Half of Vietnam War Costs Paid for an Installment Plan
Washington based report notes the Vietnam war is projected to cost 49 billion dollars over fiscal years 1966 to 1968. About 25 billion will come from taxes and 24 billion from borrowing. Each major point reflects economic impact and intergenerational burden considerations. The piece contrasts pay-as-you-go financing with debt, urging readers to consider tax and borrowing balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Vietnam
Johnon
House
Ways & Means Committee
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Obituary and notices from Schenectady and Bennington area
Elliot F. Worthington 61 native of North Bennington longtime Schenectady resident died at home after brief illness born July 12 1905 son of late Edmund J and Ernestine Worthington he lived in Schenectady 27 years survived by wife Dora two children seven grandchildren siblings and other relatives services Sunday Baxter Funeral Parlors interment Grandview Cemetery North Bennington also noted a Bennington student at University of Vermont Donald W. Goodrich elected to Phi Beta Kappa at UVM with details on his family and marriage plus a Vietnam war fiscal discussion and war briefings including sorties and B52 strikes
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Schenectady
N.Y
Elliot F. Worthington
North Bennington
Draper Ave
Edmund J
Ernestine (Jones) Worthington
North Bennington High School
University of Vermont
Bennington
Rome
Worthington
Knolls
William D. Worthington
Old Bennington
William
Helen) Hemmer
Glens Falls
Helen Worthington
Edward J. Worthington
Baxter Funeral
North Brandywine Ave
Bertram A. Walton
Congregational Church of
St. Johnsville
Grandview Cemetery
Burlington
Donald W. Goodrich
R.D. 2
South Stream Road
Foster E. Goodrich
Tekoa Terr
Westfield
Mass
Rolf N.B. Haugen
Vermont
Goodrich
Sarah Donavan
Peter Donavan
UVM
Panel Sets On Planning and Beautification in Bennington
Bennington citizens may hear Banner columnist Dr Frederic O Sargent of the University of Vermont and Keep Vermont Beautiful president Mrs Frank Teagle Jr in a panel discussion on Planning and Beautification next Tuesday June 6 at 10 30 a m at the Old Bennington Schoolhouse. Local panelists include William Hoisington Mrs Norton Barber and Mrs Thomas Foster as sponsors aim to link local regional and state planning with volunteer efforts for an attractive community. Everyone is invited.
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Bennington
Frederic O. Sargent
University of Vermont
Department of Agricultural Economics
Frank Teagle, Jr
Woodstock
Keep Vermont Beautiful, Inc
Sargent
Vermont
Vermont Resources Research Center
Vermont Natural Resources Council
Thetford
Colby College
Maine
University of
William Hoisington
Greater Bennington Association
Norton Barber
Federated Garden Clubs of Vermont
Plain Dirt Gardeners of
Thomas Foster
Bennington Park Commission
Bennington Garden Club
Stock Averages Report For June 2, 1967
Dow Jones Bache and Co Albany noon figures show a composite average near 315.17 with a trade volume of 3,630,000 shares. Index components listed include Dow at 865.20, a 249.09 reading for another measure, and 133.24 for a third index.
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Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Bennington Briefs Highlights From Local Events
Dr. Stewart G. Jones attends Vanderbilt medical school reunion in Nashville June 9 and 10 and participates in scientific meetings. 2nd Lt. David W. Ralph, son of Bennington area residents, serves with Green Berets in Vietnam in counter intelligence. Pvt. Joseph L. Krawczyk Jr. earns top trainee honors at Ft. Bragg after eight weeks of training. Dr. J.C. Armstrong’s office closes June 3 with reopening June 19. Iron Kettle schedule promotes baked macaroni and cheese and roast pork specials.
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Stewart G. Jones
Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
David W. Ralph
Richard Ralph Sr
Frankfort
N.Y
Bennington
Green Berets
Vietnam
D.W. Ralph
5Th Special Forces Group
Airborne
1St Special Forces
San Francisco
Calif
Army Pvt
Joseph L. Krawczyk Jr
Rice Lane
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Krawczyk
Hospital Notes and Middle East Crisis Report
Admissions list includes Katharine Grant John Heap David Monroe Bennington Frank Grover Richard Johnson May 31 and others in Arlington Manchester Cambridge Buskirk Berlin Hoosick Falls Bennington Shaftsbury North Pownal and Shaftsbury. Births note several daughters June 1 and sons June 1 in Shaftsbury Whitingham South Stream Road Union Street. Crisis news covers Israeli Dayan leadership in 1956 Sinai and coalition government praise while Cairo reports tension with Jordan, U.S. talks in Cairo and Suez Canal carrier passage and Libyan base rumors.
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Katharine Grant
John Heap
David Monroe
Bennington
Frank Grover
Richard Johnson
Arlington
Gertrude Robinson
Manchester
Frank Gates
Cambridge
Joan Weber
Buskirk
George Jones
Berlin
Nasser
Israel
Gulf
Moshe
Dayan
Sinai Desert
Levi Eshkol
Cairo
Jerusalem
Arab Jordan
U.S. Middle East
Charles Yost
Mahmoud Riad
al Ahram
U.S
Intrepid
Suez Canal
Washington
Wheelus Field
Libya
Iran
Declaration on Israeli shipping stirs peace fears
Declaration denounces Israeli and other nations vessels carrying strategic goods to Israel as illegal and potentially disastrous for area peace. Observers doubt how the United States can accept a deal with undefined Israeli rights. Russia reportedly reassures Washington to restrain Egyptian allies as London and Washington seek a compromise on the Aqaba issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
United States
Russia
Washington
London
Aqaba
Judge orders back child support and probation terms
In Bennington VT Judge George M. Fienberg orders Carl J. Brown 62 to clear $2300 in back child support and sets future payments at 15 weekly for arrears and 10 for ongoing support, with a 90 day jail risk for noncompliance. Separate contempt case against Donald A. Badger centers on $2000 arrears since 1964. A Green Mountain Park groom Ike Brooks receives 6 to 12 months for knife assault and 30 day concurrent sentence for disturbance. Bert Capen pleading guilty to four offenses in Manchester is given $50 total fine, suspended 30 days, and probation.
