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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1968
Page
10
A speaker recounts ignoring officials about the flu and contracting it first, then his wife and children fall ill with Venusian fevers. The family endures sleepless nights, dehydration, and pain while following home remedies of bed rest and fluids as he cares for them.
A fragmentary personal narration describes fatigue and caregiving during illness, followed by a Hollywood UPI report on Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty renewing his one hour weekly TV show for a fourth quarter. The piece notes the show's renewal, guests, audience questions, and equal time concerns.
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller is urged to enter the GOP race if George W. Romney falters in New Hampshire and Wisconsin. Sen. Morton says Rockefeller should reappraise and possibly join or Romney withdraws. Nixon remains the front runner with 42 percent in a Gallup poll. Rockefeller at 27 percent, Romney 12, Reagan 8.
Hollywood reports Rowan and Martin launch a NBC TV comedy series Tonight replacing The Man From U Nphotto The duo known for 15 years of stage and screen promise nonstop humor with a resident company of Judy Carne Pamela Austin Arte Johnson Larry Hovis and Barbara Feldon Guests will be integrated into fast paced sketches Farce slapstick and satire define The Rowan and Martin Laugh In with no social messages.
Jim Luckett, 35, told police that refusing a dance led Jessie L. Burgess, 37, to draw a pistol and shoot him in the foot. Burgess was charged with assault.
In Boston, during shoots at the Animal Rescue League for The Boston Strangler, a female extra hit casting director Marty Richards with her pocketbook after a heated pursuit. The scene showed women fearing stranglings and trying to buy dogs for protection as cameras rolled.
Henry P. Leifermann surveys how leaders like Martin Luther King and Whitney Young view civil rights gains as benefiting mainly the middle class. He cites Clark on widening mass gaps, notes SNCC’s youthful middle-class ties, and recalls Washington's early black economic power ideas.
The State Fish and Game Board of Vermont amends Regulation 31 c to set bear season September 1 to November 30 with a one bear per season inclusive bag limit. The regulation, approved January 6 1968 at Mount Holly Rutland, is signed by Chairman Joseph M Wiltshire. The dates January 18-19-20-22-23-24 appear as scheduling.
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