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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1967

Page

3

Comptroller General flags $1 million Army waste

UPI reports Comptroller General Elmer Staats criticized the Army for about $1 million spent to buy and deliver locomotives to Thailand that could not meet the country’s mainline requirements. The finding highlights waste in Defense Department spending under McNamara’s era.

Comptroller Army Brass Department of Defense Washington Defense Robert S. McNamara Ford Motor Co Defense Department United States Elmer B. Staats Staats Department of the Army Thailand Department of Army

Pentagon Waste Fallout Prompted by Lyle Wilson Column

Washington dispatch details Defense Secretary McNamara's stance on waste. The column criticizes $1 million as trivial and urges accountability, citing Staats reports on careless spending and procurement errors. It urges voters to demand change in election day promises to remove wasteful officials.

Washington UPI Defense Department Today Lyle C. Wilson Lyle Wilson Secretary of Defense McNamara Department of Defense Staats Department of Army Joe Defense Department Congress Pentagon

Repayment Suggested As Powell's Way Out

Washington reports a UPI item notes a special committee may propose docking Adam Clayton Powell's $30,000 salary to reimburse payroll and travel abuse costs if he is seated in Congress. The plan, in idea form, faces legal questions about seating eligibility and the use of a shrinking pay to cover debts to Congress.

Washington UPI Adam Clayton Powell Congress Powell House U.S New York Senate Yvette Flores Powell Miami House Education and Labor Committee Washington-to-Miami

Student Group Accuses CIA of Intimidation

Washington NSA leaders face alleged CIA harassment as National Student Association officials claim threats of legal action target officers who took national security oaths. NSA spokesman Philip Werdell voices concern over intimidation tied to disclosure of NSA CIA ties.

CIA Washington UPI National Student Association Central Intelligence Agency NSA Spy Agency Philip Werdell Werdell

Moon Landing Sites Being Pinpointed

NASA's Lunar Orbiter 3 photographic sweep targets Apollo landing zones with 12 candidate sites mapped. Stations must be flat, 3 to 5 miles wide with 30 mile approaches, and six months may pass before final selections.

Pasadena Calif UPS America Cape Kennedy National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA T.W. Offield U.S. Geological Survey

Reagan Vows Veto Over Death Penalty Repeal

In Sacramento three Democrats open a drive to end California death penalty citing mass executions in the San Quentin gas chamber. Governor Reagan warns he will veto any repeal and continues to defend the death penalty as a murder deterrent.

Sacramento Calif San Quentin California George R. Moscone Ronald Reagan Reagan

Lawmaker pushes plan to avert rail and transport strike

Rep J J Pickle proposes a strengthened Railroad Labor Act with extended cooling off periods up to 270 days and a final binding arbitration to keep railroads and airlines moving during disputes. The measure would potentially cover the entire transport sector as six railroad unions set an April 12 strike deadline amid a 20 percent wage offer dispute.

Washington UPS Congress Rep J. J Jake) Pickle Dtex Pickle House Commerce Committee Airlines James R. Hoffa Teamsters Union Railway Airlines

Famed Civil War Ship Located In Mud at Mobile Bay

Ocean engineers say they found the Union ironclad Tecumseh buried in silt near Ft. Morgan Mobile Bay at 38 feet depth. The 225 foot vessel sank Aug 5 1864 after hitting a torpedo during Farragut’s assault. Tecumseh to be housed at Smithsonian. 105 crewmen lost.

Mobile Bay Mobile Aia UPI Tecumseh Adm David G. Farragut Smithsonian Institute Ft. Morgan Farragut

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