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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1967

Page

18

New England Escalates War on Criminal Elements

In Boston a six state crackdown on organized crime intensified with a Logan Airport meeting of state and federal officials, aMassachusetts confession by a top underworld figure, Rhode Island creating an organized crime unit, New Hampshire seeking FBI transcripts, and Massachusetts officials denying intercession for parolees. The discussions focused on national and regional gang activity and the impact of FBI records.

Boston UPD New England Logan International Airport Elliot L. Richardson U.S Massachusetts Rhode Island Richardson Clark FBI Joseph (Barboza) Baron Swampscott Commonwealth Crime Land Baron Barnstable House of Correction Herbert F. DeSimone Richard Israel Woonsocket Israel DeSimone Underworld Providence New Hampshire Cosa Nostra Executive McDonough Patriarca State Parole Board Joseph F. McCormack Baione Santaniello

Dorset obituaries and regional crime notes listed

Obituaries detail Lucretia Terry and James W. Alexander with funeral arrangements and survivors. Other items report Almeda Gallup death in Woodford and Charles Harris III promotion, plus aviation and crime notes involving state and federal authorities, organized crime figures, and parole concerns.

Hospital Notes May 24 1967 Admissions and Births

Hospital notes list admissions Genevieve Jacobs Wilimg ton Barbara Hoard Bennington and others. Births include daughters to David Hall Box 306 North St Hoosick and to Robert Lohnes Box 28 Hoosick a daughter May 24. The Paquin family in Ohio welcomed a fourth son Raymond Paquin III Chris Jeff with grandparents named.

David Hall North St Robert Lohnes Box 28 Hoosick Ernest Mears Fuller Road Bennington Robert Pollard High St Hoosick Falls Raymond Paquin Jr Olmstead Ohio Raymond III Chris Jeff Raymond Kinley Albany, N.Y Raymond Paquin Sr Paquin

Funeral Rites Held For Burton Cross in Shaftsbury

Burton R Cross longtime Shaftsbury resident and WWI Army veteran received military honors at his funeral held Wednesday at Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home Bennington. Bearers included Carroll Cross Paul Cross and others with American Legion officers presenting flag to Mrs Cross. Burial at Center Shaftsbury.

Woodford Almeda W. Gallup Clyde Peck Grandview St Ledyard Conn Hiram Annie (Stillman) Whipple William C. Gallup Poquotanuck Peck Lloyd Nelson Sunapee N.H Gertrude Gallup Thomas Baudro Gales Ferry Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home Poquetanuck Cemetery Connecticut Shaftsbury Burton R. Cross Hanson- Walbridge Bennington A. J. MacDonald Shaftsbury Methodist Church Carroll Cross Paul Cross Wallace Mattison Jr Joseph Cross Merton Cross Charles Becker Cross U.S. Army American Legion Edward Reod James Hamilton Cmdr. Rood John Goyette Nicholas Santo Mt. Anthony Union High School MacDonald Center Shaftsbury North Bennington Maurice J. Peckham Marguerite Morin Hanson-Walbridge H. Glenn Payne First Baptist Church Harry Andrews Gordon Peckham James Bow William Carroll Anthony Cardellicchio Leonard Fortin Union Carbide Norshaft Lions Club Payne Park Lawn Cemetery

Nasser Rebuffs U.N. as Gulf Blockade Persists

President Nasser refused to lift the Gulf of Aqaba blockade and rejected a U.N. peace-keeping force. Thant met with Nasser in Cairo while Israel and Arab states mobilized. Egyptian officials signaled readiness to cooperate with the UN but would not concede on blocking Aqaba or reinstate the 3,400-man force.

Gamal Abdel Nasser Gulf of Aqaba U.N Egypt Thant Nasser Aqaba Cairo al Ahram Israel U.A.R United Nations

Fluoridation A Failure Officials Told

A special dental health study commission heard conflicting testimony on fluoridation. Howard M. Thompson said fluoridation is a colossal failure after a decade of study, while Finn Brudevole of the Forsythe Institute argued fluoridation has worked in Sweden England and Australia. Thompson, with Bell Telephone Laboratories, cited negligible declines in decayed missing or filled teeth.

Boston UPI Special Dental Health Study Commission Howard M. Thompson Northampton State House Finn Brudevole Forsythe Institute of Dentistry Sweden England Australia Thompson Bell Telephone Laboratories

Vermont LWV Elects Officers at Convention

The Vermont League of Women Voters elected new officers for two year terms at its biennial Mountain Top Inn convention. Over 100 attended as the group discussed natural resources legislation, a Vermont Constitution revision, and forming a School of International Affairs. The business session outlined two years of action focused on natural resources and constitutional revision with officers Karl Anderson, Walter Stockmayer, Maureen McNamara, Edgar Weed, Rowland Illick in leadership roles.

