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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1966

Page

1

Witherspoon Defends Personnel Policies

Governor Hoff announced a meeting to address charges against Tax Commissioner Gerald Witherspoon amid a large Tax Department reorganization. Garney Harvey of the state Employees Association cites merit-system violations and questions whether job eliminations or new duties were properly studied. Hoff cites communication gaps as the root issue while Harvey argues for a formal department study before reshaping staffing.

Harvey Hoff Witherspoon Tax Department Priscilla Bing Marie Wrafter George Milo State Employes Association

Union School Board Okays Contract Transfer

The Mt Anthony Union School Board at a special meeting approved transferring the architectural contract from The Architects Collaborative TAC of Cambridge MA to Ben Thompson Associates, a Cambridge firm formerly with TAC. The move involves the same designers remaining with the project, incurs no extra district cost, and makes Ben Thompson Associates liable for design issues since work began. T J Paulson of George A Fuller Co endorsed the transfer.

Mt. Anthony Union School Architects Collaborative TAC Cambridge Mass Ben Thompson Associates Mt. Anthony Union High School Eugene V. Clark T.J. Paulson The George A. Fuller Co Fuller

Transit strike ends in New York after 13 days

New York City workers return to the streets as a 13 day transit strike ends with a two year contract offering 60 to 70 million dollars in benefits for 36 thousand transit workers. Mayor Lindsay calls the settlement a triumph of reason. Michael Quill hails the deal, and eight jailed union leaders are released after court action.

Brooklyn Bridge John V. Lindsay Michael J. Quill Transport Workers Union TWU Joseph E. O’grady Transit Authority Quill

Weaver Nominated to Head HUD as First Black Cabinet Member

President Johnson announced at a news conference that Robert C. Weaver, 58, is chosen to head the newly created Department of Housing and Urban Development with a $35 000-a-year salary. Weaver has been head of the Housing and Home Finance Agency at $30 000.

Washington UPI Robert C. Weaver Senate Johnson Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD Weaver

Johnson pushes Congress on election law reforms

President Johnson urges new federal rules to ease entry to public life for individuals without wealth, expand disclosure of campaign contributions, curb proliferation of committees, and apply federal oversight to state and local campaigns. Weaver to lead HUD housing and urban redevelopment efforts as new agency begins. Senator Robertson signals smooth confirmation despite past opposition.

Washington UPI Johnson Congress House HHFA HUD Weaver John F. Kennedy Kennedy Senate Sen A. Willis Robertson DeVa Banking Committee Robertson

Red China Blames U S For Viet Nam Peace Hoax

In Tokyo, Communist China accused the Soviet Union of collaborating with President Johnson to push a Viet Nam peace scheme as a Soviet delegation led by Alexander Shelepin visited Beijing en route to Hanoi. Beijing rejected the visit as distrustful and pressed anti U S sentiment in its daily Peoples Daily editorial.

Tokyo UPI China Soviet Union Johnson Alexander Shelepin Peking Shelepin Hanoi Viet Nam Moscow Mao Tze Tung Chou En-lai Peking People’s Daily U.S Peking Peoples Daily Central Committee of The Chinese Communist Party

Barry Goldwater challenges Johnson deficit figure

Former Senator Barry Goldwater called President Johnsons deficit estimate utterly ridiculous saying the 1.8 billion figure belittles Americans intelligence. He argued the deficit will be about 5 billion and criticized the Presidents budget speech for misrepresenting the true needs.

Tucson, Ariz UPI Barry M. Goldwater Johnson Goldwater

Viet Cong shoot down U S transport plane in Mekong Delta

Viet Cong guerrillas killed the pilot and co-pilot of a privately operated U S transport plane near Vi Thanh, 100 miles southwest of Saigon, and abducted a third crew member with a rope around his neck. U S Army rescue efforts and Air America involvement followed amid ongoing operations in the Vietnam War.

Saigon UPS U.S Mekong Vi Thanh Air America U.S. Operations Mission USOM Air American U S Iron Triangle U.S. Air Force

New York considers state liquor wholesale sales hearings

Albany N Y A proposal for the state to enter wholesale liquor distribution to retailers could cut bottle prices by up to 15 percent Two day hearings by the Joint Legislative Committee on Alcohol and Beverage Control start Tuesday in the Senate Chamber The sessions will review an interim report and the wholesale proposal plus repeal of the Feld Crawford price fixing law amid ongoing court challenges to the pricing rule and liquor authority scandals.

Albany N.Y Joint Legislative Committee Senate Feld- Crawford State Liquor Authority Rockefeller

Inside Commentary on Tashkent Pact

Walter Lippmann analyzes the Tashkent pact in a column on page four. The piece surveys Cold War diplomacy and its implications for U.S. policy and press freedom.

Walter Lippmann Tashkent Pact

Milne seeks cutoff date for Vermont bills

UPI reports Rep Donald Milne of Washington has introduced a joint resolution to set a three week cutoff for bill introduction in Vermont. The measure would amend House and Senate rules and bar any legislation after next week in response to a recent adjournment deadline of March 12.

Montpelier UPI Donald G. Milne Washington Vermont Milne House Senate

BCIC Proposes New Shell Building Attract Industry

At its annual meeting the Bennington County Industrial Corp. BCIC discussed building a 20 000 square foot speculative shell to attract new industry. Hamilton L. Shields reported directors favor the project with robust funds and support from the Vermont Development Department industrial division. Stockholders approved redeeming up to 1000 shares, confirming surplus to redeem up to $10,000 while enabling further projects.

Bennington County Industrial Corp Industrial Development Corporation Mt. Anthony Country Club BCIC Hamilton L. Shields Shields Vermont Development Department Industrial Corporation Vermont Container Corp Vermont Department of Highways

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