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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1967

Page

3

Zoning Agricultural Land and Rural Land Use in Vermont

Vermont priorities in zoning rural land focus on preserving prime agricultural zones A and B, with classification by experts from Soil Conservation Service, county forester, and extension agent. Zone 1 allows agriculture plus incidental residential and farm-support uses, while Zone 2 covers marginal land with tighter restrictions. Class D would convert to nonagricultural uses aligned with long range plans.

Vermont U.S Soil Conservation Service

NSA Secretly Seeks Way To Keep CIA Financial Aid

Washington news report on the National Student Association weighing covert CIA subsidy continuation despite public termination. A secret meeting discussed hiding NSA records and staff ties to the CIA while arguing for ongoing covert support and potential risks of whistleblowing.

NSA CIA Washington UPI National Student Association NSA National Supervisory Board United Press . International

CIA used student groups as foreign agents report Ramparts

Ramparts magazine charges NSA staffers received special draft deferments and were funded by the CIA to act as foreign operatives combating communism. It says the CIA financed NSA and treated it as an arm of U.S. policy, with deferments lasting while employed by NSA, enabling later educational deferments. Johnson ordered an investigation into government agency interference in education.

Magazine CIA New York UPI U.S. Central Intelligence Agency Ramparts NSA Johnson

Bond's Father Brands Russell Bond's Father Brands Russell

Dr. Horace Mann Bond, dean of the Atlanta University School of Education, labeled Sen. Richard Russell as the principal brutalizer in U S history during Negro history week at Boston University. He ranked Ronald Reagan second for opposing UC reforms and aiding segregation. Other alleged "lesser devils" included Lurleen and George Wallace and Sens. Stennis and Eastland.

Boston UPI Georgia Julian Bond America Horace Mann Bond Atlanta University School of Education Richard Russell D-Ga United States California Ronald Reagan Bond Russell Reagan University of California Lurleen Wallace George Wallace Alabama John Stennis James O. Eastland D. Miss Boston University

Hat sold at jumble sale mystery in Newcastle

Mrs. Mary Larder paused at a jumble sale in Newcastle upon Lyme England as a hat vanished in a swift swap. A small boy reportedly sold the hat to another woman shopper with uncertainty over how the transfer occurred or the price.

Newcastle Lyme England UPI Mary Larder

Johnson proclaims National Poison Prevention Week

President Johnson declared March 19 through 25 as National Poison Prevention Week urging education programs to keep poisonous products away from children. The proclamation called for public awareness and safety measures to prevent accidental poisonings.

Washington UPI Johnson

Mansfield Proposes Congressional CIA Investigation

Senator Mike Mansfield urged a Senate led inquiry into CIA funding traces through foundations tied to the agency and called the White House review a step toward big brotherism. He noted NSA subsidies to a campus group and supported broader congressional scrutiny alongside existing NSA board investigations.

Washington CIA National Student Association NSA Mansfield Senate United States Senate Montana Capitol Hill Wayne L. Morse D-Ore Senate Education Subcommittee Carl D. Perkins Diy House Education and Labor Committee National Supervisory Board

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