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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1970

Page

1

Vermont forum shows Hoff and Meyer spar over Prouty

Former Gov. Hoff accuses Sen. Prouty of avoiding debate and records while Hoff and William Meyer clash on political character. Hoff cites Prouty absent from 83 of 335 committee meetings this session and urges public discussion of unemployment, housing and military spending amid a Bennington League of Women Voters forum. Meyer defends direct approach and criticizes Hoff on gun control and environmental issues as the campaign unfolds.

Philip H. Hoff U.S Winston L. Prouty Hoff U.S. Senate Prouty Bennington Eugene V. Clark Vermont League of Women Voters Meyer Sen. Prouty

Davis pledges welfare reform in Vermont crisis

Gov. Deane C. Davis warned dissident social workers that continued unrest in the Vermont Social Welfare Department could erode public confidence and jeopardize aid to those in need. He vowed to streamline welfare fund administration, curb abusers, and block out-of-state free riders as Vermont activists press for delays to new policy implementations and raise legal questions about the plan.

Vermont Legal Aid Vermont Welfare Rights Organization Davis Vermont Betit Henry Kite National Association of Social Workers NASW Ben Rosemary Trump Pittsburgh Service Employes International Union SEIU New England Allen Hood White River Junction Garnett Harvey

Nixon to urge peace efforts at UN General Assembly

President Nixon planned to stress American diplomacy in Indochina and the Middle East and press for greater Soviet-American cooperation to curb hostilities. He was expected to discuss changes at the United Nations to improve its peacekeeping role while signaling a steady stance on Middle East and Southeast Asia policies.

Washington UPI Nixon United Nations General Assembly Indochina Middle East Ronald Ziegler Andrei Gromyko White House China United Nations Gromyko Assembly United States Russia Cuba Southeast Asia

Chile Under Martial Law After Attack on Army Chief

Chile declared martial law to hunt gunmen who wounded Army General Rene Schneider ahead of Allende's election. Troops with shoot-to-kill orders patrolled cities, curfews were imposed, and power to arrest without warrants was given as the government vowed to punish the attackers. The assault followed Schneider's shooting near his office, with SNPs of CNN reports and police investigations citing possible ultrarightist or CIA involvement.

Santiago UPI Chile Salvador Allende Rene Schneider Eduardo Frei Atacama Desert Schneider Congress Allende Western Hemisphere Camilo Valenzuela Valenzuela U.S. Central Intelligence Agency CIA Army General Staff

U S generals held incommunicado by Russians

UPI reports the U S Embassy seeks consular access to two American generals after their Beechcraft crossed into Soviet Armenia from Turkey during bad weather. The generals Maj Gen Edward C D Scherrer and Brig Gen Claude M McQuarrie Jr. were aboard with a U S pilot and a Turkish officer. Tass noted all are in good health and the incident is unlikely to trigger a major international crisis despite strain in U S Soviet ties.

Moscow UPI U.S Turkey U.S. Air Force Edward C. D. Scherrer Shawneetown Ill Claude Monroe McQuarrie Jr Ft. Benning Oceor Armenia Tass James P. Russell Civat Danli Soviet Union Boris H. Klosson

Bombing disrupts slain officer funeral at San Francisco church

In San Francisco a time bomb exploded outside St. Brendan's Church during the funeral for Patrolman Harold L. Hamilton killed in a Wells Fargo robbery attempt. Gov. Reagan called the act vicious and linked it to revolutionary tactics. Mayor Alioto vowed tough law enforcement within constitutional limits. Police Chief Nelder described the bombing as despicable. three of Hamilton's sons were nearby as the blast injured no one seriously and delayed the service. Authorities renewed alerts for Weatherman bomber John Fuerst, suspected to be in the city with dynamite.

San Francisco UPI Ronald Reagan Joseph Alioto Alfred Nelder St. Brendan’s Church Reagan Alioto Harold L. Hamilton Wells Fargo Bank James Sanchez Nelder Hamilton Nicholas Dephne John Fuerst Weatherman Group Fuerst John Allen

Inside Notes on Bread and Stew by Ellen Cronan Rose

Inside Ellen Cronan Rose discusses French bread and a dunking stew on Page 3 while Sam Ogden analyzes liberal dogma on Page 4. An editorial on Page 4 contemplates curbing carnage from high powered vehicles and a Sunderland accident captured by Charles Bonenti on Page 6.

Ellen Cronan Rose Sam Ogden Sunderland Charles Bonenti

Purdy dies from crash injuries in Bennington

Barry R. Purdy of 154 Burgess Rd Bennington died at Albany Medical Center after head injuries from a crash on Main Street near the YMCA site. He was a stock car racer, born May 8 1943, son of Robert and Jean Purdy, a 1961 Bennington High School graduate, and a mechanic at Hogan's Chevrolet and Cadillac. He is survived by his parents and a son. See Barry Purdy Page 12 Col 7.

Barry R. Purdy Burgess Rd Bennington Albany Medical Center Main Street Purdy James J. Moore North Putnam Memorial Hospital Albany Robert and Jean Knights) Purdy Bennington High Hogan’s Chevrolet Cadillac Doris LeBlanc Lemieux Barry Purdy

Long Island Rail Rides Quiet Amid Wildcat Electricians Strike

New York report says the Long Island Railroad suspended all service after electricians staged a wildcat walkout at 4 a.m. EDT. 90,000 daily riders were affected with about 100 commuters stranded at Penn Station and no advance notice given.

New York UPI Long Island Nhe Penn Station New York City

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David Scribner Liberty Union William H. Meyer Rupert Richard Depot Street Republic Phil O’brien Deane C. Davis Leo O’brien Chittenden-Grand Isle O'Brien U.N Military Hospital
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