Morse Blames Johnson Aide for Unruly Campus Dissent
Senator Wayne Morse charged Johnson administration officials with partly causing campus unrest and the erosion of open public debate. He urged students to pursue dissent within legal channels and criticized Dean Rusk for avoiding public Senate testimony on Vietnam. Morse argued that executive actions have narrowed constitutional avenues for formulating policy.
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Williamstown
Mass
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Williams College
Johnson
Morse
Senate
U.S
Vietnam
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
Secretary of Defense
The
Congress
Tonkin
China
Russia
Asia
Korea
India
Rusk
South Korea
United States
Sen. Morse
Tas
Chiang
Taiwan
State Department
Chiang Kaishek
Bennington youths face theft and manslaughter juries
A Bennington youth faces arraignment for theft of a car owned by Steve Wassick taken from Shirkshire Restaurant on Main Street. Separately, Franklin Frantz of Woodford awaits a manslaughter trial with an expanded jury pool in County Court. Friday incidents included two accidents. a 16yearold and a 15yearold are to appear in juvenile court.
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Bennington
Steve T. Wassick
Shirkshire Restaurant
Main Street
Bennington County
Franklin Frantz
Woodford
County and
Park Streets
Charles Nieser
Arlington
Wilfred Reynolds
Willow Road
Hospital Notes Jan 19 1968 Admissions and Births
Hospital notes list admissions on Friday January 19 1968 Dorothy Mears Kathryn Toomey Mary Ellen Stone Bennington. Discharges include Carol Gates of North Bennington. On Saturday January 20 1968 Mary Damon William Puffer Mrs Patricia LaBarge and daughter Bennington Percey Foster North Bennington Dorothy Kent Danby Patricia Perkins Cherry Plains Evelyn Beshara Robert Brown Linda Brin Keith Merrow Mark MacJarrett Lucille Knights Arlington Joseph Salluzzo Sr Hoosick Falls None Births Mr and Mrs Pag Bratcher Mason Hill Bennington a son Jan 19 Mr and Mrs George Blowers Berlin NY a daughter Jan 19 Mr and Mrs Mahlon Jamieson Peru a son Jan 19 Mr and Mrs Marcus Morales 231 Division St a son Jan 21
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William Puffer
Patricia LaBarge
Bennington
Percey Foster
North Bennington
Dorothy Kent
Danby
Patricia Perkins
Cherry Plains
Evelyn Beshara
Robert Brown
Linda Brin
Keith Merrow
Mark MacJarrett
Lucille Knights
Arlington
Joseph Salluzzo Sr
Hoosick Falls
Pag! Bratcher
Mason Hill
George Blowers
Berlin
N.Y
Mahlon Jamieson
Peru
Jan
Marcus Morales
Division St
Area Resident Jailed On Court Contempt Charge
A Shaftsbury man was remanded to jail for contempt after failing to post bail on a temporary support order for his three children. Elmer S. Green, 25, faced $300 bail with a 275 arrears total, claiming unemployment since November after being laid off as a carpenter. Judge George M. Fienberg noted the pro forma not guilty plea pending further hearing.
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Shaftsbury
George M. Fienberg
Elmer S. Green
William S. Dolt
Probation
Green
Fienberg
Emdon Fritz
Manchester
Fritz
Margaret Daugherty
Atty
John T. Carmody Jr
Carmody
Manchester Center
Powers’ Body Shop
Bennington Briefs Rally for Community Groups and Events
Lionel Nowak to substitute for John Carton directing Mayfest Israel in Egypt rehearsal Tuesday 7 30 p m MAUHS auditorium community singers invited YMCA annual dinner reservations 447 7316 Bennington County Mounted Deputy Sheriffs Posse dinner Sunday Jan 28 Heartwellville Lodge guest speaker Carl Webster Chester first annual horse show June 23 Foxwood Farm Stamford 50 classes Vermont registered more info Dick Vachon 442 5272 Bennington Lodge Elks meets Tuesday John L Barber Vermont Elks visit refreshments final returns on Night on the Town Mission Study group meets Tuesday 9 45 a m Methodist Church Jehovah s Witnesses and First Church of Christ Scientist guests Altar Rosary Society supper and meeting Jan 30 Pope John XXII Institute supper 6 30 white elephant sale Barbara Finlayson Ames teaching spring term Iowa State University home economics education teacher ed at Iowa State University programs provide classroom practice Bennington Religious Education Foundation course Exploration in Spiritual Growth meets 9 45 a m Bennington Ecumenical Center Norman E Joly Aviation Ordnanceman 10 US Navy son of William J Joly Bennington returns to Yankee Station off North Vietnam aboard USS Ranger third cruise Seventh Fleet Subic Bay Philippines crew member VFW Post 1332 corned beef and cabbage supper Saturday Jan 27 dinner 6 p m ADV
