Absentee Voting Procedure Outlined For Vermont Election
Arlington GOP notes lack of info on absentee voting as Vermont set for Nov 23. Town clerks outline rules by Nov 19 9 p.m. deadline for mail requests. ill or travel cases have earlier cutoffs. ballots cast in clerk's office or mailed with notarized return envelope. servicemans' ballots sent directly. invalidation rules apply if later voting on election day.
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Justices of the Peace
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District 25 Republicans Urge Unified Republican Brand
Mrs. Clif ford B. Harwood, president of the Vermont Federation of Republican Women, told the District 25 Republicans Executive Committee that lawmakers should drop Liberal and Conservative tags and work as Republican-Republicans. The committee finalized plans for election day on Nov. 23 and updated mailing lists for the final voter drive.
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Manchester
Clifford B. Harwood
Vermont Federation of Rpublican Women
District
Hoff Bills Prepared For Legislature In Vermont
Legislative Councilman Lewis E. Springer says the Hoff Administration bills will be printed and waiting for legislators on the session’s first day. The governor had urged readiness during the first week of January.
Bennington Banner Contact and Publication Details
The Bennington Banner publishes daily except Sundays and legal holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont. It lists newsroom and advertising phone numbers 442 6300 442 2800 442 2684 and notes UPI exclusive republication rights for local news and dispatches.
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United Press International
UPI
Bennington Billboard Case Reaches State Supreme Court
The Bennington sign dispute centers on a 1964 removal order against four billboards once owned by Maurice Callahan and Sons. The Vermont Supreme Court upheld the order, finding the signs’ site not a thickly settled area, and the state maintains the removal was justified. Frazier, who bought the signs, claims lack of notice and says state action overstepped, dragging signs from his property with police and highway crew oversight.
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Vermont Supreme Court
Callahan
High Court
Bennington
Pittsfield
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Frazier
U.S. 7
Pownal
America
Joseph Moore
Banner
Highway Department
William H. Morse Construction Co
Vatican bishops unveil revised peace statement
Ecumenical Council bishops approve a revised peace statement condemning nuclear weapons and mass warfare while endorsing conscience over obedience to immoral orders. Pope Paul VI to promulgate December 7. The draft paper drops the previous stance that stockpiling armaments could be legitimate as a deterrent.
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Council
Obituary for Malcolm Parrish Cambridge bank president
Malcolm Maxwell Parrish 73 longtime Cambridge Valley National Bank president died Friday after a short illness at Mary McClellan Hospital He led the bank since 1924 and was the youngest bank president in the state He held numerous local posts including Washington County treasurer F&AM Mason American Legion captain of Captain Maxson Post Cambridge Fish and Game Club and hospital trustee He is survived by his widow Elsa Cornell a son Graeme Parrish two daughters two sisters a brother and four grandsons Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 30 p m at the Charles A Ackley Funeral Home Cambridge burial Woodlands Cemetery
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N.Y
Malcolm Maxwell Parrish
Cambridge Valley National Bank
Mary McClellan Hospital
Washington County
Westminister College
Cambridge Valley Masonic Lodge
F&am
Charles A. Ackley
Woodlands Cemetery
Red Cross Annual Meet Set For Nov 18
Dean F Hanson announces the Bennington County Red Cross chapter will hold its 48th annual meeting on Thursday November 18 with a 12 15 p m luncheon at Paradise Restaurant. Directors and program chairmen should attend, election of board members follows lunch, reports will be distributed, reservations for the luncheon due by Tuesday November 16 at the Red Cross office 442 9458.
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Bennington County
The
Red Cross
Paradise Restaurant
Fistfight After Treaty Ratification in Japan’s Lower House
In Tokyo a wild fistfight erupted in the lower house as Conservatives beat back a Socialist filibuster to pass a treaty normalizing relations with South Korea. Speaker Naka Funada aged 70 collapsed after the session and was hospitalized with high blood pressure and a heart ailment. The socialists stalled with motions of no confidence amid a three day general debate on postwar issues.
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UPI
South Korea
Naka Funada
Funada
Japan
Bennington Briefs and a Senate Clash in a War Protest
The Bennington College SDS plans a protest march on Washington in opposition to the Vietnam War described as constructive with no civil disobedience. An Italian American Club meeting is set for Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Funada announces treaty approval amid chaos as conservatives form a barricade and fists fly with opposition Socialists.
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Student Democratic Society
Washington
Viet Nam
SDS
Committee For Sane
YMCA Notes from Bennington Area Club Meeting Schedule
The Bennington Area YMCA Camera Club will meet Monday at 7 p.m. in the Y Craft room with leader Bob Hagerman detailing printing procedures, with members urged to practice at home. Youth and adults may call Leonard Black or Robert Gerity at 447-7316 for craft club information. The Chess Club, led by Everett Chaffin, also meets Monday 7 to 9 p.m. open to all genders. attendees should go to the YMCA office to locate the meeting.
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Ymca Camera Club
Bob Hagerman
Bob
Leonard Black
Robert Gerity
Everett Chaffin
YMCA
Three Cars Damaged In U S 7 Accident Near State Line
Multiple crashes on U S 7 near the Massachusetts border injure one person and damage three vehicles. A 1961 Ford sedan driven by Mary Johnson of Savoy Massachusetts, a 1963 Rambler wagon driven by Blanche Garlington of Hoosick Falls New York, and a 1960 Pontiac sedan driven by Nicholas Petropulos of North Adams Massachusetts were involved. Garlington sustained back injuries and was transported to North Adams Hospital by ambulance. A second two car collision occurred Friday nearby on U S 7 involving a 1965 Mustang driven by Leona Smith of Petersburg New York and a 1965 Chevrolet driven by Charles Tornabene Sr. of Pownal with no injuries reported. A third minor incident involved a 1965 Falcon driven by Marianne Hill of Bennington and a 1962 Pontiac driven by Mary Harrington in the A and P lot.
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Pownal
Massachusetts
Mary H. Johnson
Savoy
Mass
Blanche M. Garlington
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Nicholas Petropulos
North Adams
Johnson
State Line
Green Mountain Park Racetrack
Garlington
Petropulos
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Liamstown
North Adams Hospital
Leona M. Smith
Petersburg
Charles Tornebene Sr
Tornabene
Turf Lounge
Smith
North Street
Bennington Village
Marianne E. Hill
Gage St
Mary A. Harrington
Division St
Apollo Firing Delayed to Monday at Cape Kennedy
The 15 second ground test of the Apollo service module is postponed until Monday due to a minor bug found during a practice run. The test aims to validate the engine and spacecraft as preparations continue for a unmanned up and down flight planned for January.
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