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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1964

Page

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Ginsburg Sees Delayed Scrapping of Rutland Line

Rutland Railway president William S. Ginsburg indicated a Sept. 1 deadline to scrap the Vermont segment may be pushed back while a $2 million federal loan to Ogdensburg, N.Y., is reviewed. Officials seek clarity on NY operations before fixed commitments.

Rutland, Vt UPI Rutland Railway Vermont New York William S. Ginsburg Ogdensburg N.Y Area Redevelopment Administration Ginsburg New York State Alburg Burlington Vermont Railway Corp Bennington Jay L. Wulfson Vermont Public Service Board Ernest W. Gibson Gibson Norwood Rouses Point Walton Alburg - To

Babcock Demands Answers From Vermont Race Commission

In Montpelier Republican candidate Robert S. Babcock pressed Gov. Hoff to force the Race Commission to answer six questions he has raised or remove the commissioners. He cited six weeks without a courtesy reply and accused the commission of secrecy and poor governance. Hoff defended the commission and invited Babcock to review minutes or visit to hear the remaining questions.

Babcock Fred Davis Davis Green Mountain Park Pownal Racing Commission

Kearns Reports Surplus For Department of Administration

William F. Kearns Jr says the Department of Administration ended the year with a 33000 surplus from a 900000 appropriation. The surplus returned to the general fund on June 30, and the agency also posted prior year surpluses. For 1963 the department spent 866400 with 75000 from the contingency fund. 828000 in 1962 with 63000 transferred funds. London UPI Kendle marriage annulment bid denied after judge notes long delay.

Administration Department Contingency Fund London UPI William Kendle Kendle

Senate Passes Poverty Bill Amid Election Year Push

The Senate approved Johnson's sweeping 947.5 million dollar war on poverty by voice vote and sent it to the White House. The measure funds youth camps and training, aids small business and farmers, and includes a loyalty oath provision for anti poverty projects, a key House Senate difference. The bill aims to reduce poverty amid broad prosperity.

Washington UPI Senate Johnson White House House Barry Goldwater Goldwater GOP United States

Davis Reports a Clean Season at Pownal Track

Fred P. Davis of the state Parimutuel Racing Commission said Green Mountain Park in Pownal has seen a clean 1964 season with no rule violations. Previous issues involved phenylbutazone and suspensions, while some license applicants provided false information and track stewards suspended race keys for infractions.

Newport Fred P. Davis State Parimutuel Racing Commission Green Mountain Park Pownal Davis Dave Vermont Come Mission

Red China Moves MIG Jets Into North Viet Nam

UPI reports that a number of MIG 15 and MIG 17 fighters have been moved into North Vietnam from Hainan area. Officials say the planes pose no immediate threat and no confrontation with U S forces has occurred. North Vietnamese pilots are said to be training to fly the aircraft.

North Viet Nam Washington UPI Red China Defense Department Defense Arthur Sylevester United States South China Sea South Viet Nam Sylvester Saigon Hainan North Viet Nam U.S. Navy South China Communist Cyrus R. Vance

Tense Calm Rules In Troubled Cyprus

UN said the Cyprus cease-fire was generally observed despite isolated incidents. Turkish jets reconnoitered the Kokkina area with no offensive action while Greek Cypriots reported ground exchanges and casualties. The city of Polis and Kokkina area suffered damage and deaths as both sides awaited moves risking a fragile peace. Both communities mourned victims and debated Turkish demands linked to withdrawals from captured villages.

Nicosia Cyprus UPI United Nations Kokkina Turkey Ankara Foreign Office London Cyprus High Commission U.N Polis Spyros Kyprianou Ledra Street Battlestorn United Nations Security Council Makarios Selan Tepe Po=lis

Vermont Couple Cleared In Tennessee Camp Case

A Vermont couple, Robert and Mrs. Gustafson of Putney, Vermont, were cleared of charges of contributing to the delinquency of minors in Blount County Tennessee. Judge James C. Witt dismissed the August indictment related to the North South Work Camp raid near Townsend in the Great Smoky Mountains, a camp sponsored by the Highlander Research and Education Center of Knoxville.

Maryville, Tenn UPD Vermont Tenessee Mountains Blount County Townsend Great Smoky Mountains Gustafsons The Highlander Research and Education Center of Knoxville, Tenn Dfunct Highlander Folk School Monteagle, Tenn

Vermont college fund draws $40000 for freshmen

Vermont college-bound freshmen have tapped the state scholarship fund for $40000. About 50 students have used a $1000 loan provided by a new law from last winter’s legislative session. Gov Hoff urges incoming freshmen to apply. The State Student Loan Committee meets again August 24 to review more loan applications.

Montpelier Vermont Philip H. Hoff

Soviet Press Links U S Strike and Cyprus Raids as Aggression

Moscow reports say Soviet papers tie the U S air strike on North Vietnam to Turkish raids on Cyprus as Western aggression. Khrushchev offers sympathy to Greek Cypriots but no call for intervention. Izvestia accuses Turkey of piratical action with jets against Cyprus.

Moscow UPI U.S Viet Nam Cyprus Mediterranean Nikita S. Khrushchev Soviet Union Izvestia Turkey NATO Gulf of Tonkin Amkara

Saigon Plans 500 Air Raid Shelters for 400000

Saigon government announces 500 public air raid shelters to protect 400000 residents and urges citizens to build shelters at home. City official Duong Ngoc Lam criticizes residents for lax discipline during drills and calls for tougher measures to create a sense of emergency amid wartime tensions.

Saigon APS Duong Ngoc Lam Paris Nguyen Khanh

Inside Town Fathers Discuss Hoosick Falls Cleanup

Town leaders review storm damage response and cleanup plans for Hoosick Falls as part of Page 6 coverage. Items include proposed actions, funding needs, and timeline considerations for local recovery efforts.

Hoosick Falls

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