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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1965

Page

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Four Vermonters Educators Die In Plane Crash

Bennington area schools and parochial boards mourn four prominent educators killed in a plane crash. A joint statement from public and parochial officials pledged to carry on their work, with sympathy extended to families and the broader school system. Governor Hoff and Education Commissioner Gibboney offered condolences and support.

Bennington Village Montpelier Philip H. Hoff Richard Gibboney Bennington

Cease fire urged as India and Pakistan clash in Punjab

The United Nations demands a cease fire by 6 p.m. EDT as heavy fighting continues in West Pakistan's Sialkot Kasur area. India says troops were ordered to push Chinese forces from Himalayan borders while Pakistan reports air and ground battles near Lahore and Jodhpur.

Sialkot Kasur West Pakistan Pakistan Kashmir Lahore All India Radio Jodhpur United Nations U. N. Security Council U. N Subcontinent India China Himalayan

Aggressive India To Repel China In Himalayan Crisis

Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri told Parliament that Indian armed forces faced grave Chinese activity on the borders and urged China to respond to a peace call. He stated India would observe a cease fire with Pakistan from 3 30 a m India time as part of a UN backed cease-fire. Kosygin offered Soviet mediation to help resolve the crisis.

Pakistan India United Nations China Peking Lal Bahadur Shastri Himalayas Shastri Indian Defense Ministry All India Radio New Delhi UPI Himalayan United Nations Security Council U.N. Security Council

Manchester Moved By Bennington Tragedy

Manchester residents felt the Bennington air tragedy deeply with radio alerts and hushed stores. Local leaders offered sympathy and officials voiced shock while educators recalled connections to the victims and the county faces a tremendous educational loss.

Manchester Mendow Mountain Board of Selectmen Bennington Ferdinand Bongartz Stanford Zecher E. H. Henry Burr and Burton Seminary Phil Walker Danby Father Spinelli Henry Neil E. Cross Bennington-Rutland

U S Diplomats See China Not Finished With India Clash

Washington reports many U.S. diplomats believe China's six day war of nerves against India may continue. Beijing warned of grave consequences unless India dismantled posts, then claimed compliance, a claim India denied. Indians restated limits while China may press on other fronts and back Pakistan, with fears of a Kashmir move and rapid reinforcements along the border.

U.S China Washington UPI India

Tragic crash on Mendon Mountain kills four educators

Four Bennington school leaders died when a single engine Beech Musketeer crashed on Mendon Mountain near Rutland after their Monday flight to a Vermont Headmasters meeting. Pilot Ralf S. Kates and passengers Rev. Vincent Spinelli, W. Philip Walker, and James Morgan perished. autopsies planned. weather and cause under investigation.

Bennington Mendon Mountain Rutland Vermont Headmasters Association Montpelier Ralf S. Kates Mt. Anthony Union Vincent J. Spinelli Bennington Catholic W. Philip Walker Molly Stark James H. Morgan Rutland Civil Air Patrol Mendon Pico Peak Rabbit Ledge Army Air Guard Ersville U.S. 4 Vermont Rutland County Kates Hurd Albany, N.Y William Powers Father Spinelli Walker Morgan

Windsor Governor Faces Windsor Prison Charges

Governor Philip Hoff expresses deep concern over charges at Windsor State Prison involving Warden Robert Smith. Rep. William Blachly alleges shocking conditions and vindictive punishment. Institutions Commissioner John Woodhull visits the prison and schedules a press conference. Hoff may seek outside expert help if charges prove valid, with a visit planned for October 7.

Windsor Prison Woodhull Blachly Hoff

Bennington Loss Mourned In Inside Editorial

Inside the edition readers mourn Bennington as editors reflect on the town's loss, pairing an editorial with letters from locals that express sorrow and remembrance for the community figure.

Bennington

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