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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1963
Page
2
Winooski police chief Joseph Sprano said there are a few leads in the search for 13 year old Linda Blackford who vanished from her home last Thursday. State and federal agents are assisting after a 13 state alert was issued. No foul play suspected at this time.
A referendum will be held from 2 to 8 p.m. tomorrow to decide on creating a full-time police force costing about 45000 dollars. The current town and village force totals eight constables and eight volunteer civil defense officers at 4000 dollars annually.
At a Monday night special session in Adams three financing articles for a $2.3 million sewage disposal plant were unanimously defeated with 85 members present. Finance chair Merton G. Anthony cited uncertainty in federal aid terms and opposition to proceeding.
In Montpelier Elam Rep Emory Hebard pushes amendment to bar hiring based on union membership but appears headed for defeat. Senate moves ahead with a state scholarship board bill with 160000 dollars for scholarships amid amendments. House also studies Vermont agricultural education facilities.
Massachusetts Governor Endicott Peabody says Northeast Airlines will keep full service to the New England area through the summer vacation season despite unspecified hurdles. The report notes the airline’s commitment to continue flights to Boston and surrounding routes.
New England Presbyterians adopted a civil rights program to combat housing and employment discrimination. Delegates urged churches to examine internal structures and called on the community to seek help from pastors and officers. A sympathy letter was sent to Medgar Evers’ family.
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