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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1967
Page
3
A morning column reflects on lonesome dog Nibs on the porch while Captain Kangaroo remains unwatched. The writer adjusts to daytime work, notices household sounds, and realizes chores stay unfinished yet the bathroom stays clean, signalling compensations of quieter days.
Fletcher McIntyre the Middlebury Vermont fiddler was photographed at the Beers family Fox Hollow Folk Festival in Peters burg New York last month. A photo appeared in The Banner August 21 and confirmed by Addison County connections after his funeral service. McIntyre died August 30 in Porter Hospital Middlebury after a brief illness.
Marion Harris surveys clothing labeling and dryer shrinkage issues highlighted by the FTC. She urges attention to labels, care in drying shrunk fabrics, and consumer meetings on food and nutrition. Also reports on a wool moth grub issue, pest control tips with DDT guidance, and local community notices including staff changes and moving memories.
George Lincoln Rockwell’s will, filed in Arlington County Court, designates Matt Koehl as executor and sole custodian of his body. The $100 estate lists six children from two marriages as apparent heirs, but makes no provisions for money or personal effects. Rockwell, leader of the American Nazi Party, was killed by a sniper on August 25 in Arlington, Virginia.
FDA warns three self pressurized oven cleaners containing propane gas pose explosion hazards when used on hot surfaces or near pilot lights. Seven fire incidents linked to the products have prompted recalls. Aero Seal Super Foam Oven Cleaner with Ammonia from Aeroseal Corp and two Sunbeam items previously sold face action. Some cans remain on shelves or at home.
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