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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1965

Page

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Bombs Fall Near Hanoi and Dien Bien Phu Raids

UPI reports two bombing runs on Dien Bien Phu near the Laos border as U S planes strike Nam Dinh oil depot near Hanoi. Viet Cong ground fighting yields 120 insurgent deaths and major helicopter damage at Soc Trang. A Hue operation west of Da Nang kills 92 Viet Cong and captures eight.

Saigon UPI U.S Dien Bien Phu France Indochina Nam Dinh Viet Nam Hanoi Soc Trang Cheo Reo da Nang Laos Hue U. S Mekong Delta

Nuclear Talks Face NATO Nuclear Force Debate

Washington officials report Johnson confronts internal dispute over a strategy to promote a nonproliferation treaty and a NATO nuclear force. Russia opposes, arguing such a force would spoil a treaty, while Dean Rusk pushes to proceed with the plan and U.S. veto controls on firing remain.

Washington UPI Johnson United States NATO Russia Atlantic West Germany Defense Roswell L. Gilpatric Dean Rusk Kremlin

United Church Names Negro Moderator

The United Church of Christ elected its first Black moderator, Dr. Hollis Freeman Price of LeMoyne College, Memphis, to a two year term. More than 100 civil rights demonstrators attended, urging delegates to push for racial equality and action on education reform.

Chicago UPI United Church of Christ UCC Hollis Freeman Price LeMoyne College Memphis

Four Lawmakers Wow Fall Race For Re-Election

In Vermont three Republicans and one Democrat announced candidacies for the reappo rtioned House seat this fall. Vivian Tuttle of Stratton seeks reelection in the special legislative election. Fellow Republicans Robert Graf of Rupert and Lawrence Franklin of Guilford also declared. Democrat John Zampieri of Ryegate, a 24 year old insurance salesman, will seek reelection in the district covering Ryegate and Newbury.

Soviets launch Cosmos 70 unmanned satellite mission

MOSCOW UP I S Soviet scientists launched Cosmos 70 the 70th unmanned satellite in a series to gather data for a manned outer space flight. Tass said equipment aboard Cosmos 70 is functioning normally and Bochum Observatory Germany reported signals from space suggesting two satellites possibly manned had been launched in the Soviet Union. See SPACE Page 12 Col 5

Moscow UPI Tass Bochum Observatory Germany Soviet Union Bochum See

Papal Visit to U N Assured by Vatican Report

Osservatore Romano says Pope Paul VI has been invited to visit the United Nations in New York to appeal for peace, with Vatican sources indicating plans are under way though the trip is not yet confirmed. If realized, it would mark the first papal visit to the United States.

Russia United States China France Vatican City UPI Osservatore Romano Paul VI United Nations Vatican New York United Press International U.N Holy Father

Killer Bear Shot By N H Expert in New Hampshire

A killer bear that had been destroying livestock in the Hav erhill area was killed by John Simpson, a Pike bear authority. The animal had targeted sheep since early this week and is thought to be the same bear that troubled Moulton last summer.

Haverhill, N.H UPI Haverhill John Simpson Moulton

Former St. Albans Mayor Seen Likely Replacement for Schwartz

Gov Hoff eyeing James Malloy for motor vehicles commissioner and James Hunt for banking and insurance chief. Malloy, Montpelier resident and ex mayor of St. Albans, seeks post after a failed Congress bid. Hunt, Montpelier deputy treasurer, would replace Robert Cummings who resigned to return to private practice.

St. Albans Schwartz Tor Vehicles James Hunt Hoff Robert Schwartz Manchester Malloy Congress Montpelier Senate Hunt Robert Cummings Bennington Cummings National Life Insurance Co

Tiros Satellite Survives Orbit Trouble in Hurricane Watch

CAPE KENNEDY UPD America's new Tiros storm hunter satellite faced a spinning de stabilization fault soon after launch but was corrected in about three hours. Engineers activated the magnetic positioning system and the twin cameras were tested, with plans to begin useful hurricane pictures Saturday afternoon.

Cape Kennedy UPD America Space Eyes Earth Space

Vermont towns approve 1.158 million union high school

Voters in Albany Barton Browington Glover Strasburg Orleans and Westmore overwhelmingly approved a 1.158 million bond for a new Lake Region Union High School. The 58 acre Barton Orleans site will host 600 pupils and the school is to open in the fall of next year.

Barton, VI UPID Vermont Union High School Albany Barton Brownington Glover Strasburg Orleans Westmore New Lake Region Union High School

Manchester BCA Restores Lower Property Values

The Manchester Board of Civil Authority voted to restore motel property assessments to the County Appeals Board 1964 levels with minor changes for new construction or major improvements. The decision affects 28 other appeals and urges listers to hold valuations at current levels until the Knowles System takes effect. Open letters notify appellants of fair market values. further appeals go to the state tax commissioner.

Manchester County Appeals Board Board of Civil Authority Edwin L. Bigelow Bigelow Board of Listers BCA

Openings Sparkley Dorset Weston Plays Review

Inside County 4 H camp eyes record season with agent Bud Edgerton reporting. Review of last night s opening performances at Dorset and Weston playhouses highlights opening night reactions. Editorial offers a legislative report card on the Montpelier performance just ended. Hoosick Falls High hosts another big reunion as alumni return. Four New England states brace for possible rioting over the long Fourth of July weekend.

Dorset Weston Montpelier New England

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