Light Snow Forecast With Cold Overnight Temperatures
Light snow and mostly cloudy skies expected tonight and Wednesday. Lows tonight drop to the teens or around 20. Little temperature change anticipated Wednesday as conditions remain cold.
18 Jan 1966
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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1966
Page
1
Light snow and mostly cloudy skies expected tonight and Wednesday. Lows tonight drop to the teens or around 20. Little temperature change anticipated Wednesday as conditions remain cold.
About 100 Vermonters from the west side praised Gov Hoff s proposal to speed highway work in a House Highway Committee hearing. They urged a $34 million bond to improve U S 7 from Pownal to Rutland U S 4 from West Rutland to the New York line and parts of U S 2 and Vermont 127. Some expect deletions or revisions though broad support remains, with committee chair Kennedy noting compromises are likely.
County legislators packed a Monday hearing on a highway construction bill to speed improvements on U S 7 and U S 4 in Southwestern Vermont. Rep Joseph J Caracciola listened closely while Sen Allen Angney urged action citing weekend traffic jams and economic impact. Rep George Van Santvoord and Rep Daulton Mann voiced strong support and urged early land rights planning.
Belgium proposed a three point plan to end the De Gaulle veto standoff in the Common Market. Spaak urged unanimous consent on all measures and four step ministerial review for vital issues while France presses for sole veto power and a weaker executive commission.
U S military strength in Viet Nam climbs above 190000 as thousands of Marines and 25th Infantry Division troops land from Hawaii and Okinawa. Westmoreland oversees the sea assault at Vung Tau while 1st Marine Regiment units move into Chu Lai to bolster Da Nang area defenses amid a Lunar New Year cease fire.
In New Delhi, supporters gather as Indira Gandhi, daughter of Nehru, is seen as the likely successor to the late Lal Bahadur Shastri. Observers expect Gandhi to win the Congress party vote, with Morarji Desai resisting withdrawal despite party leaders urging unity to avoid a split. Desai vows to fight to the finish amid pressure for a consensus.
MONTPELIER UPD The state Highway Department proposed a bill to streamline land taking for highway condemnation. It would end the Highway Board petitioning county courts to show cause and allow an executive order to declare necessity. A compensation hearing would be eliminated, with safeguards and appeal procedures still retained. Louis P. Peck said the changes speed procedures while preserving legal safeguards.
GOP leaders defend presidential policy in Viet Nam while accusing the administration of quietly stealing about $8 billion annually from taxpayers. Dirksen and Ford deliver a sharp rebuttal to Johnson as budget details loom and Shriver moves to lead the war on poverty.
GE workers at Schenectady vote 3003 to 29 to strike for four days, idling 11000 members of Local 301. The walkout starts with the first shift Thursday and ends Monday, amid a long dispute over disciplinary actions and the Make Sche nectady Competitive agreement of 1964 that trimmed incentive pay and funded new facilities.
A letter to the editor urges continued support for U S 7 improvements while opposing bypass construction. Earle E Storrs resigns as president of Factory Point Bank in Manchester.
MONTPELIER Vermont lawmakers introduced a measure on the House floor to raise Gov. Philip Hoff’s pay from 20 000 to 25 000 and to boost Supreme and Superior Court judges by 3000 to 3500. The bill was sponsored by Francis R. Peisch. Derick V. Webb questioned the necessity. Hoff had just received a 7500 pay hike less than three weeks earlier.
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