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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1966

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Voters Turnout Brisk in Bennington County Election

Voters at several Bennington County polls reported brisk turnout as residents weighed state and local races and a $310000 bond proposal to enlarge the water supply. Absentees totaled 253 in Bennington and 295 voted by noon in Manchester amid mild, cloudy weather. Subdistrict races include incumbents and challengers in District III and District II with candidates from both parties vying for Vermont House seats in Manchester and Shaftsbury areas.

Bennington County Bennington Mary Hodeck Hodeck David J. Allen Montpelier Subdistrict I Subdistrict II Daisy L. Myers Everett S. Lillie Robert F. Kearns Hugh E. Clark H. James Wallace George van Santvoord Harriet Davis GOP Manchester

Vermont Missionary Arrested in Rhodesia

In Rhodesia Rev. Charles Blakney a 38 year old Vermont Congregational missionary faced charges for saying a police torture claim in a Salisbury sermon. He is scheduled for trial November 21 with potential jail or expulsion as penalties.

Vermont Rhodesia London VPI Salisbury Charles Blakney Saxton’s River Blakney United Churches Board of World Ministers New York Boston Noel Saltar British Council of Church International Saltar Salar Congregational Church

LBJ Predicts Record Voting at Pedernales Polls

President Johnson voted early in Texas forecasting a record turnout in an off year. He and Mrs. Johnson cast ballots in a Pedernales Electric Cooperative building after a 15 mile drive from the ranch. He urged Texans to vote for what is best for the country and noted no major party shift in Congress.

Johnson City Tex UPI Johnson Pedernales Electric Cooperative Texas Lawrence F. O’brien Democratic Party House Senate O’brien Johnsons Army Hospital Naval Hospital Maryland Larry O’brien

Bruso Injured in Rt 1130 Tractor-Trailer Crash

Edmond J. Bruso of Bennington was critically injured when a tractor trailer struck him on Rt 1130 near here around 3 p.m. He suffered a fractured skull and multiple injuries. Bruso, a Morse Construction Co. worker, was taken from the scene by Brewster Ambulance to Putnam Memorial Hospital and then to Albany Medical Center. The truck was operated by Charles A. Tatro of Taunton, Massachusetts. State police and a Manchester trooper investigated. further details pending.

Winhall Edmond J. Bruso Beech St Bennington Albany Medical Center Here Brewster Ambulance Service Putnam Memorial Hospital

120000 Vermonters Vote in Today’s Election

In Montpelier UPI Gov Hoff seeks a third two year term against Richard Snelling as about 120000 voters go to the polls amid heavy turnout and overcast skies. Hoff and Snelling both cast ballots in Burlington and Shelburne with long lines and parking problems noted. Incumbent Rep Robert Stafford favored to win a fourth term over William Ryan in Vermont’s lone House race.

Brattleboro Burlington Hoff Shelburne Snelling Bennington Rutland Montpelier St. Albans South End

InsideSomerset Editorial by Carla Walter on City Idea

On the Inside an editorial by Carla Walter debates the concept of a city in Somerset. A Pownal booklet author explains the motivation behind her writing. Arlingtonians prepare questions for the School Board about proposed additions.

Carla Walter Somerset Arlingtonians

Troops guard New Delhi after bloody religious riot

Indian army ringed key installations in the capital to prevent a recurrence of Monday’s violence led by Hindu monks. Police and troops arrested several Hindus including a member of parliament after a 25 minute shotgun barrage left eight dead and up to 200 wounded.

New Delhi UPI G. L. Nanda Indira Ghandi Congress Party Swamy Rameshwaranda All India Radio

Viet Assembly Demands End to Army Veto Power

In Saigon a rebelled constituent assembly demanded stripping the military government of power to veto and alter the constitution they are drafting. Over 20 speakers condemned Lt. Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu's decree allowing a veto, while noting a two thirds assembly majority could overrule. The body, elected Sept 11, aims to finish a constitution by February to guide a transition to civilian rule.

Nguyen van Thieu

Minor Parties Hold Key In New York Gubernatorial Race

New York voters face a tight gubernatorial contest between incumbent Republican Nelson A. Rockefeller and Democratic rival Frank D. O Connor. The outcome hinges on minor party candidates Franklin D Roosevelt Jr and Paul Adams, with national implications for Kennedy Nixon and Humphrey.

Landgrove Dorset Winhall Peru Reid Lefevre William T. Burns Norman Fair Shaftsbury Tracy Kenyon Jr William E. Dailey N.Y Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr Paul Adams Robert F. Kennedy Dn.y Richard M. Nixon Rockefeller Michigan George Romney Nixon O’connor Hubert Humphrey

Erhard Faces Showdown as Vote of Confidence Sought

West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard faced a parliamentary setback as the Bundestag passed a motion demanding a vote of confidence on his tax policies. The 255 to 246 decision, backed by Social Democrats and Free Democrats after they left his coalition, increases pressure on his three year old government and may influence U.S. policy in Western Europe.

Social Democrats Free Democrats Erhard

History of New England hunting in Vermont faces looming limits

A feature by George B. Gordon traces hunting from precolonial Vermont to modern times, noting how wilderness gave way to farms and towns. It describes early abundance of trout, deer, moose, and beaver, then outlines European settlement driving forest clearing and resource use, with evolving land management needed to sustain public hunting.

Mason- Divvie Line Mississippi Vermont George B. Gordon Jamaica Southern Vermont Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs Connecticut River Watershed Council New England Connecticut Connecticut River Lake Champlain Europe British Isles England Green Mountains

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Clara May Hemenway Woodford Joseph Caracciola Putnam Hose River Street Genevieve Statin Joseph Carroll Subdistrict III James E. Hogan Earl Newman Bernard Winslow Hamilton LBJ E.J. Bruso Robert T. Stafford National Democratic William J. Ryan Stafford Vermonters Pownal India Viet Assembly Saigon UPS Constituent Assembly Nelson A. Rockefeller Albany Empire State New York City Frank D. O’connor History of
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