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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1965
Page
3
Washington coverage notes the GOP reviving its strategy to rebuild in major urban areas. Ray C. Bliss, newly installed Republican national chairman, leads the effort after previously serving as Ohio Republican chair. The plan aims to regain influence in denser urban markets.
Mrs Kwan Lee and nine relatives resume their search for fortune in a New York garbage scow after a burglary scare. They recovered a bag of valuables, only for her son to discard it. the group now wades through seven tons of ripe garbage in hopes of finding the loot.
Federal and state officials will meet Gov. Hoff in Montpelier to discuss a three year Community Shelter Planning Program for Vermont. Objectives include matching residents to protected spaces, creating realistic movement plans, and updating shelter allocations as populations and inventories change under Civil Defense guidance. Attendees include Laur ie J. Cormier and Richard C. Holmes along with Vermont and U.S. Civil Defense leaders.
Washington UPI reports Ned Hudson of the New York Times won the 1965 Sherman Fairchild International Safety Writing Award. The aviation writer will receive 1000 dollars for outstanding coverage of new air safety developments across all flying fields.
Vermont Supreme Court considers writ of habeas corpus for Ronald Rich 18, inmate at Windsor House of Correction. Rich argues he was not convicted, having been sent to Weeks School at 14 for delinquency. The case follows allegations of abuse and subsequent investigations into Windsor State Prison.
Vermont Governor Philip Hoff and Public Service Board Chair Ernest Gibson discussed New England Telephone Company returns. Hoff urged restraint, saying action should wait to see NET's plans, while noting a 7.25 percent return for ten months and a target near 6.5 percent with incentives if fair. He warned against overreaction and emphasized considering costs of a rate case and future returns.
Albany College of Saint Rose announces a spring session with undergraduate and graduate courses in economics languages education history speech correction philosophy theology and sociology open to men and women Registration for undergraduate evening and Saturday courses runs Jan 3 4 5 and Jan 22 respectively with class start Jan 31 Graduation division registration is Jan 10 11 12 and classes begin Jan 31 The graduate program to prepare teachers of the mentally retarded will again be offered.
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