Vietnam POW Brudno Buried After Death by Own Hand
Air Force Captain Edward A Brudno a former Vietnam prisoner of war was buried in Massachusetts after taking his life following eight years home. Five POWs joined his family at Temple Beth El for a Conservative Jewish service and 400 attendees at Sharon Memorial Park. Rabbi David Jacoby spoke of Brudnos struggle to adapt his wifes changing strength and his own longing for a world of perfection as his poem recited at his homecoming could not be shared.
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Quincy
Mass
UPI
Air Force
Edward A. Brudno
Vietnam
Brudna
Temple Beth el
Sharon Memorial Park
David Jacoby
Brudno
Bruno
Rebbi Jacobs
Robert
Bryno
McCord Seeks New Trial in Watergate Eavesdropping Case
Former FBI CIA agent McCord claims enticement by high officials led to an illegal eavesdrop operation and seeks a new trial citing newly discovered evidence including the President's May 22 statement on the White House special investigation unit. He faces up to 60 years. sentencing delayed to June 15.
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Bernard Fensterwald
McCord
Pentagon Papers
Daniel Ellsberg
Anthony J. Russo
Los Angeles
U.S
W.matt, Byrne Jr
FBI
CIA
Senate Watergate Committee
Sirica
Sires
Watergate
Liddy
Sirlea
White House
Petitioner
Liddy and Hunt
Democratic National Committee
VTA votes railroad purchase and CVR interest
Central Vermont Railway President Robert Bandeen said CVR would back continued operation of the St. Johnsbury and Lamoille County Railroad and would manage it if needed. The Vermont Transportation Authority voted 4 to 1 to buy the line if a capable operator and financing can be found, with Bandeen ruling out a full takeover. He cited customs delays and late feeder connections for Amtrak timing issues through Vermont.
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Vergennes
UPI
Central Vermont Railway
Robert Bandeen
St. Johnsbury
Lamaille County
Chemital
Bandeen
Central Vermont
Pon
Vermont Transportation Authority
Lamoille County Inc
Canadian
Southern
Amtrak
Bennington Woman Operated On After County Street Crash
Mildred M. Watson, 65, in fair condition after a midday crash on County Street demolished her car. Police say she swerved at 11 41 a.m. and struck a telephone pole while eastbound. Hospital reports a broken left arm and left knee with multiple cuts. car deemed a total loss.
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Bennington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
County Street
Mildred M.watson
Bennington Briefs Details for Harenakers Banquet and Meetings
The Green Mountain Harenakers Extension Group will hold its banquet at the Shirkshirg at 6:30 p.m. Monday followed by a business meeting at Marjorie Jones's home. VEW Auxiliary meets Tuesday at 2 p.m. View post rooms. Also notes a gas shortage affecting Dwyer's Gulf Station which will be closed Sundays until further notice.
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Green Mountain Harenakers Extension Group
Heln
Marjorie Jones
VEW
View Post Rooms
Western night at CINEMA I with High Plains Drifter
Clint Eastwood stars in High Plains Drifter a violent Western double bill with Theatre of Blood plus What's the Matter with Helen. The local drive-in listings include The Thief Who Came to Dinner Deaf Smith and Johnny Bars Corky and The Train Robbers at Hathaway's North Hoosick drive-in with show times in the ads.
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Clint Tastwood
Clint
Price
Helen
Bennington Drive-In
Anthony Quinn
Franco Hero
Hathaway
John Wayne
Ann-Margret
Richard Harris
North Hoosick's Drive-In
Local blackout mystery hits Bennlyston Old Bennington
A huge power outage struck Bennlyston and Old Bennington, starting about 3 p.m. when a Silk Road substation line failed and caused a small fire. CVPS restored downtown in 15 minutes while Old Bennington remained dark for minutes. Police logged accident reports as crews planned a 3 a.m. switch back to main lines.
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Bennlyston
Bennington
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Silk Road
CVPS
Northside Drive
Flats
Main Street
Town
Old Bennington
Six new doctors join Putnam Memorial Hospital staff
Putnam Memorial Hospital will add six new physicians over the next months with Robert B. Stout announcing the hires. New arrivals include Robert A. Peaulich general and vascular surgery. Eugene W. Grabowski general and vascular surgery. Patrick J. Murphy dermatology. John Elliot emergency medicine. Paul Ikanburg emergency medicine. and Roger Gould oral surgery. Two longtime physicians, William H. Browning and John Mook, retire or leave for Florida and Tennessee respectively.
