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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1967

Page

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Pope Arrives in Istanbul on Peace Pilgrimage

Pope Paul IV landed at Yesilkoy Airport in Istanbul to a cool greeting and met Patriarch Athenagoras on a heat scorched day. The two church leaders, first face to face since 1964, pursued steps toward healing the 900 year old schism as Turkey’s leaders watched and a Cyprus dispute cooled, with prayers planned and a visit to Jerusalem shrines and Ephesus on the itinerary.

Istanbul Holy Land Cevdet Sunay Turkey Athenagoras Italy Vatican Church of St. Esprit Sunay Constantinople Jerusalem Ephesus Pan American World Airways St. Paul Yesilkoy Pope Paul Greece Mediterranean Cyprus

New Anti Mao Revolt Flares in Red China

Hong Kong dispatches report Wuhan military district near full revolt against Mao Zedong with warnings of possible civil war. Taipei and London sources note serious trouble, fading central authority, and potential collapse while Peking Radio cites a bitter power struggle and escape of key officials.

Red China Hong Kong API Red Army Wuhan Communist Party Mao Tse-tung Taipei London Wuhen Hanyang Wuchang Hankow Peking Radio Hupeh Mao UPI K. C. Thaler Peking Tao Hsi-sheng Chiang Kai-shek Red China Tao Hsieh Fuchih Wang Li

Sleeman Targets Bennington Tax Assessments at Hearing

Richard A. Sleeman told the Board of Civil Authority that Bennington’s manufacturing facilities appear immune to assessment increases and urged a 1965 66 67 tax list, alleging unfair valuations. He cited drops after Grievance Day 1965 66 and compared sales prices to assessments while demanding rules and explanations from listers.

Board of Civil Authority Richard A. Sleeman Bennington Sleeman Listers Main

Detroit Riots Prompt Federal Troop Takeover in 1967

Federal troops seized control of Detroit amid three days of racial unrest leaving 23 dead, over 1,500 injured, and widespread destruction. Paratroopers from the 82nd and 101st Airborne joined police and National Guard in countering sniper fire, while Gov. Romney kept the curfew and emergency measures in effect. The city reopened its border with Canada as authorities moved to restore order.

Detroit UPI Johnson Selfridge Air Force Base Michigan George Romney National Guard Motor City 82Nd 101Ist Airborne Cyrus Vance Defense

Inside story of Lt. Gov Daley dedication museum

Page 3 details Lt. Gov. Daley dedicating a nearby museum while an editorial urges closure in the Gibboney Affair. Pages 4 and 5 offer features on children’s issues and De Gaulle, highlighting political and cultural topics of the era.

Lt. Gov. Daley

Plan to Abolish All Vermont Billboards

Rep Theodore Riehle proposes a plan to ban all roadside billboards in Vermont excluding on premise signs. A constitutional referendum could remove every billboard, with a state controlled system guiding new signs and directional boards for gas, food, and lodging.

Montpelier UPN Theodore Riehle South Burlington Vermont Legislative Council Riehle Highway Department

Father Directs Search for Plane Of Missing Maryland Honeymooners

In Hoolick New York area, Francis Stevenson Jr and Carol Fink married a month ago. His father Franklin Stevenson directs volunteers from Maryland aiding a search for their single engine Cherokee missing since June 25 en route to Montreal.

Hoolick N.Y Maryland Montreal Wayside Potter Hill Petersburg Grafton Berlin Stephentown Francis Stevenson Jr Cartonsville Michael Bill Garceau Pennsylvania Vic Carlson Baltimore Francis Stevenson Ili Carol Fink Stevenson Catonsville U.S. Air Force Stevensons Hoosick Beaumont

Johnson vows no tolerance for lawlessness amid Detroit riot

President Johnson declared the nation would crush lawlessness and punish rioters after ordering federal troops into Detroit. He urged citizens to return home and restore order, citing pleas from Michigan Governor Romney and Detroit Mayor Cavaugh and invoking a 1943 governor’s request to justify federal action.

Washington UPI Johnson Detroit George W. Romney Jerome Cavaneaugh Harlem

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