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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1964

Page

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Meyer Silenced for Innuendoes At Race Track Tax Hearing

Former Vermont congressman William H. Meyer of Rupert was silenced at a public hearing in Montpelier after suggesting race track interests influence the legislature. The hearing on extending Green Mountain Park’s revenue split with the state was led by Sen. Reid Lefevre and Rep. John Downs.

Montpelier Vermont William H. Meyer Rupert Green Mountain Park Pownal Reid Lefevre Manchester Senate Finance Committee House Lefevre Tee Ways and Means John Downs St. Johnsbury Meyer Martin DeMatteo Jr Taconic Racing and Breeding Association Vincent J. Bartimo Resch

Hunt predicts changes in Simpson school bill in Vermont

Vermont educator Lyman Hunt predicts refinement of the Simpson state aid to education bill during a special session. He favors increasing aid to four million dollars annually, inclusion of high school transportation costs, and a three year equal-step distribution to aid planning and cushion losses for districts.

Hunt Simpson Burlington Vermont Lyman Hunt Essex Junction WJOY House Committee On Education

Ambassador Recalled as Ghana tensions rise

The United States recalls Ambassador William P. Mahoney Jr. from Ghana for consultations amid anti-American demonstrations in Accra. Officials say relations remain intact but discontent is noted and aid commitments could be affected. In Innsbruck Austria three U S Winter Olympians were arrested for car theft after a predawn chase. Bill March 20 from Aspen George Farmer 25 Seattle and Mike Hessel 21 Eugene were charged with theft with March also charged for driving without a license.

Washington United States Ghana William P. Mahoney Jr U.S Mahoney Innsbruck Austria Olympic Village Bill March Aspen Colo George Farmer Seattle Mike Hessel Eugene Ore Maroh

Selectmen propose budget cuts lower town taxes in 1964

The town's 1964 general fund tax rate would drop 20 cents to 1.89 if voters approve the budget adopted by selectmen. Highway tax would fall from 95 to 90 cents, and total town taxes could fall to 2.98 with 19 cents for special appropriations and a 90 cent highway levy. A 50,000 airport improvement local share is proposed with a 10 year repayment, not affecting 1964 taxes.

Selectmen Bennington

Army Units Alerted For Use In Tuskegee

Army Infantry units based at Ft. Benning Georgia were placed on alert for possible movement into east Alabama to handle the desegregation crisis. The 2nd Infantry Division and 11th Air Assault Group were cited as ready within 30 minutes.

Tuskegee Ala Ft. Benning Alabama Associated Press 2Nd Infantry Division 11Th East Alabama Columbus Army Johnson James Rea Notasulga

Williams Gibney Pierce Miss Hurley Seek Re Election

Five village officials announced re elections at Village Meeting March 17. John H. Williams II first declared at Bennington Village Trustees meeting. James B. Gibney Ormald Pierce Ward 7 and David Carver Ward 1 said they would seek office again in 1964. Gibney seeks a third one year term. Pierce and Carver seek second three year terms.

Williams Gibney, Pierce Miss Hurley John H. Williams II Bennington James B. Gibney Ormald Pierce David Carver Gibney Carver Hilda Hurley Corcoran

Some Agreements Reached In Malaysia Truce Talks

Bangkok AP reports Malaysia Indonesia and the Philippines announced progress toward a cease-fire along Borneo. They asked UN Secretary General U Thant to name Thailand as supervisor and said talks produced guiding principles to make the truce effective. Talks resume Friday.

Malaysia Bangkok Thailand Indonesia Philippines Indonesia-Malaysia Borneo U.N U Thant U.S Robert F. Kennedy Salvador P. Lopez Tun Abdul Razak Subandrio Razak North Borneo

Hoff Bill on Student Loans Rejected in Vermont House

Rep Carlton Mann of Peru says Gov Hoff failed to prove need for a college scholarship bill. The House Banking and Corporations Committee voted 13 to 1 to reject the measure though sympathetic to its idea. The bill would create a state fund guaranteeing loans for Vermont students from banks. Hoff expressed shock at the action.

Santarcangelo Declares Candidacy for Village President

Salvatore Santarcangelo of 114 Ben Mont Ave announces he will run for Bennington Village President, creating a two way race with incumbent James B. Gibney who seeks a third term. Santarcangelo vows orderly village business and cooperation among governments. Gibney welcomes a larger field and calls for high voter turnout.

Salvatore Santarcangelo Ben Mont Ave Bennington Santarcangelo James B Dash) Gibney Ideal Fuels Gulf Oil Co Gibney

Beckwith jury nears verdict in Mississippi murder trial

Beckwith, a 43 year old segregationist from Greerwood Mississippi, faces a all white jury in Jackson as final arguments conclude in the Byron de la Beckwith murder trial over Medgar Evers death. Prosecutors say a high powered rifle killed Evers and Beckwith claims his rifle was stolen the day before the shooting.

Jackson Miss Byron de la Beche Beckwith Medgar Evers Greerwood Evers

Inside Old West Arlington mill faces critical period

Sunderland, a sawmill owner, voices tough views on publicity for educational measures in his town amid Japanese competition. The Banner reports from pages 7 and 6 detailing local industry reaction and public messaging.

Old West Arlington Sunderland

River Street blaze damages two-story building

Firefighters quickly controlled a Wednesday afternoon fire at 204 208 River Street causing an estimated 3000 to 4000 dollars in damage to the upper floor. Two nine year old boys admitted playing with matches. no one was inside the building and nearby property at 201 Depot Street sustained minor scorching.

River Street Bennington River St Hagerman Depot St Bennington Village Alfred T. LaTour School Street Benn Litho

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