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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1966

Page

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Judge McCarthy Urges End to Wars at Veterans Day

Veterans Day speaker Mrs. Marion McCarthy urged viewing the world from a different planet to see two meanings of the holiday. She called for gratitude to servicemen and an end to war as a means of settling disputes, suggesting the name change to United Nations Day could reflect deeper aims of Nov. 11. She noted the UN offers a path to peaceful living under divine guidance and emphasized commemorating hopes through the UN and honoring those who served in "horrid" conflicts.

Marion McCarthy Bennington County New Memorial Park South Street Earth United Nations U.N McCarthy Salvatore Santarcangelo Henry H. Mallory

Balloting Procedures Questioned by Voter

A Bennington Elementary School polling day drew scrutiny over party checkers from Democratic and Republican groups marking off voters. Officials say checkers may be behind the checkout but not interfere, with guidance from a Director of State. Some clerks report unclear directives. No complaints noted in Manchester where cooperation was full.

Slet Bennington Lodge of Elks Smart South Street Bennington Catholic High School Mt. Anthony Nick Santo John Goyette 86Th Engineers Robert Houle Bennington Main Street Bennington Board of Civil Authority John Proud Proud Board of Civil Authority Mary Hodek Secretary of State Harry H. Cooley Hodeck Paul Bohne Jr Manchester Clara May Hemenway Cooley Manchester Board of Civil Authority Miss Hemenway

Radar Plane Crashes in North Atlantic Off Nantucket

A US Air Force EC-121 radar picket plane with 19 crew aboard crashed 125 miles east of Nantucket in fog and rough seas. No survivors found after a five hour Coast Guard search. debris and an oil slick were located. The plane, part of early warning defenses, departed Otis AFB on a routine mission.

Nantucket Mass UPI Air Force North Atlantic Stephen R Coast Guard Grumman Amphibious Cmdr Albert C. Tingley Quonset Point R. I Duane Copock Santa Rosa Calif Otis Air Force Base Cape Cod 551St Airborne Early Warning and Control Wing Bermuda Labrador Newfoundland Acushnet Portland Maine Yakutat New Bedford Navy Atlantic

Countdown Proceeds For Gemini 12 Launch

Cape Kennedy UPI reports Gemini 12 crew Lovell and Aldrin were in orbital sleep as a twin countdown advanced toward an afternoon launch. Technicians pumped propellants while weather remained favorable for the Atlas Agena rendezvous and the Gemini 12 liftoff with a planned two stage Titan 2.

Cape Kennedy UPI James Lovell Edwin Buzz) Aldrin Lovell Aldrin Gemini

Deer Killed Near Marlboro After Hunters Target Pet

A deer wearing a red jacket, kept as a pet by Mr and Mrs Dana Barber, was killed by hunters in Marlboro after concern over the upcoming deer season. The Barbers say a dog brought the deer fawn home last spring and the animal had become a family companion. They fear illegal night hunting and warning jackets may not protect pets.

Marlboro Dana Barber

New York Democrats Seize Lead in Constitutional Convention

After complex retabulations, Democrats appear set to control the 186 member New York Constitutional Convention with 87 district delegates and 10 at large, totaling 97 votes. Republicans will hold the rest, with three Liberal at large delegates likely. Officials warn official counts may take days to weeks.

Albany N.Y New York

Inside A columnist urges a Frost memorial in Shaftsbury

A columnist urges funding and dedication for a Robert Frost memorial in Shaftsbury, urging community support and honoring the poet’s legacy in the town. The piece emphasizes cultural heritage and local appraisal of Frost.

Robert Frost Shaftsbury

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Judge McCarthy John P. Hamilton Montpelier University of Vermont UVM Harry Cooley John Williams Jonas Galusha Bendi Ethel Vance Kenneth Baker American Legion Ernest Costa Veterans of Foreign Wars Baker Donald Green Bennington Catholic High Veterans’ Memorial Park Atlantic Ocean United States Russia Virgil Grissom John Young Democrats Viet Nam Arlington Eagle Union School Henry Coley John Mollica Walter Foucher Marshall White Ezekiel Cross
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