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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1969

Page

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Gov Davis to Tackle Big Developer in Vermont

Gov Davis moves to curb large landowners by inviting Eu gene L Colman to review plans for 2700 acres in Greensboro Sheffield and Wheelock. Colman principals hold vast holdings including Harriman Tract and Dover Hills with activity in northern Vermont and southern towns. The International Paper Co has halted site work after admitting public reaction was underestimated following a July 11 meeting with Davis.

New York Colman Davis Vermont Dover Wilmington Searsburg Readsboro Whitingham Colman Holding Corp Harriman Tract Lake Whitingham Harriman Henry F. Harris Dover Hills Greensboro Wheelock Sheffield Arthur Gibb R-Weybridge Governor Environmental Control Commission International Paper Co Stratton and Winhall Gibb Commission Stratton Edward C. Hinmah International Gov. Davis Little Pond

Troy GOP Chairman Casey Denies All Payoff Charges

Joseph F. Casey the Rensselaer County Republican chairman testified before the State Investigating Commission denying he was responsible for kickbacks payoffs or fictitious jobs. He disputed claims by former City Manager Sidney C. Smith that $61,000 was cut from Troy’s garbage contract for the party and said he tried to place three jobs for control of waste work but denied any dummy post or no show job. The hearings in Troy’s governmental affairs continued with Casey countering sworn testimony as witnesses and noting he only learned of the reduction from newspaper reports.

Troy N.Y Rensselaer County Republican Joseph F. Casey State Investigating Commission GIC Casey Sidney C. Smith Republican Party Chiarello Landfill and Disposal Inc Lawrence Meyer GOP Rensselaer County Court House James Mitchell Smith Harold W. Chiarello Meyer Frank McDonald Troy Page

Apollo 11 Moon Rocks to Enter 50 Day Quarantine

Apollo 11 lunar samples will be kept in isolation at the Lunar Receiving Laboratory for 50 days while 142 scientists worldwide study them for lunar secrets. Astronauts Armstrong Aldrin and Collins will undergo a 21 day quarantine with a separate germ free plant and animal testing area to monitor any lunar infections.

Ie World Wilmot N. Hess Manned Spacecraft Center Neil A. Armstrong Edwin E Buzz) Aldrin Michael Collins LRL William Kemmerer

Holy Cross Novitiate One Mile From Gate on Monument Avenue

A Bennington feature portrays the Holy Cross Novitiate at a 27 room manor on Mt Anthony, its self contained rural life, farm work, and schooling. It details the 400 acre property bought in 1952, the converted Everett ballroom chapel, and the daily tasks of 20 novices studying Holy Cross philosophy with plans for future commitments.

Monument Avenue Holy Cross Novitiate England Mt. Anthony Edward H. Everett the Congregation of Holy Cross Everett Holy Cross Bennington The Fathers of Holy Cross Thomas’ Barrosse Canada India Fraker Thomas Barrosse Everett Mansion

Nixon on Welcoming 'Hornet' as Apollo 11 Lands

Apollo 11 splashed down in the Pacific at 12:50 p.m. EDT after a night flight from Cape Kennedy. Armstrong Aldrin and Collins were recovered aboard the Hornet about 940 miles southwest of Honolulu ending a 952,700 mile journey. Nixon and NASA officials welcomed the astronauts on the recovery carrier and plans were set for quarantine precautions to prevent lunar germs from reaching Earth.

Evans Adkan Columbia Australia Hornet Aldrin, Armstrong Collins Pacific Ocean Honolulu Johnston Island Cape Kennedy Nixon Armstrong, Collins and Aldrin Condi Armstrong Arlington William P. Rogers Thomas O. Paine National Aeronautics and Space Administration Moon Earth Air Force

McCarthy Won't Run for Reelection in Minnesota

UPI reports Senator Eugene McCarthy announced he would not seek reelection as a U S senator in Minnesota or any other state. He spoke at a news conference after meetings with Minnesota Democratic Farmer Labor Party officials, reaffirming his past statement to allow potential candidates to decide in the coming months.

Minneapolis Minn UPI Eugene McCarthy Minnesota Minnesota Democrat Democratic Farmer Labor Party

Kennedy Aide Traces Senator's Movements After Pond Crash

Edgartown Massachusetts police examined Sen Edward M Kennedys movements after his car plunged into a pond killing Mary Jo Kopechne nine hours passed before he reported the crash. Authorities plan to subpoena hotel and cottage phone records from the party night and judge if a motor vehicle complaint will be issued. A probable cause hearing is set for Monday to decide if charges arise. The Boston Herald Traveler cites close family sources that he will issue a public statement at or after the hearing.

Edgartown Mass UPI Edward M. Kennedy Kennedy Chappaquidock Island Mary Jo Kopechne Dominick J. Arena Dukes County Walter E. Steele Senate Boston Herald

Pearl Buck Defends Aide Amid Fund Accusations

Nobel laureate Pearl Buck defends Theodore Harris, longtime aide to her Pearl S. Buck Foundation, amid Time magazine and Philadelphia stories alleging mishandling of funds and improper advances. Harris resigned as president and ED. Pennsylvania AG seeks a finances report before renewing fund solicitation permit.

Pearl Buck Winhall Theodore Harris Pearl S. Buck Foundation Harris Foundation Miss Buck Time Bucks County Society Pearl S. Buck Korea Art Buchwald Sargent Shriver William Scranton United States Pennsylvania

Inside Bennington Garden Club Honors Mrs Wil Memory

On the Inside section the Bennington Garden Club pays tribute to Mrs Wil in memory as editors question why Gov Davis releases detectives to probe only the poor. Page references indicate play reviewers active in Dorset and Castleton with page numbers 4 and 6 respectively.

Bennington Garden Club Wil Gov. Davis Banner Play Dorset Castleton

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