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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1968

Page

5

Pueblo seizure sparks demand for full explanation

Senator Robert Stafford. R-Vt., warns the House armed services subcommittee will seek a full explanation of the Pueblo incident. He criticizes the Johnson administration for placing the ship and its 83 crew in a vulnerable position without escort. Stafford, back from Vietnam, links the Pueblo seizure to the South Vietnam offensive and stays hopeful the US can avert a military takeover there.

Washington UPD Robert T. Stafford R-Vt House Armed Services Subcommittee Stafford Vietnam North Korea South Vietnam United States

Vermont faculty panel backs ending campus cigarette sales

Burlington University of Vermont faculty committee urges President Lyman Rowell to terminate cigarette sales in vending machines and the university bookstore. The Student Life Committee calls sales detrimental to health and says Rowell has shown willingness to remove machines. The Student Association is weighing the recommendation.

Burlington UPD University of Vermont Lyman Rowell Rowell

Conscientious objector pleads innocent on draft charges

Kenneth B. Carroll, 21, of Cabot, is free on $100 bond after pleading innocent in U S District Court to federal charges alleging he failed to follow his Montpelier draft board’s order. The board had declared him a conscientious objector and directed service at DeGoesbriand Memorial Hospital in Burlington for 24 months. Carroll was apprehended in Indiana and brought back to Burlington by federal authorities.

Burlington UPD Cabot Kenneth B. Carroll Ernest W. Gibson U.S Carroll Montpelier DeGoesbriand Memorial Hospital Indiana

Vermont House to act on constitutional revision study panel

Montpelier UPC reports the Vermont lower chamber will act today on a bill creating an 11 member constitutional revision study committee. The panel includes the chief justice and attorney general with appointments split among the House, Senate, and governor to propose amendments and report to the 1971 General Assembly or a special session. Ripton UPC notes the state Job Corps camp will close due to costs, with staff and corps members reassigned to centers in Illinois Ohio Indiana and Kentucky and remaining projects finished by nearby supervisors.

Ripton UPC Office of Economic Opportunity Washington George S. James U.S. Forest Service Illinois Ohio Indiana Kentucky James

Albany delays $7.86 million federal building project

In Albany the proposed $7.86 million federal building is among projects deferred indefinitely due to President Johnson’s austerity program. A General Services Administration spokesman said no funds are included in the Budget Bureau plan for 1968-69 and no action is expected until at least 1970 for the 11 story Clinton Square building.

Albany Johnson General Services Administration Washington Budget Bureau Clinton Square

Albany approves JFK memorial May 29 remembrance plan

Albany assembly votes to let schools mark May 29 as a JFK memory day with special ceremonies. Originated by Delmar Elementary pupils, bill now moves to the Senate for action. Troy-Cohoes YWCA Neighborhood Youth Corps grant of 109,850 funds 144 enrolles with a total project cost of 140,530.

Albany New York State Assembly John F. Kennedy Delmar New York Senate Troy Department of Labor Troy-Cohoes

Great Barrington plans state memorial for W E B DuBois site

A 50 member DuBois Memorial Committee proposes turning the five acre Mass 23 property near Great Barrington into a state memorial for W E B Du Bois. Supporting figures include Sidney Poitier Aaron Copland Roy Wilkins Norman Rockwell Reinhold Niebuhr Edward W Brooke and Silvio Conte with Walter Wilson and Edmund W Gordon as chairs. The group purchased the homestead last year to promote the memorial idea.

Great Barrington W. E. Burghardt DuBois Mass, 23 Egremont Sidney Poitier Aaron Copland Roy Wilkins Norman Rockwell Reinhold Niebuhr Edward W. Brooke Massachusetts Silvio O. Conte Pittsfield DuBois Memorial Walter Wilson East Chatham N.Y Edmund W. Gordon Pomona Wilson Gordon DuBois

GE workers strike over pay scale grievance in transformer dept

In Pittsfield General Electric halted work as 18 crane repairmen walked off in the transformer department. IVE Local 255 CIO president Albert Litano said the walkout could last at least three days. The grievance centers on a corrected pay scale not made retroactive.

Pittsfield General Electric Albert Litano IVE CIO

Monument Mountain High School Building Nears Completion

Great Barrington reports the Monument Mountain Regional High School on Stockbridge Road will be completed April 3 and ready for occupancy soon after. The new structure will serve students from Great Barrington Stockbridge and West Stockbridge under the regional district plan.

Great Barrington Monument Mountain Regional High School Stockbridge Road Stockbridge West Stockbridge

Massachusetts Electric Plans High Voltage Grid Addition

North Adams MA The Massachusetts Electric Co announces a plan for a higher voltage distribution system in the area tied to the Hoosac Valley Regional High School project. The plan includes building a new substation at Cheshire Harbor.

North Adams Massachusetts Electric Co Hoosac Valley Regional High School Cheshire Harbor

Viet Policy Emerges As Biggest Issue In N H Primary

Nixon and Romney enter the final month of the New Hampshire primary campaign with Vietnam policy as the central fault line. Nixon backs restraint within Johnson era bounds while Romney pushes for a negotiated settlement and possible Viet Cong representation in a coalition government.

Richard M. Nixon George Romney New Hampshire South Vietnam Michigan North Laos Cambodia Nixon

Meyer Eyes Democratic gubernatorial Nomination

Former U S Representative William Meyer of Vermont says he is considering opposing Lt. Gov. John Daley for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. He spoke after announcing on December 4 his plans to run for an unspecified office.

West Rupert UPI U.S William Meyer D-Vt John J. Daley Meyer Daley Vermont Robert T. Stafford Rvt George D. Aiken R-Vt Aiken Philip H. Hoff Hoff

Hoff Challenged To Take Stand On Bill To Increase Interest

MONTPELIER Vermont House Commerce Committee chairman Rep. Peter Giuliani challenged Gov. Philip Hoff to take a position on a bill raising the legal interest rate by a half point. Giuliani rebutted Banking and Insurance Commissioner Hunt’s claim the measure would raise borrowing costs while Hunt said consumers would pay 20 percent more.

Hoff Giuliani Hunt

Junk Car Bill Before House in Montpelier

The House Natural Resources Committee backs a measure to remove abandoned junk vehicles from view along highways, citing safety and economic harms. It defines junk vehicles as discarded or wrecked cars abandoned six months or more and authorizes a $65,000 appropriation plus private contracts if owners don’t respond. Separately in Washington, CAB resumes hearings on routes from northern New England to the Great Lakes with Northeast Mohawk and Trans East proposing service from Presque Isle Maine to Chicago, supported by witnesses from New Hampshire Maine and Vermont.

Washington UPI Civil Aeronautics Board New England Great Lakes Richard Walsh Northeast Mohawk Trans East Airlines Presque Isle Maine Chicago New Hampshire Vermont Bedford N.H

Pathologist questions probe into eight year old girl death

In Burlington UPI State Pathologist Dr Richard Woodruff criticized the investigation into the fatal shooting of 8 year old Deborah Paulman. He said the bullet trajectory did not match the police account and faulted the failure to notify the Addison County Medical Examiner and law authorities as required by law.

Burlington UPI Richard Woodruff West Addison Deborah Paulman Woodruff Addison County Joseph Bottamini Vergennes Ezra Dike

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