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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1964
Page
8
Charles D. Tandy of Tandy Corp says the Tex Tan division sold more saddles and riding gear in the year ending June 30 than in any prior year, with total sales about 23 million dollars. He notes urban demand and second homes drive growth, plus ongoing custom saddle work and broader divisions showing gains.
The article analyzes Charles de Gaulle’s July 23 news conference in which he sets his own questions and answers, arguing that France’s atomic policy hinges on known resolve rather than arsenal size and that European unity may be possible in time.
Blue Hill Maine hosts the launch of the Black Hawk Mining Co venture in the Old Douglas Mine area. A 1300 foot shaft targets copper zinc lead and silver with a projected 10 to 20 year life and tens of millions in value. Initial cost about 1.5 million and 200 to 300 workers anticipated.
The FDIC alarmed by four bank failures this year asks Congress for action to strengthen oversight and prevent further collapses. The agency says continued failures threaten depositors and the financial system.
Catholics United for Racial Equality protesters demonstrated outside the Los Angeles chancery during a Requiem Mass for Mrs. Josephine Brown as part of ongoing tensions over Cardinal MelIntyre and alleged leadership on discrimination. Msgr. Hawkes noted the group had been advised to file concerns through legislative channels.
The White House plans to release the Warren Commission report on Kennedy’s assassination by mid September. Sources say the document contains no basic surprises and will address questions about the event including Oswald’s motive and alleged riots raised in Europe.
Police probed the theft of Theresa Koertgen's body from Haben funeral chapel in Skokie. The body was found in an Evanston alley after a funeral Mass. A yellow dress tied to the case was recovered on Chicago's North Side. two suspects, including a 5 year old boy, were released after questioning.
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