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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1967

Page

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Kosygin denounces U.S. Viet Policy at UN Assembly

Soviet Premier Kosygin, addressing an emergency UN General Assembly session, denounces American Vietnam policy and Israeli actions in the Middle East. He calls for U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam, condemns Israel's aggression, and warns of nuclear risk if major powers are drawn into the war. He urges the UN to compel Israel to respect international law and to hold aggressors to account.

United Nations UPN Alexei WN Kosygin Vietnam Israel United Nations General Assembly Middle East Soviet Union Security Council Mideast Moscow Gaza Jerusalem Germany United States Assembly Britain Democratic Republic of U.S

Pizzano Optimistic On BCHS Rental Prospects

Vincent Pizzano said negotiations for a BCHS rental of the Mt. Anthony school facility show promise for next year though two issues remain. He downplayed problems raised by Marian Taylor and noted the month to month lease stipulation as the stickier point, hoping contracts move to attorney review soon. In Thurmont Maryland UPI reported Haro ld Holt caused a stir when his poolside trunks slipped down at Camp David drawing amused reactions from onlookers.

Vincent Pizzano Bennington Catholic High School Mt. Anthony BCHS Marian C. Taylor Union School Board Pizzano Thurmont, Md UPI Harold Holt Camp David Johnson Holt

Wade 24 killed in Stoddard motorcycle crash

Bryce K Wade 24 of 339 Dewey St Bennington died from a crushed skull when his motorcycle struck a guardrail and he was hurled against a fence along N Y 9 in Stoddard N H early Saturday He was pronounced dead at the scene by Cheshire County Medical Referee Dr James M Ballou Wade was returning from races in London N H Helen Mialkowski of Brattleboro swerved to miss the body and struck the motorcycle but was uninjured Funeral services were held this afternoon at Hanson-Wardbridge Funeral Home with burial in Park Lawn Cemetery Survivors include his mother Marjorie Wade of Bennington his father of Schenectady N Y a brother Allen R Wade of Bennington a half brother Samuel Colliano and a half sister Linda Colliano both of Bennington and several aunts uncles and cousins.

Stoddard N.H Bryce K. Wade Dewey St Bennington N.Y. 9 Cheshire County James M. Ballou Wade London Helen Mialkowski Brattleboro Bryce Kilbourne Marjorie (Allen) Wade Bennington High School Goodrich Motorcycle Sales Co Potter Hill N.Y Army Vermont National Guard 86Th Engineer Co Marjorie Wade

Inside June brides galore and opinion notes pages

Columnist Gerald Raftery comments on Senator Long and liberal friends on Page 4 while columnist Alan Sophrin argues that dissent could aid the army. The item previews content across Inside June issues Pages 2 to 4.

Gerald Raftery Sen. Long Alan Sophrin Army

Five Principles For Middle East Peace From LBJ Speech

President Johnson outlined five core principles for Middle East peace including ending the arms race and UN reporting of arms shipments. He urged that Arabs and Israelis share responsibility for long term peace and cautioned against external meddling that ignores regional rights and needs. He called for national life, refugee justice, free maritime passage, arms race limits, and territorial integrity as the path to durable peace. The remarks stressed that peace hinges on regional leaders and citizens taking initiative, while condemning renewed hostilities and blockades.

Washington UPD Johnson Middle East United Nations United States Soviet Union State Department U.N. General Assembly Alexei Kosygin America Gamal Abdel Nasser Gulf of Aqaba Mideast U.N

State Board Grants BBS One Year Waiver With Conditions

The Vermont State Board of Education granted Burr and Burton Seminary a one year waiver until July 1, 1968 after findings of near disapproval for not meeting minimum standards. Progress in the practical arts must be shown by November 1, 1967 and a majority of BBS trustees must be elected by then to represent sending towns. A plan for trustee elections may be devised by the current board or voters.

Montpelier — Burr and Burton Seminary State Board of Education Richard A. Gibboney Manchester BBS Harold Ron) Raynolds

State To Review School Aid Formula

MONTPELIER The state Board of Education agreed to study revising the state aid formula so Bennington and other communities hit by parochial school closings could receive added aid immediately to cover enrollment increases. The current system bases aid on public school enrollment as of January. Bennington would only appear in 1968-69 figures. The board will consider immediate aid when enrollment expectations change between January and September, a change requiring special legislation. Mrs. Marian C. Taylor urged action, noting BCHS closed at an inopportune time and taxpayers have been taxed beyond recall.

Montpelier State Board of Education Bennington BCHS Marian C. Taylor

Body Found in Poultney May Be Stolen From Grave

A decomposed body found near St Catherine State Park in Poultney may be 17 year old Donna Lee Wilkins whose body disappeared from a Granville cemetery on April 19 or 20. Rutland County authorities plan fingerprinting and an autopsy in Montpelier to confirm identity and potential meningitis concerns. The discovery near a dirt road prompted police to seal the area as they awaited the pathologist.

Richard F. Woodruff Granville Vermont New York Craig Colony Hospital Onyea N.Y Poultney Charles L. Durran Montpelier Wilkins Ronald Woodward Vermont State Police Woodward

Syria accused of cease fire violation near Kuneitra

Jerusalem reports Israel says Syria tried to breach the cease fire line near Kuneitra on Sunday night, the first violation cited since the Middle East war ended. Israel opens holy sites in Jerusalem to Christians and Muslims with access rules noted. Arab families evacuate Jerusalem old city quarters amid conflicting government statements.

Jerusalem UPI Israel Syria Kuneitra Middle East Old City Jordan Terasi

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