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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1966

Page

3

Couple Weaves Way to Mexican Interior To Recreate, Save Ancient Indian Arts

A Vancouver couple Bruce and Toni Henderson spent 18 months traveling across southern Mexico and Guatemala to learn and document ancient Indian weaving. They lived with tribes, endured danger and illness, and aimed to preserve designs threatened by modern tastes. They funded their trip by work in Vancouver and now wear the embroidered cloaks they studied, awaiting photo development before returning home.

Mexico City API Chichicastenango Guatemala Mexico McCall’s Magazine Pop Art Bruce Henderson Toni Vancouver Henderson Maximillian

Veteran actors return in smash London Arsenic and Old Lace resuming fame

London. At the Vaudeville Theatre Sir Lewis Casson 90 and Dame Sybil Thorndike 84 headline a revival of Arsenic and Old Lace with Athene Seyler. They discuss longevity marriage and theater as life’s fuel while reflecting on careers and shared humor. In Mission Texas a public school program awards 1275 to each dropout-still non negotiable to stress education.

London UPI Lewis Casson Sybil Thorndike Lewis Sybil Vaudeville Theatre Athene Seyler Mission Tex South Texas Rio Grande Valley Kenneth White Sir Lewis New York City

Weekend Food Guide for the Weekend Shopping

The UPI weekend food guide notes fluctuating wholesale produce and meat prices with weather shifts. Chuck roasts and steak cuts are plentiful and affordable, pork ham chops and roasts are abundant, while broilers and turkeys are staples. Cabbage tops the summer vegetables with cucumbers lettuce onions and peppers following. potatoes, radishes, squash and tomatoes fill the list. Fruits include avocados bananas cantaloupes various grapes peaches watermelons and cherries. July yields include plums peaches watermelons and seasonal vegetables. Fish items like sticks, canned tuna and scallops are in good supply nationwide.

Washington UPI

Reorganization at NAACP Convention Draws Debate

At the 57th NAACP convention in Los Angeles tensions rise over reforms to the civil rights group. A resolutions committee meets, with plans to report Saturday, while so called young Turks push for more militant ideas without embracing black power. William Booth and Jack Tanner voice calls to curtail youth divisions and integrate members into the main organization.

Los Angeles UPI National Association For the Advancement of Colored People NAACP Resolutions Statler Hilton Congress of Racial Equality CORE Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee SNCC William Booth New York City Naacp Board of Directors Tanner

Thief Breaks Into Newburyport Eatery Prefers Food

Newburyport Massachusetts police report a pre-dawn break in at Klam King Drive-In where the intruder ate several sandwiches and tonic bottles and left the $28 on a table untouched. No arrests announced as investigators review evidence and nearby surveillance.

Newburyport Mass UPI Klam King Drive-In

Massachusetts Collector Owns Skull of Captain Kidd

Massachusetts collector Edward Rowe Snow claims ownership of Captain Kidd's skull, recounting Kidd as a privateer not a pirate. He notes Kidd was hanged in 1701 for Moore's murder, two failed gallows attempts, and a skull kept hidden at times before surfacing in Red Bank, New Jersey. Snow argues no curse attaches to the skull and that proof of identity is elusive.

Massachusetts Captain Kidd Marshfield Mass UPI Edward Rowe Snow Snow Kidd William Moore Boston Harbor Quincy Patriot Ledger Lord Bellomont Boston Moore England Wapping-on-the- Thames John Miller Miller America Red Bank N.J

Hunza Mir Says Isolated State Feels No Invasion Threat

In an exclusive interview in Karachi, the Mir of Hunza, a 40 000 strong semi autonomous belt on the West Pakistan frontier with China, says there is no crime and no jails. He notes Pakistan handles foreign policy, recalls 1963 border demarcation that shifted 750 square miles of grazing land to Hunza, and describes a secluded life with illiterate but contented people who trace their lineage to Alexander the Great. The ruler dismisses Chinese contact claims and notes access to Hunza is via a difficult 65 mile Gilgit route, with travel largely restricted.

Hunza China Alexander the Great Karachi Pakistan UPI Sinkiang Mir United Press International Kashmir Hunzai Subcontinent Alexander Baku Gilgit James Hilton

Movie Making Gives Boys Way to Blow off Steam

In North Richmond California youths lacking sports facilities make films with help from UC student Douglas Casperian. Three silent features aged 12 to 18 include fantasies and a dog tale with an almost all Negro cast. Future project promises a documentary on local teen Negro youths to counter hoodlum perceptions.

Douglas Casperian University of California North Richmond Warren Ford Walter

Picnic With a Foreign Flavor For Taconic Valley Branch

Taconic Valley Branch of the Woman's National Farm and Garden Association schedules an international picnic for July 14 in Peters burg. A 10 o'clock luncheon at Mrs. John P. Bogucki's Hill Hollow home hosts guests from Berlin and Cherry Plain with a buffet of foods from foreign lands and games and handicraft displays. Members should RSVP to Mrs. Bogucki by July 11. Prospective members may contact the branch Membership Chairman for details.

Petersburg N.Y Taconic Valley Woman’s National Farm and Garden Association Berlin Cherry Plain John P. Bogucki Hill Hollow James Shannon

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