Housing Measure Killed in Vermont Senate Vote
The Vermont Senate rejected the House backed fair housing bill by a 15 to 14 vote after over an hour of debate. Gov Hoff expressed bitterness over the decision, while some senators had indicated support before the vote. Revival would require a petition for reconsideration, unlikely per governor's office. Page 10, See FAIR HOUSING.
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Walter Wheatley
Borange
Philip H. Hoff
Senate
Torrey Canyon Bombed To Curb Oil Spill Risk
Royal Air Force jets bombed the stricken Torrey Canyon to halt it from spilling more oil into British shores. Forty-two bombs set the 974-foot tanker ablaze, black smoke rising as flames spread over miles. The act followed the tanker’s grounding on Seven Stones Reef and mounting ecological fear along a 120 mile coastline.
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Land’s End
England
UPI
Royal Air Force
Torrey Canyon
Britain
Seven Stones Reef
RAF
Harold Wilson
Wilson
RAF Bomber Command
Sir Winston Churchill
Che Guevara Organized Guerrilla Army in Bolivia
LA PAZ AP reports Bolivian army commander Gen Jorge Belmonte Ardiles says Che Guevara organized a guerrilla army in Bolivia's southeastern mountains with reports of Chinese Cuban and European Communists among the ranks. He notes clashes near Sucre as troops strike guerrilla hideouts. emergency measures followed.
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Guevara
Fidel Castro
Bolivia
Castro
Belmonte
Sucre
Camiri
Rene Barrientos
Plane Lands After Losing Propeller Over New Haven to Burlington Route
A twin-engine Piper Aztec piloted by Francis Scott of East Haven Conn lost a right propeller in flight and made an emergency landing at Warren County Airport near Granville N Y. Fire crews assisted after Scott reported the incident at about 2 p.m. No damage was reported to the aircraft, and police continue an investigation into the detached propeller.
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Granville
N. Y
New Haven
Scott
East Haven
Conn
FAA
Bay Ridge
South Queensbury
Inside Editorial Urges Restore Funds for Mental Health
An editorial on page 4 argues for restoring funding to community mental health programs. Carlo Walter, the columnist, notes regional warmth in the north and highlights ongoing programs and needs.
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Carlo Walter
North
Birth Control Approval in Pope Pauls Encyclical
Vatican City UPI reports Pope Paul VI approved government birth control campaigns but did not specify artificial methods. The encyclical signals approval of population planning while leaving details open to interpretation.
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Pope Pauls
Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Pontiff
Holy Father
Paolo Poupard
Vatican
Paul
Thant Peace Plan Hints at Global War Risk
United Nations Secretary General Thant unveiled a three point Vietnam peace plan calling for an immediate cease fire and preliminary talks. He warned the war could widen to involve Communist China and the Soviet Union if parties fail to compromise while noting no firm rejection of his ideas by Hanoi.
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United Nations
UPI
Thant
Vietnam
Viet Cong
Liberation Front
South Vietnam
Indochina
Hanoi
China
Soviet Union
Rangoon
Warren Wire walkout ends as production resumes
Warren Wire Co employees return to work ending a protest by Local 6614 after a firing dispute involving Terry Carey. Carey was reinstated and to avoid operating the new machine until union talks end. About 150 union members attended a closed meeting, with the strike’s momentum easing as talks continued. Warren Wire, a General Cable division, has a contract due for renegotiation in November.
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United Steelworkers Local 6614
Warren Wire Co
Sullivan
United Steelworkers
Francis Bent
Bennington
Terry Carey
Center
Union
Earl Bourdon
Concord
N.H
South Pownal
Warren Wire
Weiners
United Steelworkers Union
Pownal
General Cable Corp
Cornish Wire Co
Williamstown
Mass
BCHS Honors SVL Champions Saber Day Parade Fetes 1966 67 Sabers
BCHS students honored the 1966 67 Bennington Catholic High School Saber basketball team with a large parade along Gage Street Main Street and North Street. The team led by coach and Captain lineup including Joe Bizzarro and Tim LeRay celebrated their third straight SVL title and near state Class L crown. Six seniors were singled for acclaim as co captains Moore Hart and five others were part of the celebration with a BCHS dance later that night announcing Moore and Hart as next season captains. The parade drew large crowds as the first undefeated regular season Saber squad in BCHS history.
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Bennington Catholic
Joe Bizzarro
BCHS
Gage Street
Safford St
Main
Bennington
North Street
Bill Brooks
Don
Chaffin
Alan Plante
Tim LeRay
Ed Pierce
Tim Racicot
Saber Squad
J. J. Moore
Denny Hart
Scott Racicot
David LaCroix
Greg Maguire
Moore and
Hart
Saber
Sabers
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North Bennington
Burr Am
Sutton
Union Kitchen
Warren
Bennington Catholic High School
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