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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1969

Page

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Bennington Plant Hope hinges on state loan guarantee

JARD Inc a four founder firm plans a 50 000 square foot automated plant in Bennington with 800 000 for equipment and 400 000 for gear hoping to secure 90 percent loan guarantees from the Vermont Industrial Building Authority The project may break ground after funding and site approval with production targeted for January and the firm aims to supply power carrying components for air conditioners from Western Massachusetts or southern Vermont and the founders are Rollins Ars enault Drummond Paquin and Williams Dickey serves as bank liaison.

Sprague Electric Bennington County Industrial Corp BCIC Lyons Rollins Larry P. Arsenault James S. Drummond Williamstown Thomas T. Paquin North Bennington Paquin Bennington JARD State Building Authority Montpelier Industrial Corporation Atty John H. Williams II S. Whitney Dickey Catamount National Bank of Drummond Massachusetts Vermont

Bomb Laden Train Explodes Near Wells Nevada

A Western Pacific freight train carrying bombs and ammo exploded near Wells Nevada with 22 carloads igniting in a sequence that stretched hours. Four people were injured including Conductor Morton Johnson of Elko in serious condition. Army and Presidio personnel joined the investigation as authorities closed the area and warned aircraft away.

Acro Nevada Desert Tobar Wells Army Ordance Ogden Utah Presidio San Francisco

Tax Surcharge Battle Aims for House Passage Today

President Nixon seeks to extend the 10 per cent income tax surcharge with a noon House vote. GOP Leader Ford cites 170 supporters while Democrats pledge remaining votes. The extension would run six months at 10 per cent then five per cent for six months, delaying June 30 1970.

Washington UPI Nixon House Senate Gerald R. Ford Michigan Congress

Davis to Meet Interna tional Paper on Stratton Development

Gov. Deane C. Davis plans a July meeting with Edward B. Hinman president of International Paper Co to discuss a proposed 14 000 acre Stratton real estate project in southern Vermont. Davis seeks details as concerns over rapid growth and service burdens prompt steps for local planning help and possible state development controls.

Davis Vermont

Inside Editorial Questions Dirksen Marigolds Morality

An Inside editorial urges Dirksen to focus on marigolds and morality rather than the AMA. Reston wonders why Nixon has made many avoidable blunders. Page references: Page 4 for both.

Sen. Dirksen AMA James Reston Nixon

AMA Hasnt Won a Thing Knowles and Egeberg Debate Health Policy

Dr. John H. Knowles, rejected as the nation's top health officer, says the AMA hasnt won a thing because Dr. Roger O. Egeberg shares his liberal health philosophy. Knowles, director of Massachusetts General Hospital, alleges AMA power swayed HEW Secretary Finch to appoint Egeberg, dean of USC Medical School, amid Nixon era budget cuts and hospital policy battles.

Boston UPD John H. Knowles American Medical Association AMA Roger O. Egeberg Knowles Robert H. Finch Department of Health, Education and Welfare Republican Finch Egeberg University of Southern California Medical School Massachusetts General Hospital Washington Twasn Nixon The

Israel Commandos Target Egyptian Power Line Raid

Israeli commandos rode helicopters 137 miles into Egypt and blew up a 500 kilovolt line from the Aswan Dam toward Cairo, Tel Aviv said, with no losses. Egypt denied the claim, suggesting the damage may have occurred elsewhere. The action followed a wave of cross border raids during rising Middle East tension. Meir planned to delay a Washington visit because of Nixon’s travel schedule.

United Press International Egypt Aswan Dam Cairo Tel Aviv Mohamed el- Zayyat United Arab Republic Middle East Dizengoff Street Red Sea Israel Jordan Sea of Galilee Suhaj

Rockefeller arrives in Argentina as police guard visit

United States official Nelson Rockefeller arrives in Buenos Aires for the Latin America mission. About 15,000 police guard the Rockefeller party to deter anti American demonstrations as unrest grows under Ongania's regime. Rockefeller says he comes to listen, not to offer solutions, and highlights that not everything is going well in the hemisphere.

Buenos Aires UPID Nelson A. Rockefeller New York Latin America Nixon Rockefeller Party Rockefeller United States Hemisphere Tucuman Ezeiza International Aeroparque Air Force UPI Argentina

Terrorists Blast Cardiff Post Office

A bomb shattered the Cowbridge Road Post Office mail sorting room in Cardiff amid heightened security for Prince Charles investiture events. The attack marks the fourth bombing in three months as Prime Minister Wilson deploys troops and police to safeguard the heir and visiting dignitaries, with 2,500 troops and 2,400 officers in the area.

Caernarvonn Wales WUPI Cardiff Prince Charles Prince of Wales Cowbridge Road Harold Wilson Nixon Tricia Trevor Pearson Here Britain Pearson

Meals Tax In Snafu: 4 or 5 Percent

MONTPELIER UPI The attorney general's office and Tax Department study options to fix a legislative oversight in a 1969 rooms and meals tax hike from 4 to 5 percent. The bill requires restaurants and lodges to remit only 4 percent, prompting talks on using a Tax Department order to collect the extra 1 percent.

Montpelier UPI Attorney General’s Office Tax Department Elbert Moulton

Moise Tshombe Dies In Algerian Prison

Former Congolese premier Moise Tshombe died in an Algerian jail at 49 after a sleep heart attack. Kidnapped on June 30, 1967, he had been jailed in Algiers for two years amid exile and in absentia murder and coup convictions. He led Katanga during secession before U.N. action.

Algiers UPI Moise Tshombe Congo Africa Tsombe Ibiza Spain Mallorca Tshombe Katanga U.N Belgium Algeria Israel Patrice Lumumba Musumba Moise

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