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Lionel Nowak
John Carton
Israel
Egypt
Mauhs
YMCA
Bennington County Mounted Deputy Sheriffs Posse
Foxwood Farm
Stamford
Vermont
Dick Vachon
Barbara Finlayson
Elm St
Iowa State University
Ames
Des Moines
Iowa
Bennington Religious Education Foundation
Bennington Ecumenical Center
Norman E, Joly
Aviation Ordnanceman
U.S. Navy
William J, Joly
R,d.2
Lois J. Morey
Bennington
Yankee Station
North Vietnam
Subic Bay
Republic of the Philippines
Ranger
U.S. Seventh Fleet
Southeast Asia
Area Obituaries in Bennington and Dorset Regions
Obituaries from North Bennington to Dorset list Clarence Vadakin 59, maple syrup producer and Black Angus cattleman, dies after Jan. 14 hospital stay. Other notices include Bernis Mason 80, Herman Tardy 57, Mrs. Meriam Vachon 78, Thomas K. Rose Sr., Christie Finlay 71, Gladys Burgess 59, and related funeral details across North Bennington, East Dorset, Petersburg and Brooklyn communities.
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North Bennington
Clarence Vadakin
Mary Hitchcock Hospital
Hanover
N.H
Berlin
N.Y
Frank
Myrtle
Church) Vadakin
Pownal
Olive Dunican
Hoosick Falls
Donald
Bennington
Robert
Bradford
R.I
Clayton
Shaftsbury
David
Blanche) Harwood
Bennington Falls
Milton
Bessie) Burgess
Gorgon
Patricia) Niles
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
William Abernethy
Funeral notices and survivors from multiple towns
The funeral of Leon A Reynolds of 207 Division St was held at St. Peter's Episcopal Church with burial in the Park Lawn Vault next spring. A memorial service for Janet Lloyd of Shaftsbury followed at Hanson-Walbridge. Roy Tollisen, state trooper at the Salem outpost, died after a gun discharged while watching TV. services were held at McClellan Funeral Home with survivors including his wife Lorraine and six children.
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Dorset
Christie Finlay
Clifton Springs
N.Y
Montclair
N.J
Robert and
Stella (Livermore) Christie
George D. Finlay
Edith F. Donahue
Essex Junction
G. Dick Finlay
Peter S. Finlay
Alfred
Zion Episcopal Church
Manchester
American Cancer Society
Gladys Burgess
Bennington
George
Nellie
Grover) Burgess
Cooper Needle Shop
Earl Burgess Sr
Harold Burgess
Clyde Burgess Sr
Frank Burgess
Guy Burgess
Irene Thurber
Ruth Shea
Jennie Knapp
First Baptist Church
H. Glenn Payne
Park Lawn Cemetery
Hanson. Walbridge Funeral
Leon A. Reynolds
Division St
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Frederick B. Wolf
Theodore Shatagin
Mr. Reynolds
Rutland Railroad
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Railroad
Hanson - Walbridge
Christopher Reynolds
Craig Reynolds
Ray B. Jaquith
Janet Lloyd
East Road
Shaftsbury
Hanson - Walbridge Funeral Home
A.R. Perrino
All Souls Unitarian Church
Schenectady
Lloyd
Bishop DeGoesbriand Hospital
Burlington
Salem
Roy Tollisen
McClellan Funeral
James Pritchard
The
Holy Cross Church
Mr. Tollison
Queens Village
Cambridge High School
U.S. Army
State Police
Thruway Patrol
Lorraine
Brenda
Michael
Debbie
Mildred
Kris
Peter
Oscar Tollisen
R.D
Cambridge
Edward
Albert Tollisen
Post Office Notices Hidden Charge On Greeting Cards
Postmaster Stanley J Pekal ski warns patrons about a postal rate change for third class mail. Under the increase the first two ounces cost six cents and each additional ounce is two cents. A single envelope weighing one ounce or less can be mailed sealing included at six cents, while two ounces costs six cents and heavier weights incur two cents per extra ounce unless the envelope is sealed.
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Stanley J. Pekalski
Three Cars Damaged In Winhall Accidents
Vermont state police investigated four auto mishaps over the weekend with two accidents yesterday afternoon on V1 in Winhall. At 12:30 p.m. yesterday police reported Eileen Shields, 24, of...
