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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1971

Page

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Local youth arraigned in Bennington murder case

An 18-year-old Bennington man, George Gilbert King, was charged with second degree murder in the death of 2-year-old Ralph Richard Searby. He pleaded not guilty and not guilty by reason of insanity in Bennington District Court. Bail was set at 100000. An autopsy suggested death from a sharp blow causing organ failure. authorities cited a late-night police investigation and King’s arrest after an APB. The child was the son of Pamela Ann Hoffman Searby. King was apprehended after being found in a friend’s apartment basement. He awaits further court hearings.

Bennington Ralph Richard Searby George Gilbert King Bennington District Court John P. Morrissey Morrissey King State Hospital Waterbury Neil S. Moss Charles E. Capriola Jr Putnam Memorial Hospital Lawrence Harris Moss Pamela Ann Hoffman Searby Beech Court BenMont Avenue Rutland

Manchester hunter dies of gunshot in Winhall

State Police report the first Vermont hunting fatality of the year, a bear hunt accident near Routes 11 and 30 in Winhall. Donald L. Mattison, 62, was shot in the neck by his son Carl A. Mattison, 29, who mistook movement for a bear. The elder man died at the scene after rescue efforts. He was a longtime Manchester resident and former postmaster of Manchester Depot.

Bennington County Manchester Winhall Donald L. Mattison Carl A. Mattison Kandahar Lodge Mattison Manchester Center Carl A. and Mary Lane) Mattison Burr & Burton Seminary Manchester Depot Lois Wiley First Air Force U.S. Army Equinox Country Club Manchester Country Club Vermont State Golfing Association Vermont Seniors Golf Association Mary L. Mattison Bennington Carl Albert Mattison Donald Muriel) Smith Middletown Springs Raymond Mattison Granville N.Y Robert Theodore Beatrice) Mahar Frederick Frances) Stacy Shaftsbury Brewster Funeral Home Hunter

Bordaberry wins Uruguayan presidential race in Montevideo

Montevideo reports Juan Maria Bordaberry sweeps the election for president as the anti Communist candidate leads nationwide and interior returns indicate a firm victory. The front includes Communists and Socialists opposing government hard lines. Retired Gen Liber Seregni concedes defeat as observers call the vote the dirtiest seen.

Montevideo UPI Juan Maria Bordaberry Bordaberry Jorge Pacheco Areco Uruguay Interior Colorado and Blanco

Soviet underground nuke test reported in Siberia

Seismologists in Uppsala, Sweden registered an underground explosion in the Siberian Platinsk area at 7 03 a m local time 1 03 a m EST The blast measured 5 9 on the Richter scale Prof Markus Baath said The previous underground event in the area was October 9 with magnitude 5 7 The report briefly notes a political aside about Chilean leadership last year.

Uppsala Sweden UPI Seismological Institute Siberian Platinsk Markus Baath Baath

13 Year Old Girl Dies After Bennington Crash

Miss Cindy Lou Betit aged 13 daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Betit of 9 Hunt Street died at Albany Medical Center Hospital from injuries suffered in a car accident near Bennington last Sunday. Born November 1 1958 in Bennington she attended Sacred Heart School and Mt Anthony Junior High School. Surviving are her parents and sister Pamela Lori Betit of Bennington.

Cindy Lou Betit Lewis Betit Hunt St Albany Medical Center Hospital Bennington Patricia Harrington Sacred Heart School Mt. Anthony Junior High School Sacred Heart Church Pamela Lori Betit Miss Betit

Hussein leads mourners at assassinated premier funeral

Wasfi Tel, Jordanian premier assassinated by four Palestinian gunmen in Cairo, buried with a 21 gun salute as King Hussein named Ahmed Al Lawzi as successor and Mohammed Al Kalani as national security adviser. Police charged four men linked to The Hand of Black September with the murder. Tel had ordered the army to crush guerrilla revolts last summer.

