Rockets and Snipers Halt DMZ Barrier Work at Con Thien
North Vietnamese artillery rocket and mortar fire disrupts construction of the Con Thien barrier 2,800 yards south of the DMZ. Marines struggle to lay concertina wire as mortars and snipers harass crews, with only about three hours of work daily possible amid forward observer fire from across the border.
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Con Thien
South Vietnam
UPI
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
U.S
North Vietnam
Local Y official lauds Blackie’s community work at retirement party
Leonard praised Blackie for broad respect in Bennington and his deep Y devotion shaping youth, civic and religious life. Holden urged neighbors to continue Blackie’s mission, while gifts and a 64th birthday noted. Blackie thanked the crowd and promised continued service. Included are family and regional YMCA attendees.
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Bennington
Leonard
Blackie
New England
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births in Vermont
Admissions list includes Mrs Dola Reitz Manchester Miss Betty Ann Ouellette South Dorset Miss Kathy Berry Bennington Mrs Rita Bromirski Hoosick Falls Discharges include Miss Pamela Kalinowski Hoosick Falls Miss Barbara Hurley Mrs Mary Myers Mrs Marion B Oakes Bennington Miss Deborah L Putnam Sunderland Mrs Sandra Johnsmyer and son North Bennington Births Mr and Mrs Ralph Morse Sr East Arlington welcome a son on Sept 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dola Reitz
Manchester
Betty Ann Ouellette
South Dorset
Kathy Berry
Benington
Rita Bromirski
Hoosick Falls
Pamela Kalinowski
Barbara Hurley
Mary Myers
Marion B. Oakes
Bennington
Deborah L. Putnam
Sunderland
Sandra Johnsmyer
Ralph Morse Sr
East Arlington
Stock Averages at Noon September 15 1967
The Dow Jones Bache & Co composite shows 331.70 with a 0.40 point drop at noon. Industrials stand at 927.82 down 1.62, railroads at 260.85 down 0.29, utilities at 132.48 up 0.07. Volume reaches 5,090,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
District Court Hears Multiple Suspended License Pleas
In District Court three people pleaded guilty to driving with suspended licenses. Samuel E. Joseph, 23, changed to a suspended license record and paid 120.10 in fines after pleading guilty to speeding as well. Theron D. Trombley, 27, faced a 100 fine with 30 days suspended and probation. Gayle S. Goodrich, 30, paid 100 plus costs after admitting suspended license due to non payment of poll tax, with adjustments for predated payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Fienberg
Samuel Edward Joseph
Ben Mont Avenue
Fienberg
Joseph
Theron D. Trombley
Dorset
Manchester
Trombley
Goodrich
Paul Todschinder
Carmody
Doris Buchanan
Henry Drinker
Atlanta
Georgia
Vermont
Miss Bourn
Florian J. Mayer
Bennington
Jerry S. Martin
Bradford St
Martin
Christina M. Salo
Manchester Center
John H. Towsley
East Dorset
Erik S. Jensen
Londonderry
Clifford T. Conklin
Thomaston
Conn
Shaftsbury
William J. Noyes
Cayle M. Edwards
Wilcox Flats
Alvin J. Reed Jr
U.S
John P. Steel
Arlington
Past Presidents To Be Honored At GVA Meeting
The Greater Vermont Association will honor twelve past presidents at its annual meeting in Fairlee on September 25. Elmer Premo of Burlington, GVA president, will present inscribed Vermont marble paper weights during the luncheon at Boonie Oaks resort. Two deceased former presidents include Francis E. Morrissey of Benninton and Albert Jensen of Burlington. Frank E. Ward of Fairlee also deceased.
