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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1965
Page
2
Burlington reports Joan Baez will headline the Lane Series concert on March 3 at the University of Vermont. The date completes the season with the final red concert, continuing her earlier 1962 success as a favorite in the series.
William H. McKeon testified before the State Investigation Commission that he did not offer a bribe to sway votes in the Democratic leadership fight and called the accusation a vile lie. Governor Rockefeller proposed a $795 million tax package to balance a $3.5 billion 1965-66 budget, including a 2 percent sales tax, higher auto license fees, and cigarette levies to fund expanded state and local services.
About 15 residents including Hancock Road delegates attended a Thursday public hearing by the Board of Appeals to oppose a Swiss Meadows Realty Trust resort plan for lodging meals swimming golf tennis horseback riding and skiing on the former Cornelia Parker estate in a residential zone. A 25-signature petition was presented and taken under advisement. In Adams Channel 19 Albany remains off air after a high voltage transformer burned out. Pittsfield may store water from Savoy Hollow and Brown Lands Brooks via diversion dams to Center Brook followed by a storage dam holding over 500 million gallons.
President Johnson backs a constitutional amendment to prevent vice presidential vacancy and set procedures if a president cannot carry out duties. Katzenbach warns of ongoing questions over when disability ends and urges timely action with Bayh and Celler pushing hearings before April. A broad witness list signals wide support for the proposal.
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