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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1966

Page

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Aid Slash Opposed By Rusk

Secretary of State Dean Rusk argued against cutting President Johnson s 3.39 billion foreign aid request by 415 million in supplemental funds, saying such reductions would cripple programs worldwide. He spoke to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, noting shifts toward multilateral aid and addressing Viet Nam and Red China while Fulbright urged caution against bilateral ties. The hearing, televised nationally, faced uncertainties in Congress.

Washington UPI Dean Rusk Congress Johnson Rusk Senate Foreign Relations Committee Viet Nam Red China J. William Fulbright D-Ark U.S Fulbright United States Peking White House Capitol Hill

CIA official says U.S. spying on par with Russia and China

In Providence UPI quotes former CIA official Lyman Kirkpatrick saying the United States is on a par with Russia and China in spying. He remarks the CIA is on a level with those nations and underscores ongoing intelligence activity.

Providence R.I UPI Central Intelligence Agency CIA U.S Russia China Lyman Kirkpatrick

Barre Adopts 8 50 Curfew for Teens

Barre votes to require teens to leave city streets by 8 50 p m unless with an adult after a public hearing set for April 26. The ordinance passed last week drew opposition from residents who call it an infringement of freedom and a step toward totalitarian control.

Militant Buddhist Leader Urges Halt to Anti-Government Acts

Saigon dispatch reports Tri Quang, spiritual head of the Unified Buddhist Church, touring Hue and Da Nang to urge followers to stop anti-government protests. He warned continued agitation could derail plans for a civilian government within months. Ky supporters in Saigon discuss election details as Thieu promises decrees soon.

Saigon UPI Washington Tri Quang United States National Assembly Hue da Nang Nguyen Coa Ky Quang Unified Buddhist Church Viet Nam U.S Nguyen van Thieu Thieu

McCune Inaugurated as UVM's 18th President

Burlington event inaugurates Dr Shannon McCune as the University of Vermont's 18th president with a weekend of ceremonies and discussions. Governor Hoff, campus officials, and a procession led the formal installation in Patrick Gymnasium.

Dr. McCune UVM Burlington University of Vermont Shannon McCune New Patrick Gymnasium Marsh Hall Billings John R. Fleming U.S. News and World Report John Fischer Harper’s Magazine Max Ways Fortune Magazine Board of Economic Warfare Washington McCune Hoff Marshall Brady Gilleland University Board of Trustees Samuel N. Bogorad Carl W. Borgmann Science and Engineering Ford Foundation Francis J. Cain Francis H. Horn University of Rhode Island Robert F. Joyce Lawrence H. Marvin UVM Board of Trustees Walter M. Pressey UVM Student Association Stewart P. Washburn Pressey Montpelier Marvin Washburn Samuel Austin

U.S. Planes Hit Hanoi Missile Sites Near City

U.S. Air Force jets attacked closer to Hanoi than ever before blasting two missile sites and a radar complex about 15 miles from the city center. The operation saw a second site destroyed and a nearby radar and comms targets hit, with all planes returning safely.

Saigon UPS U.S Hanoi

Cease-Fire Proposed In Iraqi Civil War

Iraqs new military government headed by Mam Gen Abdel Rahman Aref considers a Kurdish proposed month long lull in the five year war with mountain tribes. Kurdish leader Barzani cites local rule talks as reason for the pause while the spring offensive looms and no immediate plan for recognition is given.

Baghdad Iraq UPI Mam Abdel Rahman Aref Aref Adel Salam Aref Mohammed Barzani Middle East

Major Fire Destroys Arcade Building in Saratoga Springs

A Sunday night blaze badly damaged the Arcade Building in Saratoga Springs, threatening the State Bank of Albany and nearby stores. Damage ranged from 100000 to 260000 dollars, with no injuries aside from a spectator. The three story brick structure housed shops, offices, and apartments.

Saratoga Springs N.Y State Bank of Albany John T. Rochan Broadway Saratoga Colonial Tavern Berkowitz Jewelers Saratoga Hospital Convention Hall Columbia Hotel

Inside Notes and Dedications At Town Library Event

Columnist Gerald Raftery recalls memorized lines and memories on page 4 as speeches mark the ribbon cutting at the Pow nal library on page 6. Hoosick Falls honors National Guard veterans with impressive rites noted on page 6.

Gerald Raftery New Pownal Hoosick Falls

Poland Church State Clash Deepens As Pope Visit Feared

In Poznan Poland Communist leader Gomulka and Cardinal Wyszynski spoke at rival venues within a mile. Gomulka accused the cardinal of hindering a Pope Paul VI visit to Poland for a May millennium celebration while the church leader urged restraint saying the church seeks no temporal rule.

Poznan Poland UPI Communist Party Wladyslaw Gomulka Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski Gomulka Miesiewicz University Paul Czestochowa Rgime

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