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Winhall
Vermont
Eileen Shields
Men Charged With Forging Lift Tickets
Officials announced two Massachusetts men were arrested for forgery and passing a season lift ticket worth 150. Richard F. Albani of Bedford and James L. McDevitt of Lexington were to be arraigned in Brattleboro. McDevitt allegedly created the passes. about 2,000 season passes had been issued this season.
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Snow
Massachusetts
Brattleboro
Richard F. Albani
Bedford
James L. McDevitt
Lexington
Atty
David Gibson
Peter Barton
Albani
McDevitt
Wally Sage
Dow Jones Stock Averages Noon Jan 22 1968
The Dow Jones industrials fell 8.73 to 871.59 as 30 industrials, 20 railroads, and 15 utilities showed declines. Composite average dropped 2.21 to 309.08 amid volume of 6,210,000.
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Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Debating Vietnam Policy in Norwich Voices
Continued commentary from Norwich residents on Vietnam policy criticizes the Johnson administration for being unable to change course. Pennington Hale argues against U.S. withdrawal and calls for demilitarizing current policy, while Clington Gardner questions a political solution and opposition to bombing to force surrender.
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Vietnam
Pennington Hale
Norwich
United States
Johnson
Assassination Attempt Ends in Communist Deaths Near Blue House
Communists shot him as he approached the Blue House area. South Korean forces returned fire, chasing the assailants through the streets. One militant killed, another captured in the initial fire. Troops and police later killed three more and captured another during the pursuit. A fifth was mortally wounded by a grenade and died in hospital as search parties sought escapees.
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Blue House
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Bennington Village
Wassick
Franklin S. Billings Jr
Frantz
Albert C. Mallory
Anne Harwood
Beech Street
Harwood
Air Force Reserve
Paradise Restaurant
Benhi Y F
Building Fund
Eaton
Manchester Committee
Gray
Benhi
Armory
Dorothy Mears
Kathryn Toomey
Mary Ellen Stone
Carol Gates
Admissions
Mary Damon
New Jersey
Carleton V. Center
Fairview
N. J
Center
Ellen Trinka
William B. Center Sr
Little Ferry
Barde
Charles N. Short
Atty. Carmody
Short
Gertrude B. Clark
Robert E. Cummings Jr
County Street
Clark
Louis J. Dryden
South Londonderry
David G. Stevens
Lewis L. Dean
South Dorset
Dean
Bennington Briefs
Heartwellville Lodge
Carl Webster
Chester
Methodist Church
Jehovah’s Witnesses
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Altar Rosary Society
John XXII
Institute
VFW
Bernis L. Mason
East Dorset
Rutland Hospital
John
Fanny
Baker) Mason
Della
Buck) Revett
Howard Mason
East Arlington
James Warren
Baltimore
William Warren
Deerfield
Maron Warren
Jefferson City
Helen Brownell
Edward Mason
Maynard
Lewis Mason
Arthur Mason
Wells
Florence Blackburn
Etta Dufresne
N. Y
Emma Blaisdell
Centuryville
Lester Tufts
Danby Congregational Church
Scottsville Cemetery
South Village Cemetery
Thomas K., Rose Sr
Petersburg
Thomas K. Rose Sr
Violet Ingraham
Thomas Kk, Jr
Richard
Harriet Weeden
Ruth Amoroso
Marlboro
Beverly Quigley
Cropseyville
June Warner
Cedar Rapids
Thomas M. Barber
Meriam C. Vachon
George Vachon
Carrie Noyes
Francis
Mabel) MacJarrett
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Clarence Noyes
Troy
Martha) Kittell
Park Lawn Chapel
Herman E. Tardy
White River Jct
Veterans’ Hospital
New Bedford
Victoria
Sharon) Tardy
Tardy
Vermont Soldiers’ Home
Hanson-Walbridge
Peter Moran
Catherine (McCaffrey) Moran
Levie
Province of
Quebec
Canada
James and
Elmire (Vallee) McCaffrey
Bottom
Torrance
Thomson
Moran
St. Francis de Sales
Margaret Perreault
Mahar & Son Funeral
Mrs. Christie Finlay
Leah Sipowitz
Brooklyn
Oscar Fienberg
Samuel Saltzman
Pekalski
Jamaica
Henry Malloy
Purchase
Carol A. von Elm
Forest Hills
Malloy
Vt. 30
von Elm
Orebed
Philip D. Fortune
Park Street
R. J. Robinson
Lymen F. Whitman
Sunderland Borough Road
Fred Sheldon
Sunderland
Harte Theatre
AY Daviews Editorial
20Th Century Fox
Dino DE Laurentiis
Bibie
Main ST
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