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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1969

Page

2

Five Die in Fiery Wreck at Flint Intersection

A gasoline truck toppled a tanker and spilled 11 000 gallons of gasoline at Pierson Road and Clio Street in Flint killing five people trapped in cars. Victims unnamed or tentatively identified include a 2 year old and a mother with a burned body found near a dump truck. The truck driver was killed by a downed power line. Firefighters battled the blaze for over an hour. damage estimated at 105 000 dollars.

Flint, Mich UPI Clifford Walters Walters Pierson Road Clio Street Leonard C. Roche Roche Genesee County Sheriff's Deputies Bruce F Detman Fenton Homer Anderson Flint Donald Plamandon Michael Black Mary Black Jack E. Kelley Elsie Tulsa Oil Co Detroit Mana Ger Clio Road

Beau May Restaurant and Lounge Dining Experience Promoted

The ad highlights a French atmosphere at Beau May Restaurant and Lounge located at 225 North Bennington Road with a $1.10 business lunch and daily specials. It mentions wine pairings with fruits and desserts, plus friendly service and a casual dress code. It also provides contact number 442-9809 and urges dining with a cheerful, family-friendly vibe.

Beaumay Restaurant North Bennington Road

HEW weighs grant to NWRO welfare group

Washington considers giving 100000 dollars a year to the National Welfare Rights Organization to guide disabled individuals to state rehab and agency services. NWRO, led by relief mothers, claims 250 affiliates and 30000 members in 100 cities. The plan, still under HEW review, aims to set up a nationwide information network and evaluate outcomes. Nearby tornadoes and frost warnings color a weather picture with heavy rain in Texas and a 100 degree heat spike forecast in the Southwest.

Washington UPI Nixon Robert H. Finch National Welfare Rights Organization NWRO Russell B. Long D-La Capitol Hill Michigan Washtenaw County Ann Arbor Ohio State Capitol John G. Veneman Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW National Self-Help Corporation Veneman Plains United States Nebraska Ravenna Neb Brownsville Tex Blythe and Needles Calif International Falls Minn

Langwins Beards Contest in Lahaina Whaling Spree

In Lahaina Hawaii Tony Lang won the weekend beard growing contest though he did not have a full beard. Lang entered the sideburns only category and judges named him overall winner for his impressive sideburns.

Laihaina Hawaii UPI Lahaina Tony Lang Lang

Flaming gasoline barge threatens Missouri river bridge

A barge carrying 847000 gallons of gasoline burned against a railroad bridge on the Mississippi River near Quincy Illinois. Four men were missing presumed dead, four injured, and crews sought others as flames and explosions lit the night sky. The barge drifted toward Quincy eight miles downstream before being separated from a second burning barge.

Quincy, Ill UPI Mississippi River la Grange William R. Opitz Memphis Tenn Quincy Opitz Triangle Oil Co Glen Naples Triangle Albert Frieden W. C. Mitchell Erin Jean Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Missouri

Six Candidates Vie To Succeed De Gaulle

In Paris six hopefuls compete to take over after Charles de Gaulle with Alain Poher joining late. Polls show Poher mounting a strong challenge to favorite Georges Pompidou ahead of the June 1 presidential election.

de Gaulle Paris UPI Charles de Gaulle France Alain Poher Poher Georges Pompidou

Saigon shelling as Rogers arrives for talks on peace

UPI reports Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces shelled Saigon and Tan Son Nhut Air Base as Secretary Rogers arrived for a fact finding mission. Attacks near the capital tapered after heavy overnight fighting left dozens of guerrillas dead and two US soldiers killed. Nominations close at midnight in France with a Trotskyist schoolteacher candidate rising amid a crowded field.

Saigon UPI Tan Son Nhut William P. Rogers Nixon Rogers Paris U.S Long Binh-Bien Hoa

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