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Montpelier
Greater Vermont Association
Fairlee
Elmer Premo
Burlington
GVA
Vermont
Boonie Oaks
Francis E. Morrissey
Bennington
GWA
Albert Jensen
Frank E. Ward
Bennington Briefs Show Area Seniors at Vermont Tech Ran dolph Center
Area seniors at Vermont Technical College Randolph Center include Peter Austin Stanley Krawczyk Daniel Meyerhofer from Bennington Edward Erickson Daniel Zimmer from Arlington Walter Rice West Arlington Lester Thompson Manchester Lawrence Beecher West Pawlet Edward Butterfield Jacksonville Reginald Benson Weston James Maclay South Strafford with Bennington ties. First Well Baby Clinic at Bennington Elementary Saturday 9 to 10 a.m. Free for all area preschoolers. MOCA appoints Ina Damon to department inspector. first visitation in Montpelier. Green Mountain Club members visited Ray Fuller camp for cookout. coffee, marshmallows, and light cleaning. Community notices for church fellowship dessert September 19 with speaker Mrs Lawrence Howe Burlington. Green Mountain Home Extension picnic 5:30 at Houran camp. Bennington Club snacks tonight hosted by Dr James Shea. American Association of University Women Bennington Branch meets at North Pownal home. topic Paper Clothing with modeling by Robert Johnson. Help wanted for mornings at The Iron Kettle Restaurant 442-9771. ADV listings: VFW Beef Stew Supper 6-9, dancing 9-1 with George O'Brien and his Rhythmaires. ADV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Technical College
Randolph Center
Peter Austin
Stanley Krawczyk
Daniel Meyerhofer
Bennington
Edward Erickson
Daniel Zimmer
Arlington
Walter Rice
West Arlington
Lester Thompson
Manchester
Lawrence Beecher
West Pawlet
Edward Butterfield
Jacksonville
Reginald Benson
Weston
James Maclay
South Strafford
Park Street
Ina Damon
Military Order of the Cootie
MOCA
Montpelier
Funeral notices for Clarence M Foster and Anna B Waite
Funeral rites were held for Clarence M. Foster at Mahar and Son Funeral Home with Rev H Glenn Payne officiating. Burial was in Hinsdilleville Cemetery and mourners came from multiple states and Connecticut. Also noted: Anna B Waite funeral at Hanson Walbridge with burial at East Braintree Cemetery. Prevailing bearers listed. Rev Stef fen officiated. John J Trimble funeral at Mahar Funeral Home with Requiem Mass and St Marys Cemetery burial. WWI veteran rites observed by local posts and K of C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence M. Foster
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
H. Glenn Payne
First Baptist Church
Foster
Bennington Falls
Stanley West
Shushan
N.Y
Ralph Gagnon
Wiscassett
Maine
Leon Foster Jr
Howard W. Browe Jr
Bennington
Howard C. Browe III
Hoosick Falls
Leonard Peckham
Raymertown
Ben-Mont
Hinsdilleville
Payne
Wiscasset
Shaftsbury
Springfield
West Arlington
Connecticut
Anna B. Waite
North Branch Street
Hanson-Walbridge
Thomas Steffen
Second Congregational Church
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Alfred Ellis
O.S.A
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Fr. Ellis
James M. Brahan
Daniel J. Boylan
George Cuddihy
John Griffin
William Ketcham
William Grennan
Hoosick Falls Council K. of C
Trimble
Seot. Mahar Funeral Home
Charles E. Bauman
Mr. Trimble
Hoosick Post
American Legion
Hoosick Barracks
Obituary of Mrs. Philip Harris 59, former Marjorie Curran
Mrs. Philip Harris aged 59, formerly Marjorie Curran, of 102 County St. Arlington native born May 6 1908. Daughter of Thomas and Harriet Curran. She worked at Flint Robbins and Samson Industries. Survived by husband and three children from first marriage Moses Betit. Daughters Barbara Amell of Albany and sons Philip Betit and Donald Betit of Bennington. Funeral at St Francis de Sales Church at 10 a.m. Monday with prayers at 9:30 a.m. at Gibney Haynes Kane Funeral Home. Burial Park Lawn Cemetery. Calling hours Saturday night and Sunday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Harris
Marjorie Curran
County St
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Thomas
Harriet (Bailey) Curran
East Arlington
Arlington
Bennington
Flint & Robbins and
Sim Son Industries
Moses Betit
Ernest
Barbara) Amell
Albany
N.Y
Philip Betit
Donald Betit
St. Francis de Sales
Gibney, Haynes & Kane Funeral Home
Park Lawn Cemetery
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Rt. 67A
Globe Union
William H. Morse, Inc
Morse
Hy Goldfeld, Inc
Stamford, Conn
Dwyer
Holden
Black
Oktavec
Dorothy Ike
Stella Gilbert
Thomas Mooney
New Jersey
George Black
New Milford
Walter Malins
Pittsfield
Pownal
Priscilla Luce
Green Mountain Park
Harold Rhodes
U.S.A
Greater Bennington Association
Vermont Soldiers
Joseph E. Joseph
North Bennington
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Bowmaker
Charles Sawyer
Bell Laundry
East Main Street
Bennington Briefs
Green Mountain Club
Ray Fuller Camp
Robert Santway
Marsh
Women’s Fellowship
The
Lawrence Howe
Green Mountain Home Extension
Houran Camp
Bennington Club
James Shea
American Association of University Women
Vincent Pizzano
North Pownal
Robert Johnson
Paul Bohne III
Harry Eddington
VFW
George O’brien
Rhythmaires
John
Alec) Trimble
John J. Trimble
Stan Inn
Lee
Ernest Borgnine
Charles
Aes
N. F
Suny Tatts
Ila Lee Eta Thyssen
del Reeves
Hugh X. Lewis
David Houston
Margie Bowes
Mel Tillis
David Wilkins
Hank Mills
Ted Lehmann
J.D. Marshall
Birgitta Andersson
Charlton Laurence
Heston Olivier
harToum
Nile
Khartoum
Columbia Pictures Presents
Burton Zeffirelli
Mi Eeu
Williamstown
Harte Theatre
Eve
Ames A. oMitheners
Mirisch Corporation
Ljulie Andrews
Max von Sydow
Richard Harris