Strike at Globe-Union Pickets Row Beside Battery Plant
On the second day of UAW Local 1371 strikes at Globe-Union, about 30 workers walked the line under the watch of three Bennington County sheriffs. Officers stated the company asked police to keep picketers from blocking entry, a move tied to alleged hindrance of hourly employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington County
Globe-Union
UAW
Sheriff’s Department
Globe Union
James D. Williams
James A. Spofford
North Bennington Road
Ross
Milwaukee
Wis
Globe Union Inc
Spofford
John O’reilly
Bennington Battery
J.D. Williams
Williams
Pony Boys Near Burlington Exceeding Odds to Expo 67
Tony Whittemore 11 and his brother nine with their Shetland pony King travel from Needham Massachusetts toward Expo 67 near Montreal. They expect to reach by Saturday despite uncertain border plans and suggest a weeklong stay at Expo 67.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monkton Ridge
UPI
Tony
Jeff Whittemore
Tom Sawyers
Burlington
Montreal
King
New Hampshire
Vermont
Needham
Mass
Essex Center
Clifton Bennett
Funeral of Mrs Esther Tudor Held at First Baptist
The funeral for Mrs Esther D Tudor widow of Howard Tudor drew a large attendance at the First Baptist Church chapel with Rev H Glenn Payne officiating. Burial followed at Park Lawn Cemetery in the family plot as Deacons and church members gathered for calling hours and meditation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther D. Tudor
Howard Tudor
First Baptist Church
H. Glenn Payne
Paul Williams
Ben Mont
Tudor
Fred Casey
Walter Hysek
Herbert Macauley
Martin Sinclair
Payne
Park Lawn Cemetery
Hanson - Walbridge
Mr. Payne
Ben Mont Papers
Bennington Briefs and Local Patrol Notes
Local fire department holds a Wednesday meeting for Companies 1 2 and 4 at Willow Road firehouse. Doings include Elks and VFW events, CAP search praise, a reward offer, Venus notes, and notices of local gatherings. The article also covers civil disturbances in Michigan and Ohio with rioting and casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Rural Fire Department
Willow Road
Maddox Names Negroes To Georgia Draft Boards
ATLANTA UPI Georgia has begun integrating draft boards under Governor Les Maddox. In six months, 15 Negroes were appointed to Georgia Selective Service boards, half of vacancies since he took office. Maddox says boards should be representative and notes Tennessee has 14 Negroes on 105 boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
UPI
Georgia
Lester Maddox
South
Maddox
Carl E. Sanders
Dixie
Tennessee
Tennessee Selective Service
Tom Ketterson
North
South Carolina
Florida
Louisiana
Virginia
Hoff Accused In Swanton School Project
Washington factions clash as Glenn L. Archer accuses Gov. Hoff of using office to push sectarian aims in Swanton plan. U.S. Education endorses the merger of one Catholic and three public high schools with over $50,000 in planning grants. Downtime notes include a separate anecdote on draft boards and a Danbury man’s death at a motel with funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Americans United For Separation of Church and State
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
Glenn L. Archer
Washington Today
Swanton
Archer
U.S. Office of Education
Arthur E. Talbot
Dambury
Conn
Bulrushes
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Talbot
Danbury Hospital
Hanson - Walbridge Funeral Home
Albert W. Schmidt
Danbury
Youth Shoots Self in Burlington Park
Thomas David Nolan, 19, of Burlington died from a self inflicted gunshot wound to the abdomen at Battery Park. Police say he bought a .22 caliber pistol earlier that day after threatening to kill himself. Spectators watched as he waved the weapon and pressed it to his stomach. Linda Gay, 19, said she was with him and wrestled the gun as it discharged on the third press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Thomas David Nolan
Nolan
Battery Park
Linda Gay
Hospital Notes July 24 1967 Admissions and births
The daily hospital notes list admissions Frank Grover East Arlington Harriet Barrows Dorset Jeanette Rabideau Bennington Discharges Alma Harrington Shaftsburg Jeffrey O'Dell Petersburg NY Mary Alderman Sandra Dunham Bennington Harry Ohler North Bennington Mrs Patricia Rogers and daughter Manchester Depot Births Mr and Mrs Sharon Harrington Jr of 15 Greenwich St North Bennington a daughter July 24
