League Candidates Speak on Issues in Bennington Race
The Banner presents replies from Republican and Democratic candidates for Bennington Woodford Subdistrict 1 House seats to a League of Women Voters questionnaire. Topics include town village unification, constitutional revisions and a constitutional convention, and Vermont natural resource policy.
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Bennington
Vermont
Bennington - Woodford
Bennington County
ROE “Pt B
Condon
Elm .T
Bennington Road
House
Senate
Aiken Leads World Trip Amid Farm Trade Debate
Vermont Senator George D. Aiken travels with a Senate delegation on a year’s first leg from Washington to Paris en route to Warsaw and Moscow. The mission focuses on farm exports, grain shipments by U.S. vessels, and policy shifts in Public Law 480 with India, Algeria, and Soviet market considerations shaping debate.
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Washington
Vermont
George D. Aiken
U.S. Senate Republicans
Warsaw
Europe
Sen. Aiken
Southeast Asia
Johnson
Moscow
Bucharest
Senate Democratic
Michael J. Mansfield
Mont
Aiken
Foreign Relations Committee
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Paris
Vermonter
Saigon
Viet Nam
United States
U.S
Acc
Sen. Mansfield and
J. William
Far East
Oregon
Wayne L. Morse
White House
Capital Hill Group
Asia
Africa
P.L
India
Shastri
State Department
Algiers
Eisenhower On Road To Recovery After Heart Incident
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower shows signs of improvement after a coronary thrombosis. His son John and brother left Ft Gordon hospital to plan Thanksgiving at Walter Reed. Milton S. Eisenhower says he is cheerful and progressing, with oxygen aid and listening to music. Mamie Eisenhower marks her 69th birthday from bed as she recovers from fatigue and respiratory congestion.
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Augusta
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ft. Gordon Army Hospital
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington
Walter Reed
John Eisenhower
Valley Forge
Baltimore
Milton S. Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Eisenhower
Mamie
Vermont PSB OKs Merger of Gay's Express Inc
The Vermont Public Service Board approved the merger of Gay's Express Inc of Bellows Falls with five Maine trucking firms led by Holmes Transportation. The plan awaits Interstate Commerce Commission approval. The board found service would improve. all Vermont terminals stay open, staff and equipment remain, and a new Burlington building may be built.
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Montpelier
Vermont Public Service Board
Gay’s Express, Inc
Bellows Falls
Maine
Interstate Commerce Commission
Holmes Transportation Service
Taylor’s Express Service
Newburg Transfer Inc
Holmes Transportation Inc
Interstate Motors Carriers Inc
Alvin Holmes
Gay’s Express
Bennington
Vermont
Public Service Board
Burlington
Know Your Candidates Meeting Set Wednesday at Bennington HS
Mrs. L William Gillette president of the Bennington League of Women Voters says a Know Your Candidates meeting will be held Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Bennington High School auditorium. Republican and Democratic hopefuls from Bennington Woodford and county senators will present views in a 10 minute format followed by Q and A. Subdistrict debates feature Republican and Democrat candidates for the four House seats with short presentations and questions. The event, non partisan, is sponsored by the League for voters service.
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Bennington High School
LWV
Robert Wilson
Allan Angney
Mildred Jannicky
Salvatore Santarcangelo
Atty
Stephen Gilman
Bennington - Woodford
Joseph Caraccioli
David Allen
Jane Hanks
Robert Condon
Woodford
Daisy Myers
Everett Lillie
Ethel Bruso
Hugh E. Clark
Lucia Howard
H. James Wallace
Max Perrotta
George van Santvoord
The
League
Catamount Amateur Radio Club Elects 1966 Officers
The Catamount Amateur Radio Club announces officers for the 1966 session Art Rogerson WLUXK president Richard Diamond WLADV vice president activities manager Homer Shaver WLBQU secretary Charles Austin treasurer Gerald Cornell KIL D publicity. Ronald Alderman KIRYS nominated as assistant to the New England Division Director of the ARRL. During a power outage local radiomen ran a mobile net and Diamond WIADV joined the ARRL National Emergency Net providing a vital link for southern Vermont. The club plans a holiday message service a Christmas party and equipment projects meeting the second Thursday of each month at the Bennington Library all ham radio enthusiasts invited.
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Art Rogerson
WLUXK
Richard Diamond
WLADV
Homer Shaver
WLBQU
Charles Austin
Gerald Cornell
KILD
Ronald Alderman
Kirys
New England
American Radio Relay League
ARRL
Power Black
Bennington
Diamond
WIADV
Vermont
Bennington 4-H Leaders Elect New Officers
The Bennington County 4-H Leaders Council elected Mrs Bernard Whitman of North Bennington as president and chairman of the Executive Committee. Henry Steel of Rupert became first vice president, Mrs Lauren Capen of Winhall second vice president, Mrs William Center of Shaftsbury secretary, and H W Hayden of Arlington treasurer. Willard Laurie of West Rupert won a five year seat on the 4-H Camp Onoawa Board. Steel was re elected male delegate to the State 4-H Leaders Council. The council announced plans for a 1966 4-H budget and noted reports on Teen Board and State Club Day changes. The group will meet soon to discuss the budget.
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Bennington County
Paradise
Bernard Whitman
North Bennington
4-H Foundation
Henry Steel
Rupert
Lauren Capen
Winhall
William Center
Shaftsbury
H.W. Hayden
Arlington
Willard Laurie
West Rupert
Ondawa
Maye Laurie
James
Bud) Edgerton
4-H Leaders Council
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Bennington League of Women Voters
Jane R, Hanks
Nation
Lavid J, Allen
Airport Road
Joseph J. Caracciola
Hunt Street
Lake Champlain
Jane R. Hanks
Robert B. Condon
David J. Allen
Fulbright
DeArk
Sen
Agriculture and Forestry Committee
Iowa
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Hickenlooper
Adlai Stevenson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Department of Agriculture
East Germany
Canada
Argentina
China
Algeria
Barry Goldwater
Springfield
Herbert H. Lehman
New York
Albany
PSB
Vermont Company
Chicago
UPD
Kemper
Amateur Radio Club
Catamount Amateur Radio Club
Boston
U.S. Weather Bureau
Worcester
Nantucket
Providence
R.I
Concord
N.H
Burlington, Vt
Portland
Eastport
Caribou
New Orleans
New Orleans Times-Picayune
England
Northeast
Philippines
Republic
Commonwealth of the United States
Antony Armstrong- Jones
Gardner Ackley
Queen Elizabeth
Lester Pearson
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
Earl of Snowdon
VEC, Inc
Madison, Wis
Walter Whitney
Carroll’s Drug Store
Main St. Bennington
Sponsored
Bennington Banner
First National Bank
Udall
States
Cyprus
Western Hemisphere Organization
Southwest Texas State College
Sam