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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1966

Page

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Marines Battle On Two Fronts Near Vietnam Fronts

UPI reports Marines fighting on two main fronts in Vietnam. In Saigon area, five American planes lost including Skyknight electronic jammer. An Hoa fell to Communist forces, Marines helicoptered in to confront attackers. Operation Texas counted 46 Viet Cong killed on ground and about 150 by air. Near Hue, Marines clashed with Viet Cong, with 34 killed by body count and an additional 51 by air and artillery. B52 bombers hit Viet Cong positions in War Zone D in support of Operation Silver City.

Saigon UPI Wvu U. S An Hoa Quang Ngai Texas Utah Hue Ap Trung Thanh Thanh Hoa Panhandle U.S Silver City

Viet Buddhist Leaders Urge Readiness After Ky Warning

In Saigon UPI reports that Viet Nam's major Buddhist leaders, angered by Premier Ky's warning against demonstrations, told followers to be ready for action if needed. The unified Buddhist church issued a communique expressing surprise at Ky's remarks after a conciliatory tone.

Saigon UPI Viet Nam Nguyen Cao Ky Unified Buddhist Church Thich Tam Chau Dalat Nguyen Cainh Thi

Three N Y Papers To Merge Into World Journal Tribune

New York Herald Tribune New York Journal American and World Telegram and Sun announce plans to file notice with the U S Department of Justice on Tuesday March 22 to merge into World Journal Tribune Inc. The new company will publish a morning paper the Herald Tribune an afternoon World Journal and a Sunday World Journal and Tribune.

NEW York UPI New York Herald Tribune New York Journal-American Hearst Corp E. W. Scripps Co Scripps -Howard Whitney Communications Corp New York World-Telegram and Sun Department of Justice World Journal Tribune Inc the Herald Tribune The World Journal World Journal and Tribune

Merit Pay Plan for Teachers Endorsed in Vermont

Vermont Education Commissioner Richard Gibboney advocates a merit pay plan to boost incentives for teachers and attract higher quality candidates. He supports local board implementation and opposes statewide mandates, hoping the proposal sparks broader discussion.

Gibboney

LBJ urges Congress on protections for consumers in lending and packaging

President Johnson renews requests for federal safeguards against unfair lending and packaging practices. He calls for clear pricing of credit, safer product labeling, and penalties for dangerous drugs, arguing consumers deserve informed choices and stable purchasing power.

Washington UPI Johnson Congress

High Winds Delay US Navy H-Bomb Recovery

In Palomares Spain high winds and rough seas again delayed U S Navy efforts to lift a missing American H-bomb from 2 500 feet down in the Mediterranean. Weather kept search teams on hold while 6th Fleet units waited for a break in the conditions. The bomb has been missing for nine weeks near Spain's southeast coast after its parachute was seen attached to a midget submarine. Three other weapons from the January 17 B52 KC135 collision were recovered on land later.

Palomares Spain UPI U.S. Navy Mediterranean Sea Navy 6Th Fleet

Unidentified Flying Object Seen In Michigan by Many Witnesses

In Washtenaw County Michigan an unidentified flying object reportedly landed in a swamp near Ann Arbor. Police say at least 40 witnesses including 12 officers saw lights and a football shaped craft with antennas. the object rose to treetop level, then vanished after a brisk pursuit.

Ann Arbor Mich UPI Washtenaw County Stanley McFadden McFadden David Fitzpatrick Here Fitzpatrick Frank Manner Ronald Manner

Inside Columnist Argued Social Work Investigations

Alan Sophrin asserts social workers spend excessive time on Page 4 Map of the proposed by pass and relocation of U.S. 7 on Page 5, critiquing coverage focus and placement details.

Alan Sophrin U.S

Soviet Nuclear Subs Stationed Off Both Coasts

United Press International reports the Soviet Union has at least one nuclear powered missile submarine on station in the Atlantic and one in the Pacific at all times. These subs can reach U S coastlines in two to three days and could be deployed to firing positions near American population centers. The development is watched anxiously in Western capitals.

Washington UPS Soviet Union United States Atlantic Pacific U.S United Press International Europe

New York Thruway Safety Program Inaugurated

Albany New York State Police Troop T gains 48 officers bringing total to 266 with 223 troopers to crack down on speeders and drunken driving. Plan includes guide rails on sections with narrow separation and 58 miles of safety rails around fixed objects at a total cost of 2.78 million dollars. Despite a drop in overall accident rate last year fatalities rose.

Albany N.Y State Thruway Authority R. Burdell Bixby Bixby

High Court Rules In Obscenity Case

The Supreme Court ruled that Massachusetts improperly suppressed Fanny Hill, the 18th century novel about a prostitute. The Massachusetts high court had found it obscene, a decree upheld by Suffolk County Court. The Gloucester publisher argues obscenity laws limit free press protections. national courts have split on the issue.

Washington UPI Supreme Court Massachusetts Fanny Hill Massachusetts Supreme Court Suffolk County Superior Court John Cleland London G. P. Putnam’s Sons New York New Jersey Illinois Massachusetts High Court U.S. Supreme Court

Accused Thief Breaks From Bennington County Jail

Police search the Bennington area for 42 year old Edward Jesse Smith of Oxford Connecticut who escaped from the county jail after arraignment for nighttime breaking and entering and larceny. He is 5 feet 3 inches, 145 pounds, brown hair and eyes with a scar above the lip. He wore a working jacket and pants at last sight. He had pleaded not guilty to the charges and to intoxication and was remanded for lack of a $2000 bail.

Bennington Edward Jesse Smith Oxford Conn Smith R.M. Albert Arlington

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