibility by shortening residency and Freeman's oath requirements.

Charles B. Connally Thomas M. Lannon Patrick A. Sullivan Shadowbrook Francis E. Walsh Westfield Joseph A. Holland Hinsdale Peter V. Torretta Carlo J. Bevilaquin Springfield William Baldasarre Bronx N.Y Sisters of Providence St. Luke’s Hospital Sister of St. Joseph Catholic Daughters of America Justin L. Troy John Linnehan Joseph C. Bolster Arthur R. Vuillemot Florence F. Farris K. Agnes Murphy

Obituaries and Chinese Crisis Amid Mao’s Campaign

Obituary notices span Berlin and East Hartford with George E. Simmons noted retiring Pittsfield laundry operator. Other obits list Anna Doris Lewis in Hartford health death and Ralph K. Mathers in Dunkirk. Separate dispatches from Hong Kong report Mao Zedong consolidating power, Liu Shao chi opponents alleged attempts to disrupt Shanghai transport, and peasant and landholder groups financing counter moves.

Hong Kong Peking Mao

Dow Jones stock averages report for January 17 1967

The Noon stock averages show 30 Industrials at 841.31 up 8.07, 20 Railroads at 222.71 up 1.89, 15 Utilities at 138.714 up 0.29, with a composite of 301.46 up 2.44 and total volume of 5,090,000. The Albany Bache & Co. update provides noon readings for the market segment.

Dow-Jones—Bache & Co Albany

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Frisky U.S. Jets Miss Bell Buckler Knights of Columbus Raymond LeBlanc Roger White Edward Haddad Wayne King William Sweet Walter Vassara Mason Amadon Irving Daigneault Nick Maria Ray LeBlanc Ed Maroney Haynes & Kane Ed Haddad Mrs. Horton Water Board Putnam Village Water Department Regional Planning Commission Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington Briefs Emblem Club Elks Club Donald Shea Pine Crest ADV First Western Financial Corp U.S. Freight Co. of California Mr. Baker Alfred J. Ferris Sr Thrift Shop Sally Cooper Lillian Peat Mary Schaaf Agnes Johnson Isma Sargent House Committee On Government Operations George E. Simmons Berlin Pittsfield Mass Harriet Watland Cassius Simmons Woodlawn Berlin Baptist Church Emma Webster C. A. R. Simmons Washington, Mass Charles Adriance Center Berlin Charles F. White Anna D. Lewis East Hartford Conn Anna Doris Lewis Clair Lewis St. Francis Hospital Hartford Beulah Pearson Essex Thomas, Clifton Kenneth Theron Pearson Middlesex Wayne Pearson Leonard Pearson Armed Services Leroy Pearson David Hayes Medford Waterbury Perkins - Parker Wesley Logan Hope Vault Ralph K. Mathers Dunkirk Sacred Heart Church Waterman Hospital Eustis Fla Mathers Fredonia Florida Tavares Antoinette (Nieder) Mathers Ralph Cassadaga Barbara Long Madyson Kubera Ann Matty Kathleen Ricky Elinor Coyne Barbara Lui Shao-Chi Peking Radio Communist Party Shanghai Liu China Ion Why Gerard Triple ‘‘S Grand Union Empire Harte Theatre Butterfield Columbia Pictures Panavision Salem’s
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