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Grover
East Arlington
Harriet Barrows
Dorset
Jeanette Rabideau
Bennington
Alma Harrington
Shaftsburg
Jeffrey O’dell
Petersburg
N.Y
Mary Alderman
Sandra Dunham
Harry Ohler
North Bennington
Patricia Rogers
Manchester Depot
Sharon Harrington Jr
Greenwich St
McCullough Bequest Totals 150000 To Bennington College
Edith van Benthuysen McCullough left Bennington College 150000 in her 1964 will with other gifts to United Counseling Service 50000 United Negro College Fund 50000 Putnam Memorial Hospital 25000 Lenox Hill Hospital 25000 Marlboro School of Music 10000 and The Osborne Association 5000. Children each received 1000 000 and grandchildren 10000. Hoosac School was cut from 100000 in a codicil dated before her death and part funds helped dormitory building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington College
Edith van Benthuysen McCullough
North Bennington
United Counseling Service of
Bennington
United Negro College Fund
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Lenox Hill Hospital
Marlboro School of
Hoosac
Lightning hits Vermont power line near Vt 7
A lightning strike damaged a 44 000 volt Vermont Public Service Corp line near Vt 7 at 5 p m causing a voltage drop in west town areas. Power was cut at 6 p m to prevent motor damage and restored at 8 10 p m after repairs. Details include affected streets and a dormitory project with a 100 000 cost. Mrs McCullough reportedly left Gulf Oil stock valued around 1 000 to Paran Corp in a gift. Executrixes named Mrs Ethel McCullough Scott and Atty Elizabeth K Dollard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Public Service Corp
Vt. 7
Public Service
John F. Lowre
Mill Street
Silk Road
North Bennington
Lowre
McCullough
Gulf Oil Co
The
Paran Corp
Lake Paran
Ethel McCullough Scott
Elizabeth K. Dollard
Obituary for Mrs Oscar W Palmer 78 former Georgiana Brooks
Mrs Oscar W Palmer aged 78 and formerly Georgiana Brooks, a North Rupert native, died Sunday in Prospect Nursing Home North Bennington. She leaves husband two daughters an adopted son 18 grandchildren 10 great grandchildren a sister and nieces and nephews. Funeral Wednesday 9 am at St Jerome East Dorset with Rev Joseph Connolly. burial in St Jerome Cemetery. Rosary recited 8 pm at Bruster Manchester Center today. Also report of Paul Totten 41 Shaftsbury injured in Arlington crash with minor bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar W. Palmer
Georgiana Brooks
North Rupert
Prospect Nursing Home
North Bennington
Peter and
Addy (Wideawake) Brooks
Wallingford
Leon Boutin
Bennington
Richard Fleming
Rutland
William Brooks
Edith M. Markey
Manchester Center
St. Jerome’s Church
East Dorset
Joseph Connolly
St. Jerome’s Cemetery
Brewster Funeral Home
Stock Averages Noon July 25 1967 Dow Jones
Stock averages from Dow Jones Bache & Co Albany at noon show 30 Industrials at 902.10 down 2.43, 20 Railroads at 271.37 down .52, 15 Utilities at 132,704 up .13, composite at 331.37 down .64 with volume 4,570,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Sullivan
Pony Boys
Mrs. Howard Tudor
Bennington High School
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Walter Wood
John Lonergan
Gillmore
Bennington Briefs
Bennington Lodge
BPO Elkswill
Stevenson
Hoosick
Grafton
Berlin
Stephentown
Civil Air Patrol
Stevensons
Channel 13 TV
the Banner
Venus
Elks
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
John Z. Morin
Coffee House Committee
St. Peter’s Parish House
Mrs
Lyman van Nostrand
Farmingdale, L.I
van Nostrand
Elmer Elwell
VFW
North Street
Vermont State Police
Detroit
National
Pontiac
Flint
Grand Rapids
Mich
Toledo
Ohio
Floyd McCree
Hoff
Mississippi
Alabama
Leo Davis
Connecticut
Burlington Park
Paul Totten
Shaftsbury
Warm Brook Road
Arlington
Nfda E
Edward Dev Aiee Son
Main St
Dhone
Bennington, Vt
Percey Russell
Leonard Street
Pearl S. Buck
Winhall
Pearl Buck
Bradford Smith
James Conroy
David Barton
Theodore Harris
Cleveland E. Dodge
Pownal
Manfred Ehrich
George Breen
Manchester
Breen
Salem’s
U.S
Rama
Calif
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