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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1964
Page
10
President Johnson signed a $207 million pay raise for servicemen effective Sept 1, following a prior 14 percent rise. The measure affects officers and warrant officers but not enlisted personnel with under two years of service, drawing some congressional criticism.
Moscow signals improving relations with the United States driven by trade. Khrushchev seeks long term credits and a revival of most favored nation terms, arguing a lend lease settlement worth about 11 billion dollars could unlock broader commerce. Rockefeller discussed obstacles to expansion during a talk with Khrushchev.
Abraham Bolden, a former Secret Service agent who guarded President Kennedy, was found guilty by a U S District Court jury of attempting to sell a secret government file for 50 000 dollars to an accused counterfeiter Bolden was sentenced by Judge Joseph Sam Perry to six years in prison and pleaded for mercy saying his statements would not embarrass the service.
A runaway boy Raymond Gutierrez died in a sealed refrigerated boxcar during a 12 day journey to Florida. His parents, Mexican immigrants in California, cannot afford to ship his body home, so Dade County will bury him in County Cemetery.
William Loeb charged federal judges with attempting judicial murder of his Manchester Union Leader. He testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee about an anti trust case and adverse rulings affecting his newspaper.
Rostov scientists and doctors in a government apartment house complain of strangers drinking in yards and halls as 12 bars and liquor stores cluster nearby. A dental clinic was moved out to make way for a wine shop and an exhibition hall became a bar, sparking city official inaction.
A three foot seven hundred pound shark was found dead Tuesday in the Merrimack River near Little Bridge in Lowell. Hu mane Society’s Robert Gilmore said the shark had a nine inch mouth opening and could have bitten an adult. It had not been dead long.
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