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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1964
Page
12
An education specialist notes language shapes daily life in writing speaking and work. Guidance covers pronunciation vocabulary spelling and speaking voice with practical tips for learning by imitation and self awareness.
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy flies to Berlin to unveil a plaque honoring John F. Kennedy in West Berlin on the first anniversary of the late president’s visit. The square near City Hall is named Kennedy Platz in memory of both the jubilant visit and the somber mourning.
The piece surveys air pollution concerns from California exhaust controls to national laws. It notes the Air Pollution Control Association meeting in Houston and cites experts linking urban pollution to lung cancer, plus the finite nature of atmospheric air in growing urban areas.
Gov. Philip Hoff urged Secretary of State Howard Armstrong to accept female applicants for Vermont state historian. Hoff cited state rules allowing either sex and warned of issuing new notices if discrimination continued. He noted a plaque honoring Mary Greene Nye who held the office from 1927 to 1950.
In Haiti, Francois Duvalier was ratified for life as president amid U.S. pressure and international threats. His 10,000-strong militia known as tonton makout, or bogeymen, enforces rule with fear while the nation remains poor and politically volatile. The United States, having poured around $100 million since 1946, shows readiness to press for democratic change but cannot remove Duvalier.
West Germany faces a labor boom with six vacancies per job seeker and fringe benefits for many roles from space scientists to maids. The trend boosts income and status, changing views on occupation and mobility while U.S. aid to Haiti remains controversial.
An Army Caribou troop carrier crashed during a war maneuver shortly before midnight five miles northeast of Ridgeway South Carolina. All 20 aboard were assigned to the 11th Air Assault Division at Fort Benning Georgia. Five killed and 15 injured were flown to Fort Jackson for treatment as investigators began work on the scene.
Aloys Dietermann, 63, was fined $1000 and placed on three years probation by Municipal Judge Bernard Selber after pleading no contest to practicing medicine without a license and selling misbranded drugs. Authorities said he told patients he could diagnose cancer with a magic wand.
Boston health official James R. McKay cites rising teen alcohol use from ages 14 to 18 after a study of 16,000 high school students. He notes drinking reflects attempts to cope with personality disorders and that excessive drinking correlates with economic or emotional deprivation.
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