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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1966
Page
3
Senator Robert F. Kennedy accused the Johnson administration of underfunding urban programs amid Riots in the ghettos and a surge of racial unrest. He warned that insufficient spending would worsen the nation’s urban ills and called for stronger federal action.
Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen said the House civil rights open occupancy provision requires more study and may violate due process. He warned it would spark litigation and hinder desegregation in big cities, citing New York City’s long open occupancy history. He also argued the measure would outlaw quota systems that opened Chicago areas to Black residents. The remarks came as a late week focus on civil rights and urban programs alongside budget discussions.
New York history of James Gordon Bennett Sr and the founding of the Tribune in 1835. Describes initial penny publication, bold branding, journalistic approach to Washington and Wall Street coverage, including Bennett's marriage announcement and later Horace Greeley's 1841 penny paper Baldwin era.
The five day outlook from the UPI and U.S. Weather Bureau shows temperatures near or slightly above seasonal norms with little day to day change until Friday when it will turn warmer. Normal highs reach 79 in Boston and 63 in the low range for the period. Precipitation averages up to half an inch, with rain Tuesday and more general rain Friday or Saturday.
Banner Publishing Corporation advertises daily publication at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont with UPI rights. Home delivery rates printed for Vermont and nationwide, including 3 month 6 month and 1 year subscriptions and second class postage.
Washington UPI The House approved a 3.7 billion dollar bill to boost the slumping housing market by expanding FNMA borrowing authority. The measure differs from a Senate plan by backing mortgage purchases to free funds for home loans.
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