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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1968

Page

8

Government Studies Ways To Reduce Death Toll at Railroad Grade Crossings

The UPI report details a Transportation Department effort to cut railroad crossing deaths, with 1967 toll at 1,780 and injuries over 4,000. It notes 225,000 grade crossings, most accidents involve cars rear-ending or hitting gates, and discusses funding, safety signs, warning systems, and calls for a national hazard-rating standard to guide federal and state grants.

Washington UPI U.S. Department of Transportation Transportation Department Transportation Alan S. Boyd National Transportation Safety Group Congress United States Boyd

Ripton Society questions Nixon inevitability at GOP nominating convention

The Ripon Society, a Republican group in Cambridge, says Nixon may lose the nomination to Rockefeller. It notes Nixon has 365 of 667 needed votes with 263 for Rockefeller, 207 for Reagan, and 498 for favorite sons. A brokered convention could result if no majority on the second ballot. Nixon camp seeks broad public support and bandwagon appeals to secure first ballot victory.

Cambridge Mass UPI Richard Nixon Nelson A. Rockefeller Ripon Society New York California Ronald Reagan Nixon Rockefeller

Brazil battles inflation under Costa e Silva amid protests

UPI foreign analysis notes student protests in Rio de Janeiro turning anti government and anti U.S. with a death during police suppression. Demonstrations spread to 11 states including Sao Paulo and Brasilia as inflation improves from 84 percent in 1964 to 24.5 percent in 1967 while the regime pledges a bloodless revolution and cites economic gains.

United States Rio de Janeiro U.S Arthur da Costa E Silva Rio Brazil Sao Paulo Brasilia Fortaleza Costa E Silva

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