Deficits in Bennington tax districts hit 1966 budget
Deficits from a reissued Grand List and extra costs expose a shortfall across Bennington taxing districts. The town faces about 123000 dollars in the red for 1966, with 92000 plus in the school district, and smaller gaps in town, village, and highway funds. Total revenue to be raised stands at 1881579 versus a 2000317 dollar budget.
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Three Seek Post Of House Speaker Three Seek Post Of House Speaker
Vermont House faces a three way race for speaker with Richard W. Mallary Rep Thomas Salmon and Rep Francis Peisch all announcing bids. Salmon says minority needs a qualified candidate and Mallary plans Republican chaired committees while evaluating bipartisan options if pressured.
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Franklin S. Billings Jr
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Persch
Ceausescu Rejects Bulgarian Rally for World Communist Summit
Nicolae Ceausescu rejected Bulgaria's proposal for a worldwide Communist summit to confront Red China and mend Sino Soviet tensions. The move dampened chances of a Peking punitive meeting after Brezhnev publicly supported the Bulgarian plan.
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Final Preparations Made For Gemini 12 Splashdown
Space Center Houston reports astronauts James Lovell and Edwin Aldrin enter the final orbit of Gemini 12. Weather is described as bluebird for a splashdown in the Atlantic. Lovell notes Aldrin wants one more EVA while aiming to land about 706 miles SSE of Cape Kennedy near the Wasp recovery ship.
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LBJ Enters Bethesda for Planned Dual Surgery
President Johnson checks into Bethesda Naval Hospital to under go throat polyp removal and abdominal hernia repair tied to gall bladder surgery last year. He plans a brief anesthesia and a short hospital stay, with Vice President Humphrey ready to handle duties, as First Lady and Luci Johnson accompany him.
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Three Crewmen Dead In Pan Am Jet Crash In East Germany
East German news agency ADN reports a Pan American Boeing 727 mail plane crashed in snow near Potsdam while on a Frankfurt to West Berlin run. All three crewmen were killed. Crash location close to Soviet troops and East German army HQ fuels tension over access and blame. All inquiries to East German authorities, U.S. officials say.
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Trigger man Harry Roberts captured after manhunt end
English police hunt ends as Scarfaced Harry Roberts, accused trigger man in the August murder of three London detectives, is trapped hiding under straw on a farm near Bishops Stortford and surrenders. Two accomplices face trial at Old Bailey. Roberts detained without resistance.
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Wasp Readies For Gemini 12 Recovery At Sea
The USS Wasp prepares for the Gemini 12 recovery with Lovell and Aldrin aboard as helicopters swimmers and crew stand by in the recovery area about 700 miles east of Cape Kennedy. Forecasters expect light winds broken clouds and seas under two feet with a parachute landing planned in sight of the carrier.
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Buzz) Aldrin
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Inside Column Tells How Charlie Almost Gets a Deer
Carlo Walter notes in Inside that Charlie nearly bags a deer in a lighthearted column. Page 4 highlights the humorous angle and local reaction to the near miss. On Pages 6 and 6, sketches reveal Arlington school addition plans, Nureyev selects a Dorset ballerina as director, and Arlington names a new selectman.
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Battle Renewed On Storm King Power Project
NEW YORK The Federal Power Commission began new hearings on Consolidated Edison’s bid to build a $184 million hydroelectric plant on the Hudson at Cornwall. Opponents say it harms Storm King Mountain scenery and seek a pause until a Hudson River development compact is approved. Con Edison argues the plant is needed for NYC power resilience and proposes an underground design plus a landscaped riverside area as an improvement over current barges and shacks.
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