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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1968

Page

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Postal Cutbacks Postponed As Congress Votes Exemption

The Senate approved an exemption for most postal workers delaying large post office closures planned for Saturday. Postmaster General Watson said without final exemption approval by Congress, cutbacks to start Aug. 3. House committee has approved a similar bill as pressure mounts to act before recess.

Congress Marvin Watson Senate House Post Office Committee Johnson Senate Post Office Committee House Post Office Committee Watson Boston House of Representatives Agriculture Department

Clark's Fortas Defense Triggers GOP Backlash

Washington UPI Ramsey Clark defends Fortas amid Senate opposition to Abe Fortas nomination for Chief Justice. Clark argues critics mischaracterize Fortas and urges fair consideration despite party lines. GOP leaders condemn the defense as partisan and inappropriate for the confirmation process.

Washington UPI Ramsey Clark Abe Fortas

Ruggles Attacks Gov Hoff Busybody During Campaign

Republican lieutenant gubernatorial candidate Daniel Ruggles of Barre urged Gov Philip Hoff to stay a full time governor not a travelling busy body, saying Hoff seeks a new job in January while campaigning across the country for Kennedy and pressuring Humphrey. Ruggles demanded $25 000 a year for a full time governor. Critics, including Sen Edward Brooke and others, condemned the remark as political attack and racism in the Fortas confirmation debate context.

Charlotte UPI Daniel Ruggles Barre Philip H. Hoff Vermont Ruggles Hoff Washington County Robert F. Kennedy Hubert H. Humphrey Brooke Senate James B. Pearson Rkan Clark John Sherman Cooper Rky Frank J. Lausche Ohio Fortas

Black Nationalist Charged In Cleveland Shooting

Fred Ahmed Evans, a black nationalist, was charged with first degree murder for the killings of three white patrolmen in Cleveland. A preliminary hearing set for Saturday. Evans already held on $250,000 bond for wounding a tow truck driver. Mayor Stokes faced protests as National Guardsmen and police faced tensions on the East Side amid curfew and reopenings.

Cleveland UPI Adj Sylvester T. del Corso National Guard del Corso Fred ‘‘Ahmed’’ Evans East Side Carl B. Stokes James Carnes Evans Leroy Jones Louis Galenka Willard Wolff William McMillan McMillan John Angvary China United States Ungvary

Soviets Charge Czech Coup Against Communism

Soviet officials accuse Western backed Czech forces of plotting a coup to overturn two decades of communist rule as Moscow amplifies large scale maneuvers along Czechoslovakia and Prague braces for a clash. Dubcek vows broader freedom while Pravda warns of a staged coup as Red Army maneuvers intensify. Ball arrives in Seoul after talks in Tokyo amid rising East-West tension.

Moscow UPI Czechoslovakia Prague Communist Party Alexander Dubcek Kremlin Dubcek Obrana Lida Soviet Union Poland East Germany Hungary Bulgaria Pravda West Seoul George W.W. Ball U.S United Nations Tokyo Park Chung-hee Ball Taipei Formosa Sia Red Army Red Star Krasnaya Zvezda Leonid Brezhnev Mikhail Suslov Andrei Kirilenko Kosice

Congress votes extra 45 million to feed hungry Americans

Washington AP UPI Congress approved a 45 million addition to the 5.5 billion Agriculture Department appropriation to fund lunches for poor school children and to provide meals for others deemed hungry by the secretary. The move, aimed at extending aid beyond current food stamp and lunch programs, boosts total hunger outlay this fiscal year to over 1 billion.

Washington UPI Congress Agriculture Department Secretary of Agriculture House Senate Agriculture Secretary

Inside Editorial on New Labor Alliance

Editorial discusses a new labor alliance with a critical tone and calls for cautious optimism. Columnist George Gordon urges readers to think like a trout, using a fishing metaphor to question quick conclusions. A photo feature on page five explains why there is no raincheck for the all stars event.

Labor Alliance George Gordon

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