Pope Paul VI to Visit United Nations October 4
Vatican announces Pope Paul VI will travel to New York to address the United Nations on October 4, seeking a general plea for peace amid global tensions. The announcement, carried by Osservatore Romano, notes the invitation from U.N. Secretary General U Thant and informs accredited diplomatic corps.
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UPI
Paul VI
Pakistan
United Nations
Vatican
Osservatore Romano
U.N
U Thant
Holy See
Amleto
Bennington College Closes North Gate After Fatal Crash
Dr. Edward J. Bloustein reveals the north gate will be permanently closed to eliminate hazards from through traffic on campus road, following a fatal early morning crash on July 31 and rising public concern. The south gate remains open 24 hours for campus access from Vermont 67A.
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Edward J. Bloustein
Bennington College
Vermont 67A
Bennington
North Bennington
Bennington Banner
Ralph I. Larson
Bloustein
Prospect Street
Fred Welling
Trus
Democrats nominate Jannicky and Wilson for Vermont Senate
Bennington County Democrats announced candidates for the Vermont Senate race with Mrs. E Ellsworth Jannicky of West Arlington and Robert M Wilson of Bennington. The two will compete for two seats in the November 23 general elections. Jannicky, 56, a longtime New Yorker, ran Ski and Sport shop business in Manchester until recently and has a history in local service groups. Wilson, born Cranston R I in 1923, owns an auto sales and service business in Bennington and previously served on regional school boards and Hoff’s education task force.
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Bennington County
Vermont Senate
E. Ellsworth Jannicky
West Arlington
Robert M. Wilson
Bennington
General Assembly
Jannicky
Vermont
Wilson
Assembly
Southewick’s Inc
Manchester
Long Island
Service League of
Huntington Township
Huntington Visiting Nurse Association
Red Cross
Girl Scouting
PTA
Arlington
Arlington Community Public Health Nursing Service
Arlington Garden Club
Cranston
R.I
Virginia Military Institute
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Brown University
Philip Hoff
Greater Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union
Marilyn Mundy
Wilsons
Pippin Knoll Road
Hurricane Betsy devastates Florida coast near Miami
Hurricane Betsy struck the Florida Keys and southern Florida with 140 mph winds, killing a Miami woman electrocuted by a downed wire and a Tampa man crushed by a falling tree. Eight injured as the cyclone drove from Key Largo toward the Gulf of Mexico, with high tides and flying debris from Palm Beach to the Keys. The 441-foot Panamanian tanker Amarylis ran aground near Lake Worth inlet as Betsy hammered the coast.
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UPI
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Bahamas
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Palm Beach
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Palm Lee
State Take Increases under New Track Split
POWNAL Green Mountain Park inched ahead last summer in the 1965 thoroughbred season ending Labor Day. Track General Manager Vincent Bartimo said $14,756,531 was wagered by 279,569 fans over 69 days of flat racing, vs $14,926,839 in 1964 with one more night. State revenues rose to $998,818 while the track share fell to $1,830,011 after a 1965 revision of the total handle sharing plan. Labor Day crowd topped 12,000 with a record $660,864 in pari mutuel handle. Leading jockey Phil Ernst had 75 winners. Fall flat racing opens Sept 18.
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UPD
Green Mountain Park
Vinccent Bartimo
Oval
Green Mountain
Phil Ernst
Daisy Myers seeks reelection to Bennington Woodford House seat
Daisy L. Myers, long-time Woodford representative, announced as a Republican candidate for one of two House seats in Subdistrict 2east Bennington Woodford. She notes close ties to Bennington, prior legislative roles, and aims to continue work on unfinished business and new laws in the expanded 150-member House.
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Woodford
Daisy L. Myers
Bennington- Woodford
Myers
Bennington
Woodord
China Demands India Dismantle Border Structures
Tokyo based United Press International reports China protests India over alleged border violations along the Sino Indian frontier. Beijing demands India withdraw armed forces and halt provocations in western eastern sectors, citing possible consequences. The note follows days of escalating rhetoric and concerns over Kashmir.
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UPI
China Today
India
China
Peking
Communist New China
Pakistan
Kashmir
Red China
China-Sikkim
U S Doubts China Will Join in War
Washington officials doubt Red China will intervene in Kashmir war despite Peking's support of Pakistan. The White House and State Department monitor border tensions in Sikkim and weigh potential policy shifts if China attacks India, as Vietnam drains Vietnam and Johnson faces choices on aid to India.
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China
Washington
UPI
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Kashmir
Peking
India
Pakistan
White House
State Department
Sikkim
Tion
Viet Nam
United Stats
Johnson
Himalayan
Air Battles Escalate as India Invades Pakistan
Heavy air battles erupt over East Pakistan while Indian forces push into Pakistan from Rajasthan toward Hyderabad. Pakistan states its navy bombards Dwarka in the Arabian Sea as paratroopers land near Lahore. Thant seeks a peace mission amid tense border clashes.
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Pakistan
Kashmir
Gadra
China
New Delhi
UPI
Dacca
Burma
All India Radio
Rajasthan
Hyderabad
Arabian Sea
Dwarka
Mrs. Wenonah Powsner Seeks Vermont Legislature Seat
Shaftsbury reports a Democratic bid as Mrs Wenonah Powsner files petitions for the Vermont House of Representatives in District 42. She faces Republican Tracy E. Kenyon Jr, who announced his candidacy last week. Mrs Powsner and her husband run a children's camp in Trumbull Hill area and planned a formal announcement Friday.
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Shaftsbury
Wenonah Powsner
Vermont
House of Representatives
Tracy E. Kenyon Jr
Kenyon
Powsner
Michael Powsner
Trumbull Hill
Stamford Republican Announces Candidate for House District 32
On the Inside A Stamford Republican announces for House in District 32 with page reference. New town manager has clear sailing in his first day on job noted on page 5. An editorial discusses inter governmental cooperation in Bennington on page 4.
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Stamford
Bennington
Trustees Wrangle Over Water Connection on Flats
Village trustees tabled a petition by five Bennington Flats families seeking taps on the North Bennington Road water main after a lengthy session. The measure asks for a special village meeting to let voters decide on tapping the main feeding Globe Union, with several hundred residents signing. The five named families and the Moores with a new well were discussed as the Water Board decides on the petition before any vote.
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Bennington Flats
Bennington Road
Village Water Board
Globe Union
U.S. 7
Vermont 67A
Clarence A. Wyman
Merrill A
Landon
William H. Barber
Raymond Watson
James J. Moore
Walter L. Barber
Moores
Putnam
Bennington
Water Board
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