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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1965

Page

3

Aiding Enemy Charge Faces Former Viet Cong Prisoners

Two U S Army sergeants, Sgt George E Smith and Sgt Claude McClure, face aiding the enemy charges while held by Viet Cong. Defense counsel says proving aiding the enemy is hard without a war declaration. If tried and convicted, death could result but would require extensive reviews.

Naha Okinawa UPI U.S. Army George E. Smith Chester W.va Claude McClure Chattanooga Tenn United States Phnom Penh Cambodia U.S Viet Nam Howard B. McClellan Clayton, N.M McClellan Army Albert E. Watson Korat Thailand

Vermont bill seeks repeal of tax on cheap meals

Montpelier UPI reports a bill to repeal Vermont’s meal tax for items under $1, leaving a 3 percent tax on meals over $1. The measure, from Rep elect Donald Milne, aims to restore tax free status for meals under $1 while adjusting current rates. The tax now applies at 1 to 3 cents across meal price bands, a change made in 1963 to cover all meals.

Continued Prosperity Predicted Forecast for 1966 GNP Rise

Washington experts forecast continued U.S. prosperity in 1966 with a $44 billion rise in gross national product if policy steers between pump primers and belt-tighteners. Dr. Gerhard Colm of the National Planning Association and Carol S. Carson foresee the expansion amid Viet Nam war concerns.

Washington UPI U.S Gerhard Colm National Planning Association Carol S. Carson

Viet Critics in Hanoi On Own Peace Mission

Yale historian Staughton Lynd and two leftist figures Dr. Herbert Aptheker and Thomas Hayden traveled to Hanoi on a private mission to study the other side’s peace approach. They hope to meet North Vietnamese officials and the National Liberation Front while facing possible US charges for the trip without State Department approval.

Hanoi New Haven, Conn UPI Staughton Lynd Yale University U.S New Left Alice Lynd Herbert Aptheker Thomas Hayden Viet Nam State Department National Liberation Front Viet Cong Aptheker Helsinki Lyndh Hayden Students For A Democratic Society Halphong Internal Security Senate Lynch United States

Purse String Pressure Planned To Force Rights Compliance

The federal government plans to use funding leverage to combat racial discrimination in federally assisted programs. Attorney General Nicholas DeB. Katzenbach announced on Monday that the administration will apply pressure through purse strings to enforce rights compliance in programs receiving federal aid.

Washington UPI Federally Atty Nicholas Deb. Katzenbach Katzenbach Civil Service Commission Civil Rights Commission

Johnson McNamara discuss rising Viet Nam war costs

In Austin, President Johnson hosted Defense Secretary Robert McNamara at the LBJ Ranch to talk about the growing military costs and related Viet Nam issues. They reportedly discussed defense budgeting and the 30 hour Christmas cease-fire, with no confirmation of broader topics.

LBJ McNamara Austin Tex UPI Johnson Robert S. McNamara Lbj Ranch Texas White House Joseph Laitin Aspen Colo Washington Laitin U.S North Viet Nam White House Viet Nam Ranch House Vatican Paul VI

Rescue Efforts Continue In North Sea Disaster

Divers hoped to reach the Sea Gem oil rig sunk in the North Sea 42 miles east of Grimsby after two legs buckled. Four deaths plus nine missing were unofficials, with 20 saved from 32 aboard. BP owned the platform, built to float and use self elevating legs.

Grimsby Eng UPI North Sea Here The British Petroleum Britain

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