Chittenden Glen McKibben Vermont League of Women Voters Mountain Top Inn Legislative Council Sergeant W!ld Rutland League State Board John Nutting Burlington Arthur Gibb Gibb Vermont Karl Anderson Middlebury Walter Stockmayer Norwich Maureen McNamara Edgar Weed Barre Rowland Illick Clinton Cook Willis Curtis Woodstock James Dente Paul Krapcho

Bennington Circle V Sale and Hospital Entry

Bennington Briefs report a Circle V of the First Methodist Church hosting a food and bake sale from 4 to 6 Friday afternoon at the Central Vermont Public Service store. Philips Marcoux of 233 School St. entered New York Memorial Hospital today. Sp 5 Thomas P. Kinney on 30 days leave is now stationed in Vietnam. address provided for letters. Tonight's Mount Anthony Epitaph Cantata dress rehearsal at Mount Anthony Union High School Memorial Theater begins at 7 with a 9 p.m. run-through.

Circle V First Methodist Church Vermont Public Service Philips Marcoux School St New York Memorial Hospital East 68Th St New York N.Y Bennington Thomas P. Kinney Vietnam 330Th Trans. Co Apo San Francisco Calif Mount Anthony Memorial Theater Mount Anthony Union High School

Bennington College Ensemble stages The Visit of the Old Lady

Bennington College Ensemble Theatre presents Friedrich Durrenmatt's The Visit of the Old Lady May 25 26 27 and 28 at 8 p.m. in Barn Studio Theatre Bennington with no admission charge public invited Cast includes Gretchen Gray and Kenneth Wood as Claire Zachanassian and Alfred III Production involves the full acting corps with design by Pat Woodbridge Judith Davis and Peter Snider Projections by Ted Kirby and a score by Henry Brant Tickets available at the door from 7:30 p.m. each night Open to high school students Friday at 8:30 p.m. 78-seat capacity

Bennington College Ensemble Theatre Friedrich Durrenmatt Bennington College Claire Zachanassian Alfred III Gretchen Gray Kenneth Wood Pat Woodbridge Judith Davis Peter Snider Ted Kirby Frank Baker Henry Brant Barn Studio Theatre

Stock Averages In New York May 25 1967

Dow Jones and Co at Albany reports noon figures for May 25 1967 showing 30 Industrials at 871.21, up 8.79. 20 Railroads at 240.14, up .70. 15 Utilities at 135.26, up .32. composite average 313.29, up 2.10 with volume 4,240,000.

Dow-Jones—Bache & Co Albany

Officials Say Pranksters Yes Discuss in No Montpelier

In Montpelier Vermont City officials restricted a protest at Goddard College and Vermont College after 300 Norwich University cadets invaded campus grounds. The Vermont Student Movement and Free University Weekend faced strict ground rules with walk-only access to a memorial tower and park closures. Police fire and safety personnel prepared for potential incidents while Norwich officials decide on any disciplinary actions.

Irving University Washington County Norwich

Accidents Reported In Vermont Suspected Minor Injuries

A North Pownal woman Lucy Duval 48 was taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital after a two car collision on Vermont Route 346 in front of Warren Wire Co. plant. Julia Buck 41 and Nancy McNicol 18 were the other drivers. Buck’s vehicle hit McNicol’s car in the Warren Wire lot. Four Rutland Hospital admissions followed another crash on U.S. 7 near Emerald Lake at 10:55 p.m. Wednesday involving Dan J. Wood 22 and passengers Lynda Wood 19 Michael Nerney 20 Thomas Nerney 22 Danny Wood 1. A 14 year old Bennington boy on South Street was struck but not injured by a car driven by Raymond Armstrong. Minor damage reported to other vehicles on North Street near The Dinette at 9:55.

North Pownal Putnam Memorial Hospital Warren Wire Co Pownal Lucy Duval Julia Buck Buck Warren Wire Nancy McNicol Williamstown Mass Rutland Hospital U.S. 7 Emerald Lake Dan J. Wood Danby Lynda Wood Michael Nerney Thomas Nerney Danny Wood Wood Robert Bushee Dorset Bennington South Street John George Safford St Raymond KK. Armstrong North Hoosick N.Y Armstrong South St Darryl A. Pierce Bank St North Street Pierce Donald Roberts Rutland Dinette

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