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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1964
Page
8
An educational feature urges parents to evaluate a child’s academic, physical, and social growth each season. It highlights realistic feedback, positive guidance, and planning for next year, illustrated by Alan Roberts who discusses subjects, study space, and activities with his parents.
North Adams Massachusetts contest by Sprague Electric seeks black and white Berkshire area photos for prizes. Fifty three $10 awards plus two $50 color prizes for cover use. Entries to Advertising and Sales Promotion Dept 97 Marshall St or Photo Shop 81 East St Pittsfield.
U.S. Rep Louis C Wyman the only New Englander to oppose the civil rights bill in the House calls the measure a federal police state and sloppy legislation He argues it creates gunshot powers for a Washington attorney general and lacks constitutional authority while predicting Supreme Court support.
Washington Senator Clifford P. Case warned that the government may compel Bobby Baker to surrender all earnings traced to his influence. The remark came as part of a broader discussion on legal actions involving Baker and potential financial recoveries.
Premier Nikita Khrushchev returns to Moscow after a three week goodwill trip to Denmark Sweden and Norway. He will address the nation in a late afternoon television report and is seen as bolstering the Soviet Union's global leadership. A Romanian premier Maurer arrived ahead of Khrushchev amid talk of a small Communist summit in Poland to discuss Sino Soviet tensions.
Mary Scranton of North Abington Township is active in politics and campaigning for her husband Governor William Scranton. She supports his presidential bid, noting his talents and party duties while describing a dynamic public life and a hopeful future for their family.
The 1940 Republican convention in Philadelphia shifted from Dewey Taft and Vandenberg to Wendell Willkie as delegates grew tired of familiar names. Willkie, a self-made utilities lawyer from Indiana, leveraged his outsider image and a decisive campaign push guided by Oren Root Jr. He gained momentum after Information Please and rising Gallup support, culminating in a sixth ballot nomination. Franklin D. Roosevelt led in popular vote with 27.2 million to Willkie's 22.3 million.
The undersigned as court appointed commissioners will meet at Vermont Bank and Trust Company in Bennington to receive examine and adjust all claims against Schuyler H VanderVeer late of Bennington deceased. This notice follows the probate court directive for the District of Bennington to hear claims and offsets.
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