Amman UPI Wasfi Tel Cairo Hussein Tel The Nile Abdel Khalek Hassana Arab League Munzi Soleiman Khalifa Maurice Guindi Khalifa Ahmed Al-Lawzi al- Lawzi Al-Lawzi Mohammed Rasoul al- Kalani Al-Kalani Anis Moasher Jordan King Abdullah Abdullah Salah Royal Palace Middle East Monzer Suleiman Khalifa Ezzat Ahmed Rabah Lyyad Jordan Army Sheraton

Nixon urges end to fighting on India Pakistan border

President Nixon sent personal messages to India Pakistan and the Soviet Union urging an end to border fighting. U.S. Ambassador Keating delivered the note to Prime Minister Indira Gandhi after a 30 minute meeting. Indian defenses threatened in Dinajpur area as India and Pakistan exchange shelling.

New Delhi UPI Nixon India Pakistan Soviet Union India- Pakistan U.S Kenneth B. Keating Indira Gandhi White House San Clemente Calif Jagjivan Ram East Pakistan Ram Balurghat Calcutta Dinajpur All-India Radio

Holiday death toll below Safety Council estimate

United Press International reports 591 traffic fatalities by 11 a.m. EST during the four day Thanksgiving weekend, with weather delaying final numbers and potential for reach toward 600, while California led with 62 deaths and New York, Florida, Mississippi, Georgia, Illinois and Michigan posting notable totals.

Safety Council National Safety Council NSC Maine Nevada District of Columbia United Press International San California New York Florida Mississippi Georgia Illinois Michigan

Wrecked plane found in Rensselaer County

A small private Piper Cherokee 180 missing on a Bangor Maine flight was found wrecked on Berlin Mountain near the Massachusetts line in eastern Rensselaer County. Four aboard, including Rochester and Bangor students, were reported as the plane was discovered by a Civil Air Patrol plane and a helicopter dispatched to the remote site. The pilot was Charles Taylor from Rochester, with three Beal Business College students as passengers.

Albany N.Y UPI Bangor Maine Here Civil Air Patrol Massachusetts Rensselaer County Berlin Mountain McCumber Mountain Federal Air Traffic Control Center Nashua N.H Transeast Air Dispatch Charles Taylor Transeast Taylor Rochester Beal Business College

Police Officer Shot Dead In Albany Killing Spree

A veteran Albany officer was killed marking the city’s second fatal police shooting in four days. Bridgeport gang member Joseph Guerin and two Schenectady associates were jailed on charges related to the case as investigations linked to earlier shootings unfold.

Albany N. Y UPI Bridgeport Albino Pirez Bridgport Guerin Schenectady David Clough Stanley Alecksynas Clough Michael McNeil Force Colonie McNeil

AEC opens hearings on Vernon start up testing

The Atomic Energy Commission hearings focus on Vermont Nuclear Power Corp plans to start testing at Vernon plant on the Connecticut River. Vermont Yankee backs interim low level license aided by Gov. Deane C. Davis who warns the region could face shortages without early operation. A timetable aims for 50 percent output by January 20.

3Rattleboro VPI Licensing and Safety Board The Atomic Energy Commission Vermont Nuclear Power Corp Vernon Connecticut River Vermont Yankee Deane C. Davis New England Davis Vermont AEC

Vermont Governor says power reports contradict

Montpelier Vermont Governor Deane C Davis calls reports that New England faces a critical winter power shortage contradictory to a Federal Power Commission assessment claiming adequate reserves. He urges early start of the Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp plant at Vernon to ease shortages.

Davis Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp Vernon

Inside White House parley on aging issues discussed income

On the Inside White House panel the aging issues debate touches on guaranteed annual income as a possible policy. The piece marks page placement and frames the discussion as a policy consideration rather than a conclusion.

White House Russell Baker Gerald Raftery North Pole North Bennington F. Scott Fitzgerald Times Nelson Bryant Red Smith Willie Joe Jets Joe

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