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Putnam Memorial Hospital
Robert B. Stout
Robert A. Peaulich
Cornell University Medical College
New York Hospital
Cornell Medical Center
Eugene W. Grabowski
Maine Medical Center
Bennington
Jay
Tufts University Medical School
Patrick J. Murphy
University of Michigan Hospital
University of Michigan Medical School
John Elliot
Robert = Packer Hospital
Sayre
UVM School of Medicine
Paul Ikanburg
Elliot
Long Island
Albert Einstein School of Medicine
New York City
Roger Gould
North Adams Hospital
Putnam
Tufts University School of Dentistry
Montefiore Hospital
William H. Browning
Florida
John M. Monk
Veterans Administration
Tennessee
Browning
Mook
Skylab Sees Second Spacewalk and Cold Valve Fix
Skylab astronauts woke around midnight to prevent the cooling system from freezing. A stuck valve allowed only cold water to circulate, driving temperatures below freezing until a rapid warmup brought them to about 40 degrees Fahrenheit, still too cold for comfort.
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Vermont teachers sue over forced retirement ruling
In Hartford Vermont an aging teachers group protests mandatory retirement as a state Supreme Court challenge unfolds. Plaintiffs including Mrs. Lander and Mrs. Smith argue early retirement targets older staff, while School Board leaders defend the policy as educational and progressive, with costs of about 1500 dollars to pursue the case.
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Vermont School Directors’ Association
Charles Nichols
Supreme Court
Barre City
Rutland
Middlebury
Smith
Lander
Pauline Cole
Alice Smith
Hartford
Woodstock
Who will pay Battick medical bills near $50,000 mark
Burlington reports Edward M. Battick, charged with murder, faces a medical bill burden near fifty thousand dollars. Hospital charges at Macy Fletcher Hospital reach about forty three thousand for basic room and board and ongoing operations while doctors and officials weigh who will cover the costs. No trial date has been set as Battick remains under guard and treatment continues following the Whipple’s Pharmacy incident last December.
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Battick
Burlington
Edward M. Battick
Manchester Town
Dana Thompson
Macy Fletcher Hospital
Burlington Hospital
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Hattick
Whipple
Phar
Macy
Thompson
Hhattick
Manchester Village
George Hoag
Corrections Department
Robert Burger
James FE. DeMeules
DeMaules
DeMerles
Obituary notices for Kilfoile and Weixel in Bennington area
Obituary notices report Joseph J. Kilfoile died at home in Morgan Street Extension after 48 years as a chauffeur for the James A. Eddy family. The Troy native, born Oct 25, 18, married Anna Crasland. funeral at St Francis de Sales Church with burial in Perk Lawn Cemetery. Weixel died in Corry, Pennsylvania while visiting relatives. survivor list includes nieces and nephews, with funeral in Pittsburgh’s St Cyril's Church.
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Joseph J. Kalmile
James A. Eddy
Old Bennington
Thomas McDonald
Morgan Street
William and
Elizabeth (Buckley) Kilfoile
Troy
N.Y
Anna Crasland
St. Francis Church
St. Francis de Sales
Mahar & Son Funeral
Perk Lawn Cemetery
Is Friends
Bennington Rescue Squad
Funeral Home
Satan Rs. Weixel
Franklyn H. Churchill
Fillmore St
Corry
Miss Weixel
Pittsburgh
Offi St. John’s Hospital
The
Churchills
St. Francis de Sales Church
Frances Mulray
Philadelphia
Albert Mulray
Arthur Hartman
Warren
Ohio
Churchill
Jackson Stewart
Bennington
St. Cyril's Church
That City
Vermont Legal Aid Names New President James Brock
Montpelier attorney James Brock was elected president of Vermont Legal Aid at Friday's board meeting. He succeeds Ralph Foote of Middlebury, who stepped down to take on broader duties as president of the Vermont Bar Association.
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Montpelier
vPas National Tire Insurance Company
James Brock
Vermont Legal Aid
Ralph Foote
Middlebury
Vermont Bar Association
Brock
Legal Aid Board
Shaftsbury Garden Club Holds 45th Meeting and Flower Show
Shaftsbury Garden Club held its 45th meeting on Wednesday night featuring a members flower show with three classes. Arrangements were judged by Bennington Garden Club members Mrs. Frederick Reacher and Mrs. Richard B. Leake with top picks by Posy Gerlach Dorothy Gaye and Mildred Walton and Mildred Walton named overall outstanding entry. Refreshments were served by Jane Altobell Razel Fritz and Clare Timmerman.
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Shaftsbury Garden Club
Bennington Garden Club
Frederick Reacher
Richard B. Leake
Hower
Jane Altobell
Razel Fritz
Clare Timmerman
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Nixon Campaign Finance
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Ben Mont
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Diana Rigg
Manupent Plaza Shopping
Patriot
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Cony Aly Esunias
Putnam’s
Nixon
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
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Jacob Javits
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Tabor
Cost of Living Council
CLC
Skylab
Joseph J. Kilfoile
Sarah E
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Bynnington
Semsrocen
Weanington Banner
Bannreadfishter Core
United Press
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