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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1966

Page

1

Railroad Era Ends Monday in Vermont and New York

The Canadian National Railway plans to discontinue all Montreal to New York passenger service starting Monday, ending passenger rail in Vermont after the Boston and Maine line suspends service pending regulatory steps. Officials note the reduction hinges on ICC rulings and PSB procedures, while Vermont officials urge careful review and possible appeals. Meanwhile in Troy, NY, the Rensselaer County Medical Society votes to boycott New York State Medicaid until four reforms are adopted, including free physician choice and direct patient billing.

Interstate Commerce Commission Boston and Maine Railroad White River Junction Springfield Mass ICC Montreal New York Vermont Atty. Chester Ketcham Middlebury State Public Service Board PSB Hutchinson Canadian National Railroad B&m Montreal- New York St. Albans Vermont Central ICC Examiner Troy N.Y Rensselaer County Medical Society New York State St. Mary’s Hospital

Confessions Broadcast From North Viet Nam Radio

North Viet Nam radio aired confessed U S pilots admitting bombing schools hospitals churches and civilians and crowds in Hanoi demanded their executions The U S State Department protested as violations of Geneva conventions and noted pilots expressed remorse while claiming the war is unjust and unwinnable in Vietnam Other released names include Lt Col Robinson Risner Capt Kile Dag Berg and Lt Cmdr Robert Shumaker with lingering references to bomb targets in North Vietnam such as dams and dykes

Tokyo UPI Viet Nam U.S Hanoi Washington U.S. State Department North Viet Nam Department Marshall Wright United States International Red Cross Air Force Davie D. Hatcher California Cmdr James Mulligan Massachusetts Mulligan Hatcher

College Seeks 1.5 Million Building Loan

Montpelier Bennington College seeks 1.5 million from the Vermont Educational Buildings Financing Agency to fund two dormitories and a science building. Windham College of Putney requests 2,415,000 for a library science building and new classrooms. The agency, created in 1966 to help non profit schools borrow from private sources, met to elect officers but did not process applications.

Montpelier Bennington College Vermont Vermont Educational Buildings Financing Agency Windham College Putney Daulton Mann Peru Mann Horace B. Shaw Jr Burlington Burlington Savings

Warsaw Pact Ends Summit With Ambiguous Outcomes

Warsaw Pact leaders closed a four day summit in Bucharest with little sign of solving internal frictions within the alliance. Walter Ulbricht and Wladyslaw Gomulka departed for home as Brezhnev and Kosygin prepared to leave. A final declaration was expected to reiterate calls for peace and security in Europe amid longstanding anti Western rhetoric including accusations of American aggression in Vietnam. The declaration was seen in Washington as propaganda, lacking new commitments.

Bucharest UPI Russia East Germany Communist Party Walter Ulbricht East Berlin Wladyslaw Gomulka Warsaw Soviet Communist Party Leonid Brezhnev Alexi Kosygin Europe Warsaw Pact American ‘‘Aggession’’ In Viet Nam U.S Hanoi Washington

Inside report urges renaming Niggerhead Pond

An editorial on page 4 calls to change the name Niggerhead Pond amid debate. Page 6 notes critics praise area plays and features a Sunderland man leading Vermont 4-H foundation.

Niggerhead Pond Sunderland Man Vermont H Foundation

Five Air Lines Shut Down by Machinist Strike Strikes Coast to Coast

A machinists strike shut down five major airlines grounding about 60 percent of U.S. air traffic. IAM walkout affected Eastern United Trans World National and Northwest, stranding travelers and disrupting rail and bus travel. Government and industry officials sought immediate talks as 35,300 union members walked out, with Cape Kennedy pickets and mail rerouting plans amid a broader travel emergency.

Washington UPSD International Association of Machinists IAM Johnson James J. Reynolds Eastern United Trans World National North-West Airlines Reynolds W. Willard Wirtz Japan San Francisco U.S. Space Center Cape Kennedy Fla Civil Aeronautics Board CAB The Space Center Trans World Airlines National Aeronautics & Space Administration SAM

Hearings Set On U.S. 7 Relocation Across Vermont

The Vermont Department of Highways schedules four public hearings along U.S. 7 for the proposed four lane relocation. Sessions in Manchester Shaftsbury Arlington Sunderland and Bennington begin July 13 through July 21 with maps traffic data and cost figures presented. Public comment will focus on each local stretch before a final route decision and a future 222 hearing.

Vermont Department of Highways U.S. 7 Ivor S. Pelsne Bennington Manchester Shaftsbury Cole Hall Arlington - Sunderland Fisher Elementary School Arlington State Armory Pelsue

Teamsters Adjourn Early Because of Plane Strike

Miami Beach report notes the Teamsters convention ended early due to the airlines machinists strike as Hoffa is reelected president by acclamation for five more years. Delegates boosted Hoffa’s pay to $100,000 and authorized over a million dollars for officers’ court fees.

Miami Beach UPS Teamsters James R. Hoffa Lam Hoffa Treasury

Air Force pilots elude Mig jets in North Viet Nam raid

In Red River Valley sorties Air Force Thunderchiefs hit railway installations and anti aircraft sites while dodging two MIG 21 missiles. Navy jets struck Haiphong oil facilities and pumped stations. Marines claim 25 enemy killed near Da Nang as 77 Navy missions fly with two planes lost.

Saigon Air Force Russia U.S da Nang Navy North Viet Nam Hanoi William J. Isenhour Lemore Calif South China Sea

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Rensselaer North Col Robinson Risner Thanh Hoa Kile Dag Berg Robert Shumaker McNamara William S. Cowles Jr Shelburne Ralph E. Noble Vermont College Oakland Nguyen Cao Ky Myra Evans Teddington England Haiphong Albert Jack) Monger Brawley Calif Carl Tex) Birdwell Jr Bryan Texas 7Th Fleet Marion M. Angel Harrison, Ark
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