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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1964

Page

1

Hoff Cites Tradition At State Craft Show

Gov. Philip Hoff opened the Vermont Arts and Crafts Show at Green Mountain Park in Pownal to highlight craft traditions. More than 50 Vermont craftsmen displayed wares as buyers from New England and beyond registered. sales were reported excellent.

Hoff Greater Vermont Association Arts and Crafts Division State Department of Education New England Rhode Island Delaware New York Pennsylvania Ruth Coburn Arts and Crafts Green Mountain Park Bennington Charmion Rhodies Arlington Red Mountain David Gil Benniington

MacBride enters race as Vermont GOP narrows field

In Burlington Rep. Roger MacBride officially launched his bid for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. He attacks big government and tax failure, calling for abolishing the state Administration Department and Recreation Department and trimming the state payroll. In Middlebury Lt. Gov. Ralph Foote and former lieutenant governor Robert Babcock acknowledge a widening policy split and plan to announce their intentions within two weeks, with sales tax as a major issue.

Burlington Roger MacBride Halifax MacBride Ralph A. Foote University of Vermont Political Science Robert S. Babcock Babcock Foote

Maine Teacher Promotes School Regionalization

Farmington State Teachers College president says state incentives speed regionalization of districts. Former Castleton State College president Ernio Houston Scott told a Citizenship Education Conference that regionalization is inevitable and should move quickly in Vermont, noting Maine advances due to grants.

Burlington UPS Farmington Maine State Teachers College Ernio Houston Scott Castleton State College Vermont Citizenship Education University of Vermont Scott Pine Tree

Khrushchev links revolution to living standards in Hungary

Soviet Premier Khrushchev told Hungarian factory workers that world revolution cannot succeed without full stomachs. He attacked self named Communists and Marxist-Leninists for prioritizing revolution over raising the standard of living, warning the revolutionary impulse requires better living conditions.

Budapest UPI Nikita S. Khrushchev Khrushchev Peking

Alaska Seeks Fast Federal Aid After Earthquake

Alaska urged rapid simple federal disaster aid as cities Kodiak Seward and Valdez reeled from the Good Friday quake tidal wave. Health Service put deaths at 24 with 83 missing, plus uncounted figures totaling up to 180 with 46 dead. Rehabilitation costs loom in the millions while state revenue could fall 15 to 20 percent.

Kodiak Seward Valdez James Harrison Alaska Island Health Service

Demonstrations Across South Spark Arrests and Tensions

Racial protests trigger mass arrests in St Augustine Warrenton Greenwood and Phoenix with 117 detainees in St Augustine alongside more than a dozen arrests in Greenwood and Warrenton. General MacArthur’s condition worsens as doctors monitor kidney function and esophageal tube removal. Peace Corps Director Shrivers links poverty fight to civil rights efforts.

Phoenix Ariz St. Augustine Fla Malcolm Peabody Massachusetts Endicott Peabody Peabody Warrenton N.C Greenwood Mass Student Non- Violent Coordinating Committee SNCC Miss Justice Department Mississippi Jackson Mississippi House of Representatives New York Peace Corps Sargent Shrivers United Negro College Fund

Nixon assails Viet Nam policy as weak and inconsistent

Former Vice President Richard Nixon arrived for a private trip to Saigon and condemned the Johnson administration's South Viet Nam policy as weak wavering and inconsistent. He warned that a failure to take a firm stand could spell the beginning of the end for U S interests in Southeast Asia. Nixon spoke at an airport press conference after a late arrival and later met Ambassador Lodge at the embassy.

Saigon Viet Nam UPD Richard M. Nixon Johnson South Viet Nam United States Southeast Asia Nixon Henry Cabot Lodge Lodge Bangkok Tansomhut

Rio in Revolt as Lacerda Supports Goulart Challenge

Guanabara state joined the revolt against President Joao Goulart as anti Communist Gov. Carlos Lacerda backed the move. Rebels moved on Rio while loyal forces prepared to march on Belo Horizonte amid reports of tense streets and guarded government offices.

Rio DE Janeiro UPI Guanabara Joao Goulart Carlos Lacerda Goulart Lacerda Rio Brazil Sao Paulo Belo Horizonte Recife Miguel Arraes Guanabara State

Ghana Calls for World Marshall Plan at UN Trade Conference

Ghana Foreign Minister Kojo Botsio urged 122 nations at the United Nations conference on trade and development to adopt a joint East West Marshall Plan. He argued for a truly international program benefiting less developed countries and said there is no room for East West distinctions in mobilizing aid. He warned that piecemeal measures fail to promote economic emancipation and urged new approaches to trade and development.

Geneva UPD West African Republic of Ghana Kojo Botsio

Inside Bennington craftsmen show at New York museum

Naturalist opens a series of columns with a feature on early birds in Dorset and in his private sanctuary. The Banner notes craftsman David Gil and Traims Luksus displaying works in a New York museum on Page 5.

Bennington David Gil Traims Luksus N.Y. Museum Dorset Banner

Suppressing the Sounds of Sin Capt Trueblue Lead Police Raid

Captain Harold Trueblue of the Vice Squad crouches behind a yew tree watching a house where women gather for immoral profit. He signals an undercover team, plans to raid, and seeks public praise while fearing anonymity in service.

Harold Trueblue Trueblue Melvin Simonpore Simonpore Commissioner of Public Safety Simonpure

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