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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1973

Page

4

Connecticut's Ghost Hunters Ed and Lorraine Warren

Connecticut couple Ed and Lorraine Warren operate as professional ghost hunters touring New York California and Connecticut. They lecture for fees and offer free on call investigations while warning against seances and urging exorcism for possession cases. The pair claim 2000 haunted houses studied 4300 in New England and describe hauntings as events tied to tragic pasts and unsettled spirits.

Erlinda Villamor Monroe, Conn UPI Lorraine Warren Warrens Connecticut New York California Warren Mrs. Warren New England Bridgeport

U.S. Planes to Fly Direct to Dublin Under New Agreement

Washington announced a bilateral deal ending a ten month aviation dispute with Ireland. American flights may now fly to Dublin with mandatory stops at Shannon on both arrival and departure, while Dublin-bound travelers switch to Irish carriers for the short leg to the capital. The CAB must designate an airline to serve Dublin, with Pan Am the chosen candidate and TWA seeking reconsideration.

Washington UPT United States New York Ireland Dublin Shannon U.S Civil Aeronautics Board CAB Pan American World Airways Trans World Airlines Pan Am TWA Seaboard Airlines

Bruise halts air service at Heathrow Airport

A faulty luggage door on a Boeing 747 halted BOAC BOAC flights for over two hours at Heathrow, delaying about 1200 passengers as engineers inspect the door after a loader injured a leg. The incident disrupted air service and prompted an emergency response from airline staff.

London British Overseas Airways Corp Heathrow

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