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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1967

Page

2

Three Modern Tom Sawyers Lost In Mississippi River Cave

National Guardsmen and cave experts searched for three boys missing since Wednesday near Murphy cave along the Mississippi River in Hannibal Missouri. The boys Joe Hoag 13 Bill Hoag 11 and Edwin Dowell 14 may be trapped behind a shale slide after a cave in. Police planned drilling from the hill crown as a last resort while two boys who were with the trio said they left them near the cave mouth.

Hannibal, Mo UPI National Mark Twain Mississippi River Mike Hoag Missouri Illinois Murphy Cave Joe Hoag Bill Edwin Craig Dowell Lynn Strube John James Hannibal Arlo Baldwin Samuel L. Clemens Mississippi Valley Tom Sawyer Huckleberry Finn Tom Becky Thacher

Anti Viet War Mob Jeers U.S. Official in Germany

A screaming whistling mob in Munich jeered a U.S. official, reflecting antiwar protests outside the U.S. Consulate. The incident underscored growing tensions over the Vietnam War as American representatives faced hostile demonstrations on German soil.

U.S Germany Munich UPI U.S. Consul Robert Creel Hofgarten Johnson Frankfurt Nuernberg Hans Jochen Vogel Creel Vogel U.S. Army Stars and Stripes

Royal Invitation Extends To the Duchess of Windsor

Queen Elizabeth II invites the exiled Duchess of Windsor to a June 7 birthday tribute to Queen Mary at Marlborough House. The king’s brotherly gesture signals a potential end to the royal rift, with the couple accepting from New York.

Duchess of Windsor London UPI Edward VIII Elizabeth II Buckingham Palace Duke New York Mary Elizabeth Marlborough House Edward Stanley Baldwin Canterbury Palace

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