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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1966

Page

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UPI reports Caudill freed on condition in Cuba

Baptist missionary Herbert Caudill, jailed in Cuba since 1965, received a conditional release the Baptist Home Mission Board announced. Caudill, 63, from Clinchport Virginia, was held on spying and currency charges alongside 35 Cuban Baptist leaders. The board noted the State Department asked for discretion in releasing details.

Atlanta UPI Herbert Caudill Cuba Baptist Home Mission Board Dallas Lee Caudill Clinchport Mission Board U.S. State Department Havana Palmer David Fite Fort Worth Texas Fite

$15000 Thoroughbred Mare Shot by Hunter

South Arlington reports a unidentified hunter shot a $15000 mare named Huldah J. in the rump, near three pm Sunday. The mare died hours later after the bullet damaged her pelvic area. Mill River Stud Corp manager Herbert Hoover announced a significant reward for information leading to the hunter’s capture and said private detectives would monitor the farm. The mare was one of 33 Thoroughbreds on the 3000 acre farm owned by A and P heiress Josephine Bryce.

South Arlington Huldah J Herbert Hoover Mill River Stud Corp Hoover Josephine Bryce Hudlah J

Lin Piao Seizes Power as Mao Remains a Virtual Prisoner

Iron Curtain sources report Lin Piao engineered a coup in China and now wields Mao Tse-Tung as a virtual prisoner while mobilizing Red Guards against resisting Communist party elements. Tass confirms praise for Lin, suggesting a continuing power struggle with Mao's fate uncertain and Lin seeking to appear as Mao's heir.

London Lin Piao Mao Tse-Tung Tass Red Guards Lin Mao Peking Communist Party China Chinese Communist Party

King Hussein Appears In Control In Jordan

Jordan’s King Hussein seems to have quashed attempts to topple his regime as Saudi troops bolster western Jordan and the U.S. 6th Fleet guards the Mediterranean. Curfews ease in Nablus while government forces suppress riots in Jerusalem, Hebron, and Ramallah. Tension lingers as Radio Damascus cites 20,000 Saudi troops and potential urgent U.S. help amid the Middle East crisis.

Jerusalem UPI Hussein Jordan U.S. 6Th Fleet Mediterranean Middle East Nablus Hebron Ramallah Radio Damascus Faisal United States U.S. Navy Naples Italy 6Th Fleet Washington Cairo Talestine Liberation Organization Israel

Hungarian Red Leader Blames China for Aiding Imperialists

Hungarian Communist leader Janos Kadar told the ninth congress that Peking disrupted party policy and aided the imperialists in Vietnam. He warned unity among socialist states was fractured, undermining anti imperialist goals as Brezhnev attended the session.

Budapest UPI Janos Kadar Communist Party Peking Viet Nam China Leonid Brezhnev Todor Zhivk MTI Kadar

Warren Report defended by Hale Boggs in TV appearance

Rep Hale Boggs a Warren Commission defender said doubts about its findings persist but Oswald acted alone. He urged further evidence only if new material emerges and criticized claims of a broader conspiracy as unfounded. Boggs noted four members of the commission backed its conclusions.

Sydney APS Harold Holt Australia Holt Liberal Country Party House Senate Labor Party Labor LBJ Viet Nam Liberal Party Country Party Washington UPI Warren Commissiion Hale Boggs Commission Boggs Lee Harvey Oswald John F. Kennedy Democratic Warren Commission Gerald Ford R-Mich John Sherman Cooper Rey Richard B. Russell Dga Cooper

Deadline Nears for Town Tax Payments and Appeals

As the December 3 deadline nears, about 60 percent of taxes remain unpaid. Town Treasurer Michael J. Hogan Jr. notes extra office hours this week and Saturday. Delinquent bills go to the tax collector Monday with an 8 percent penalty. The Board of Civil Authority reviews 113 appeals on 126 parcels, with decisions possible Wednesday or Thursday. notices will follow.

Michael J. Hogan Jr Hogan Miss Hodeck Board of Civil Authority

Burned Out Church To Be Rebuilt

In St Johnsbury the 79 year old Notre Dame des Victoires church was destroyed by a Saturday fire under state fire marshal inquiry. Father Armand Fortin said rebuild plans loom as he recalled the church’s 1887 origin and estimate a new cost near one million dollars.

St, Johnsbury Armand Fortin Notre Dame Des Victoires Father Fortin Catholic Center Notre Dame

Secret new anti mortar weapon halts Viet Cong attack

UPI report from Saigon describes U.S. 4th Infantry Division using a secret counter mortar radar to pinpoint Viet Cong mortar teams near Pleiku and Tay Ninh. B52 bombers attacked nearby targets as air support broke the assault with a precise counter fire. Casualties were minor. two U.S. soldiers were injured, while Communist losses were not disclosed. The action occurred near the Cambodian border amid ongoing operations after Attleboro.

Saigon UPS U.S. 4Th Infantry Division Central Highlands Tay Ninh UPI Thomas Corpora Plei Djereng Pleiku Judson F. Miller Viet Nam U.S 12Th Infantry Regiment North Viet Nam Mekong River Cambodia

Christmas Cease Fire Accepted Viet Nam Truce Plan

UPI reports U.S. leaders accepted the Christmas Viet Nam truce proposed by the Viet Cong during the holidays though generals fear a repeat of last year. A formal announcement was promised once the pause length is set.

Saigon

New York Tightens Drivers Point System

Albany New York motorists face a revised point system by the Department of Motor Vehicles. Points rise for tailgating failure to yield and signals and dim lights penalties double. Moving violations carry two points each with additions based on accident hearings. The plan targets persistent violators to protect public safety and may suspend licenses after formal hearings.

Albany, N.Y UPI Department of Motor Vehicles

Inside Column Calls for Teacher Fringe Benefits

Columnist Gerald Raftery argues for broader fringe benefits for teachers on page 4. The Vermont Forest and Farm Lands Foundation renames itself on page 6. Hoosick Falls couple marks 60th wedding anniversary on page 6.

Gerald Raftery Vermont Forest and Farmlands Foundation Hoosick Falls

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