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George M. Fienberg
Carl J. Brown
Depot St
Department of Social Welfare
Fienberg
Brown
William Keefe
Keefe
State Department
Bennington
Donald A. Badger
Manchester Center
John B. Harte
Badger
Green Mountain Park
Ike Brooks
House of Correction
Warren Page
Brooks
Windsor
Harvey D. Carter Jr
Bert Capen
Manchester Depot
Tariff Commission Should Aid Dairymen Says Tariff Commission Should Aid Dairymen
Washington reporters note House Ways and Means Chair Wilbur Mills says the Tariff Commission should aid dairy farmers, with possible congressional action to curb imports if relief is not obtained. He warns such limits could trigger GATT issues but prefers domestic relief if feasible. Agriculture Secretary Freeman backs hearings and import cuts but does not support dairy bills.
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Washington
UPI
Wilbur D. Mills
D - Ark
House
Ways & Means
U.S. Tariff Commission
Congress
Commission
Johnson
William Proxmire
Dwis
Mills
United States
Tariff Commission
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Senate
200th Birthday Plans Running into Trouble
Washington UPI reports the American Revolution Bicentennial Commission struggles to fund and staff plans for the 1975 celebration. Despite a 1968 request of 200000, Congress slashes budgets, with similar proposals rejected. Boston eyes an international fair to boost its waterfront, while Philadelphia and Lexington-Concord areas pursue their own aims.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Johnson
F. Bradford Morse
Lexington and Concord
Mass
House Judiciary Committee
Canada
Boston
Paul Revere
Concord
Lexington
Bunker Hill
Bicentennial Commission
Evangeline Play Staged by Mt Anthony Patriots
Mt Anthony Patriot Mrs Jean Thompson organized an 8 A B Social Studies production of Evangeline by Longfellow on May 26 and 29. About 150 villagers attended to witness Acadian dispersal stories through Evangeline Bellefontaine and Gabriel. Cast included Mara Krummins as Evangeline, Peter Pappas Benedict, Steve Gordon Father Felican, Jerry LaCroix Gabriel, Basil by Billy Wright, with Ted Camp Chip Mather and John Wiskoski as British, Darlene Langlois and Jeff Gray as Indians. Scenery duties were assigned to the crew.
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Jean Thompson
Evangeline
Longfellow
United States
Evangeline Bellefontaine
Gabriel
Basil
Mara Krummins
Benedict
Peter Pappas
Father Felican
Steve Gordon
Jerry LaCroix
Billy Wright
Ted Camp
Chip Mather
John Wiskoski
Darlene Langlois
Jeff Gray
Tak
Naked Truth and the Missing Nude Statue in Charlotte
A 50 pound nude statue vanished from the Charlotte Mecklenburg library garden. Sculptor Austin Fox suspects prankster motives, joking that a fraternity boy would likely steal such a piece. The play costume committee and Bennington College staff are thanked for assistance in a related production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte, N.C
UPI
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Public Library
Austin Fox
First Pot Then Bananas Now Periwinkles First Pot Then Bananas Now Periwinkles
In Bradenton Florida authorities report teens are smoking dried periwinkle leaves to get high. Juvenile officers warn the practice resembles glue sniffing but is far more dangerous. Dr George Dame county health officer notes hallucinations and nervous system effects with skin crawling and coordination loss. Vincistine sulfate derived from periwinkle is used against leukemia but can lower white blood cells and raise infection risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradenton
Fla
Florida
George Dame
Dame
YMCA Camp Y Woods Open to Girls Also at Bennington
The day camp of the Bennington YMCA Camp Y Woods welcomes girls alongside boys for the eight week season. Separate tribes with counselors guide activities including arts and crafts archery games softball kickball singing hikes side trips and overnights. Counselors for the girls are Susan Bitensky and Coleen Bushee. Both are Mt Anthony Union High School graduates planning to study teaching. A few registrations remain for each of four two week periods with the deadline a full period. YMCA office hours are 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily.
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Y’ Woods
Bennington Ymca
Susan Bitensky
Camp
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Mahar & Son Funeral Home
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UVM Honor
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TE Ee North
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Flint Adventure
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DIAL
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Harold
David Riddle
Andrew Corey
Daniel Guilmette
Leo Guilmette
Bennington Briefs
J.C. Armstrong
Colbert Mullener
East Arlington, Vt
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Castor
Gemini
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Jupiter
Mercury
Darwin Ransom
Union St
Springfield
Albert H. Colvin
Putnam Memorial Hospital
St. John the Baptist Church
Walter F. Miller
Mahar &Son Funeral Home
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William Crosier
William E. Dailey Jr
Charles Butler
Father Miller
St. John Cemetery
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Fay Bruso
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Jean Storffoleno
Hoosick Falls
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North Pownal
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Farrington
Joanne Lawrence
Edwin Maroney
Arnold Williams
Whitingham
Bernard Harris
Capen
Christina Towne
Philadelphia
Montreal
Freedom ’75 Corporation
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Patriot
Young Thespians
George Kerbs
John Woodward
Pam Mears
Colleen Burgess
Patti Moore
Chris Lampman
Connie Littlefield
Margaret Parker
Judy Zengyi
Bennington College
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