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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1966

Page

2

Wage talks resume in Vermont strike action

International Machinist Union and Butterfield Division of Union Twist Drill restart bargaining with federal mediator John O'Reilly in Concord New Hampshire at 2 30 p m The union seeks a 12 cent across the board raise and a modified union shop About 250 workers walked off February 28 in the dispute Meanwhile in Barre tax collector Enzo Ferrari vows to hit a $50 000 annual goal after beating a $25 000 target and a $35 000 quota was raised by the city council Nine owners were informed of back taxes due by today to avoid tax sales with three paying immediately

Derby Line UPI Striking International Machinist Union Butterfield John O’reilly Concord N.H Barre Enzo Ferrari Ferrari Thomas Duff

Burlington Hospital reports critical condition after Route 15 crash

Joseph LeBrecque 21 of Essex Junction remains in critical condition with a fractured skull after a Friday crash on Route 15 between Essex Junction and Essex Center. Lawrence Van Dor 32 of Jericho was also injured in the accident. Construction begins today on a 50 unit elderly housing project in Burlington. Kenclif Construction Co. is the low bidder at 681,500 and completion is set for 1967. In Montpelier, two library posts are filled. Fred L. Kenney becomes administrative assistant and Paul A. Snowman III is named Montpelier Regional Librarian. Kenney previously oversaw a $1 million annual budget in Windsor. Snowman hails from Glen Ridge, New Jersey.

Burlington UPS Joseph LeBrecque Essex Junction Mary Fletcher Hospital LeBrecque Route 15 Essex Center Lawrence van Dor Jericho Burlington Housing Authority Kenclif Construction Co Kenclif Montpelier Free Public Library Service Fred L. Kenney Windsor Vermont Fredonia College State University of New York Maine Department of Education Snowman Paramus Public Library New Jersey Milwaukee Public Library Gettysburg College Pennsylvania The University of Michigan

Teen in Critical Condition After High Tension Wire Incident

A 16 year old Hudson Falls youth identified as John Stark is in critical condition at Glens Falls Hospital with burns over about half his body. Police say a falling high tension wire arced over his shotgun barrel after Stark fired at an insulator during a dispute near exposed lines. The 115000 volt line was involved.

Glens Falls Hudson Falls John Stark Stark

Priest Found Dead in Creek Near Buffalo

The body of Very Rev Msgr Francis J OConnell editor in chief of Magnificat was found floating in a creek Sunday. He was missed after not appearing to celebrate Mass at the Sisters of St Joseph Motherhouse where he served as chaplain. Police note he wore civilian clothes and bore two bruises on the nose and neck. Loretta Lane Shop Opens in Latham In a $150000 copper roof building Colonie Supervisor William K Sanford and co owner Mrs Lee Hollander cut ribbons March 8. The 9000 square foot store doubles the former Loretta Lane area and marks a grand opening for the bridal and cocktail specialty shop.

Buffalo Francis J. O’connell Magnificat Sisters of St. Joseph Latham Loretta Lane Colonie William K. Sanford Lee Hollander Morton S. Hollander New York City

Berkshire housing clash over urban renewal duties

Pittsfield Housing Authority leaders discussed the 1.2 million Rose Manor elderly housing project and relocation of about 100 Jubilee area families. Mayor Del Gallo urged divesting the HA of urban renewal powers, while Chairman Froio defended the 5.3 million Jubilee project. Also, five people were hospitalized after a two car crash on Howland Avenue, including Robert Trottier and Billie Carr with multiple injuries.

Pittsfield Housing Authority Ward Robert Prentiss Rose Manor Remo del Gallo Ralph J. Froio Adams W.B. Plunkett Memorial Hospital Howland Avenue Robert M. Trottier North Adams Billie L. Carr Helen Carr Lawrence Haley Lucie Barnes

Adams Teachers Association Authorized as Bargaining Agent

The Adams Teachers Association is named the official bargaining agent for the Adams school system. A general meeting is set for March 31 to explain the bargaining procedure. North Adams permits remodeling of the Artery Arcade to create space for Quadland's Flowers and Gifts at 39 Main St, approved by the North Adams Redevelopment Authority.

Adams Adams Teachers Association North Adams Artery Arcade Quadland Main St North Adams Redevelopment Authority

Diefenbaker Faces Major Debate Over Name Names

Ottawa report on John Diefenbaker leading Conservatives in a crisis Commons debate over whether Liberal Justice Minister Lucien Cardin should name cabinet ministers linked to Gerda Munsinger and possibly resign. Pearson aims to seek inquiry to avoid floor airing.

Ottawa UPI John Diefenbaker Lester B. Pearson Lucien Cardin Cardin Diefenbaker Pearson Gerda Munsinger Munsinger Europe New York City Ottawa Athletics Royal Canadian Mounted Police Gerda Canada United States Britain Profumo John Profumo Harold Macmillan Christine Keeler Vancouver Island Pierre Sevigny

Castro blasts Red China over rice and war threats

Cuban premier Fidel Castro denounces Red China for using rice as blackmail and warns the United States he has powerful arms to fight any war. He says relations with Beijing could be cut and calls Mao Tse-Tung feeble minded while condemning a sugar for rice deal reversal as politically driven.

Miami UPI Fidel Castro Red China Cuba United States Havana Castro Mao Tse-Tung Mao

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