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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1965

Page

2

Catamount Stadium seats to aid inauguration events

Officials in Milton plan 8000 seats for Catamount Stadium to be used at President Johnson's inauguration in Washington. After events, stands will be moved to Vermont for auto racing and possibly football at an 8000 seat venue.

Milton VPS Catamount Johnson Washington Vermont

Murder plea nets 20 years to life for Albany woman death

Troy man Matthew J. Cavanaugh, 59, was sentenced to 20 years to life at Clinton Prison after pleading guilty to a reduced second degree murder charge in the August 21 stabbing death of Albany resident Miss Marcia Holt, 32, with whom he had been acquainted for about six years. In another item, two Hoosick Falls residents are defendants in an $11,000 lawsuit opened in Rensselaer County Court over a March 5 1963 collision on New York 22 involving Robert J. Luskin and John T. Percy. Albany coverage notes AFL-CIO chairman Raymond Corbett opened a two day legislative conference opposing a statewide sales tax proposed by Gov. Rockefeller.

Troy Matthew J. Cavanaugh Clinton Dannemora Albany Cavanaugh Marcia Holt Hoosick Falls Rensselaer Robert J. Luskin Poteter Hill New York Hoosick John T. Percy Abbott St Raymond Corbett New York State Afl-Cio Rockesfeller Corbett

Williamstown funeral for Whiting Shepard Sr.

Funeral services were held today for Whiting Newton Shepard Sr., 54, of Montclair New Jersey who died Saturday of a heart ailment. A 1932 Williams College alumnus he led the 1963 alumni fund drive raising a record 28,671 dollars, surpassing the goal by 56 thousand. He was a sales manager for Allied Chemical.

Williamstown Whiting Newton Shepard Sr Montclair N.J Shepard Williams College Allied Chemical Corporation

Stock Market Opens Steady With Mixed Moves Across UPI Report

New York stocks opened with a steady-to-mixed tone as several blue chips posted gains while others fell. Texas Gulf Sulphur rose to 57, Coca Cola up to 143, Merck to 525, and General Motors to 971, while IBM and Motorola weakened and Pacific Light slipped to 321.

New York UPI Texas Gulf Standard Oil Indiana Reynolds Tobacco Ashland Westinghouse Electric American Airlines Colorado California Pacific Light Boeing Comsat Coca Cola Merck United Airlines General Motors Ford Youngstown Sheet Republic Steel U.S. Steel Allied Chemical International Minerals & Chemical Eastman Kodak Motorola IBM Air Products Allegheny American Electric Owen Illinois Glass American Metal Pan American WA American Optical Param P American T&t Parke Davis American Tobacco Penn Penn Dixie Cement Anaconda Armco Steel Pennsylvania P&l Armour Pennsylvania Atchison Topeka Pepsi Cola Baldwin Lima Ham Phillips Petroleum Bethlehem Steel Pittsburgh Plate Pittsburgh Steel Boeing Aircraft Procter & Gamble Briggs Manufacturing Pure Oil A Canada Dry Canadian Pacific Celanese I Reynolds Tobacco Chesapeake & Ohio Richfield Champion Paper Schenley Schering Chrysler Sears Roebuck Colgate I Simmons Commonwealth Edison Sinclair Consolidated Edison Socony Mobil Consolidated Nat Gas Southern Railway Curtiss Wright Sperry Rand Detroit Edison Calif Douglas Aircraft Dow Chemical Standard Oil NJ DuPont Ohio Kl Eastman Kodak Wheeling Steel Firestone Woolworth Xerox Corp General Dynamics Youngstown S&t General Electric Zenithee General Foods Goodrich Goodyear Grace Hershey Ingersoll Rand International T&t Jones & Laughlin Joy Manufacturing Kennecott Koppers Kroger Lehigh Portland Cem LOF Glass Vyly Monsanto Montgomery Ward National Biscuit National Dairy National Distributors New Jersey Zinc National Gypsum New York Central Norfolk & Western Olin Mathieson

State Tax Take Up 3.14 Million in Half Year

State tax receipts for the first half of the current fiscal year totaled 17 489 million, up more than 3.14 million from 1964. Commissioner Shea predicted year end receipts at 35 million, aided by a 1.6 million windfall from faster withholding. Gains came from income tax, franchise tax, rooms and meals, liquor and wine, while cigarettes and electric energy lagged. The treasury is 735 000 poorer due to tax evasion. Eight U S astronauts began a lava beds study on Hawaii led by scientists comparing to the moon. The crew includes Conrad Jr Williams Scott Aldrin Bean Eisele Chaffee and Gordon.

Shea Honolulu UPS U. S Hawaii Moon Charles Conrad Jr Clifton C. Williams David R. Scott Edwin E. Aldrin Jr Allen Bean Donn F. Eisele Roger Chaffee Richard Gordon

GOP Group Calls for Dramatic Measures in Civil Rights Push

The Ripon Society urged dramatic measures after a 1964 setback blaming Goldwater Miller and the Bircher network. It called for formal apology to Martin Luther King, disavowal of extremist groups, and a civil rights focused shift to regain GOP strength in the North and South. The report cites 43 House losses, two Senate seats, and over 500 state legislative defeats as fallout.

GOP Birchers Cambridge Mass UPI Ripon Society Barry Goldwater National Committee Martin Luther King John Birch Society King Dr. King North Republican Party House Senate

Kearns cites high cost of Vermont state government

Vermont Administration Commissioner William F. Kearns reports a 150 percent rise in state government costs over the past decade. The biennial figures show employment growing from 2,600 to 3,680, payroll from 9.5 million to 20.86 million, revenues from 45 million to 113 million, spending from 49.3 million to 126.8 million, and bonded debt from 9.3 million to 67.9 million. He warns demands on government are increasing rather than diminishing.

Vermont Kearr.3

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