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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1966

Page

10

Stress of Asia politics fuels Japan's growing trade ties

UPI analyst PHIL NEWSOM notes Asia power plays push dollars into Japan. Red China and the Soviet Union vie for influence while Japan expands trade with both, aided by U S ties and a strong 5 billion dollar annual U S trade relationship. The piece traces Kurile tensions, Soviet offers, and Tokyo’s welcome to Gromyko amid possible joint Russo Japanese resource projects.

Asia Japan Red China Soviet Union United States U.S Kurile Kunashira Etorofu Anastas I. Mikoyan Tokyo Siberia Europe

Mirror Cast Chosen For Miller Play at Wilmington

In Wilmington the Mirror Players begin All My Sons rehearsals with Bryan Hull as the father and James McDonald as Chris Keller. Virginia Anton plays Ann Dever, Diane Park Kate Keller, Kevin O Leary George Deever, Ron Dobrin Dr Bayliss, June Hamblin Mitchell Sue Bayliss, with Erica Weingast, Tinka Darling, and Dennis Gessing in minor roles. The run runs through 10 performances. In Washington a House subcommittee approved a bill to extend territorial waters for fishing from 3 to 12 miles. Senate has passed a similar measure.

Wilmington Wilmington Playhouse All My Sons Arthur Miller Mirror Players Miller New York Bryan Hull James McDonald Chris Keller Ann Deever Virginia Anton Diane Park Joe Keller Kate Kevin O’leary George Deever Ron Dobrin Gibbs Our Town Jim Bayliss June Hamblin Mitchell Sue Bayliss Erica Weingast Tinka Darling Dennis Gessing Washington UPD House Merchant Marine United States Senate

Former GI Anew Twist In Earhart Mystery

Billy Burks of Dallas recalls a 1944 Saipan grave dig operation that led to a claim two bodies were buried outside a cemetery under a tree. An intelligence officer reportedly removed the remains and ordered secrecy, fueling speculation Earhart and Noonan may have been on a spy mission.

Dallas API Billy Burks Saipan Amelia Earhart Burks Fred Noonan Miss Earhart Noonan Lae New Guinea U.S Japan Washington, D.C Everet Snake) Henson Jr Washington

Welfare Agency Cites Services To Manchester

Manchester Welfare and Nursing Association winds up its annual appeal highlighting preventive and cure services. Monthly well child conferences, pediatric check ups, immunizations, free dental clinics, home nursing care, transportation to care, emergency aid, and a summer Child Development Center program serve 13 preschoolers under Mary D. Torrey and staff with volunteers from Peru. The private local agency relies on community support.

Sylvia P. Trammell Manchester Welfare and Nursing Association Mary D. Torrey Breen Manchester State Department of Health W. B. Hough Margaret Robbins Barbara Jean Goodell Anna Dibble Cassy Mann Peru

Public hearings on deer overpopulation in Vermont

Vermont Fish and Game Board will hold public hearings at 7:30 P.M. on August 9 in Arlington Elementary School and August 10 in Brattleboro Armory to discuss deer overpopulation and a proposed special season restricting does and antlered bucks under three inches. Commissioner Edward F. Kehoe orders the hearings under 10 U.S.A. Section 4132(a).

Vermont Fish and Game Board Montpelier Vermont Fish and Game Board Arlington Brattleboro

Card of Thanks for Max Grout and Gladys Luke

The family thanks friends relatives and neighbors for kindness during the loss of Max A Grout and Gladys H Luke. Gratitude extends to Pastor Elliott bearers relatives and friends for floral offerings sympathy cards car donations food and other acts of kindness. Special thanks to Dr Digman Mary McClellan Hospital Hoopstown Rescue Squad and all who remembered her during illness.

Max A. Grout Gladys H. Luke Pastor Elliott Dr. Digman Mary McClellan Hospital Town of Hoopsick

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