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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1964

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North Village Votes 316-197 To Stay in Union District

North Bennington voters rejected withdrawal from the Mt. Anthony Union School District 316 to 197 in a special ballot. The decision follows a study favoring a Shaftsbury-North Bennington solution and precedes a future union district bond vote.

North Village Union District North Bennington Mt. Anthony Union North Bennington - Shaftsbury Norshaft Mt. Anthony Union High School Mt. Anthony Shaftsbury Town Shaftsbury

McNamara closes 95 bases to save money and jobs

Defense Secretary Robert McNamara announced closing 95 bases and facilities, including several shipyards, to save about 500 million dollars yearly and cut 63 000 jobs. Closures will be phased over 18 months with aid for workers and sale of landing lands. Shipyards in Philadelphia and San Francisco were flagged as likely closures.

Washington UPI Defense Robert C. McNamara McNamara Pentagon Department of Defense Johnson Europe Hemisphere Navy Philadelphia San Francisco Boston Brooklyn Robert Kennedy New York Sen Edward Kennedy Massachusetts Pentagon Information Office Portsmouth N.H Mare Island

Hoff Cree Plan Meeting In Boston On Strike

RUTLAND UPI Gov Hoff and his envoy Cree will meet Friday in Boston to resolve the 48 day Jones and Lamson Co strike in Springfield. Cree says he arranged talks with J and L officials and Waterbury- Farrel bargainers as workers rejected the latest offer. company president Whitmore says daily absences hurt Springfield operations. General Manager Jones weighs moving or closing the Springfield division while union reps charge the raise is only 5.8 cents after masking the real rate.

Rutland UPI Philip H. Hoff Albert A. Cree Boston Holmes Whitmore Springfield Whitmore Springsfield Robert Jones J and L

Chinese Nuclear Skill Surprises the Experts

London reports indicate Red China nears hydrogen device capability, with experts noting rapid progress since its first crude nuclear test last month. Diplomatic sources say Beijing may cut the interval to a hydrogen detonation by two to three years, unsettling both West and Russia.

London UPS Red China Russia Peking

Italy Expels Agents In Dramatic Trunk Kidnap Plot

Italian authorities expelled two Egyptian diplomats after a Moroccan man named Youssef Dahan was found sealed inside a diplomatic trunk aboard a Rome bound plane to Cairo. The Moroccan, an interpreter for the Egyptian Embassy, was rescued after an airport chase and scuffle with Italian customs. The incident sparked a strong protest from Italy and remains shrouded in espionage speculation.

Rome UPI Iitaly Cairo United Arab Republic U.a.,r Italy U.A.R Naples Youssef Dahan Abdel Moneim el

Laos Reds Down U S F100 Jet

Washington reports a U S Air Force F100 Super Sabre was shot down in central Laos during a reconnaissance mission escorting an RF101. McNamara said retaliatory fire was used to target the guns and rescue teams sought the pilot. Details on parachute or ejection remain unclear as helicopters and fighters search the area.

Washington UPD U.S. Air Force Laos Defense Robert S. McNamara McNamara U. S. Navy U.S Panhandle South Viet Nam

Largest Viet Nam helicopter operation nets several captures

Saigon Viet Nam report details the massive heliborne action in Tay Ninh and near Bien Hoa with 115 U.S. Army helicopters and about 3,000 troops. It notes the landing near Ben Suc, air strikes by Vietnamese air force, and initial results: two Viet Cong captured with documents, one suspect, three small arms, fifteen grenades, one motorbike. The operation continued with further lift from Tan Son Nhut and Lai Thieu, no further contact reported after 12 hours.

Saigon South Viet Nam UPD Tay Ninh United States Army Republic of Viet Nam Bien Hoa Ben Suc 145Th Tan Son Nhut Army of the Republic of Viet Nam Lai Thieu

Navy Orion crashes off Argentia killing 10 aboard

A U S Navy P3A Orion plunged into Placentia Bay near Argentia naval air station Tuesday night killing all 10 crew. Search found no survivors. The dead include Lawrence E Waite of Milton Virginia, James Otis Musselwhite of New Haven, and Lee Frank Maiorano of New Haven, with families mourning three, one and one dependents.

Argentia Nld UPI Atlantic Naval Air Station U.S. Navy Placentia Bay Lawrence Edward Waite Laura H. Waite Jacksonville

U S and Sovie t Sign Desalting Treaty

In Moscow the United States and the Soviet Union signed a two year agreement to use atomic energy to aid economical production of fresh water from the ocean. The pact calls for broad cooperation and data exchange on desalting sea water using nuclear power with officials praising improved relations.

Moscow UPI United States Soviet Union U.S Foy D. Kohler Nikita Krushchev

Inside Arlington school dental program cited outstanding

On the Inside Arlington school dental program cited as outstanding in state. Hoosick Falls PTA hears expansion plans. An editorial comments on Tuesday's vote in North Bennington.

Arlington Hoosick Falls North Bennington

Deerslayers Bag Record Deer Haul in Vermont

Vermont hunters report a record four day deer kill totaling 7 156 as Rutland Orange Windsor counties lead with 1 142 1 069 and 1 468 deer. Commissioner Davis cites mild winter and new highway access as key factors plus neighboring state seasons. Majority of kills are young bucks aged one to eighteen months. See DEER Page 16 Col 8.

Vermont Vermont Fish and Game Department Rutland Orange Couny Windsor Fish and Game George W. Davis

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