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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1965
Page
8
A national crime surge challenges federal limits and local roots. Johnson faces slow progress as social factors, prison reform, and grassroots effort shape outcomes. Experts argue rehabilitation and targeted funding are essential, with calls for a billion-dollar push to curb the rise.
Prince Nicholas von Preussen, 18, great grandson of Kaiser Wilhelm II, begins basic training at Catterick as Trooper Von Preussen. Born and raised in England, he embraces the British life, while his anti Nazi father fled to England in 1937 and became a naturalized citizen in 1947.
The Supreme Court ruled Maryland movie censorship unconstitutional for violating free expression. It reversed a $25 fine on Baltimore theater manager Ronald L. Freedman for showing Revenge at Daybreak without a license, saying Maryland procedures lack proper safeguards. Maryland and a few states plus several cities maintain censorship. the law required preapproval for all non newsreel films and carried roughly $30 licenses.
Houston report says Alan B. Shepard Jr. denies rumors his space career is over and states he is hopeful about a future orbital mission in Gemini or Apollo. On non flying status since 1963 due to an inner ear ailment, he is described as improving slowly and not yet considered for a flight. A spokesman noted Shepard would know if he were finished.
In Bennington Vermont the District Probate Court schedules March 11 1965 at 11:00 am in Bennington for proving the will of Irene M Mack late of Bennington deceased. Hearings will be published in Bennington Banner three weeks prior. Executor named Kenneth Oesterle. register Catherine C Behan issues notice with dates Feb 16 23 March 2.
The estate of Ronald C Stafford formerly of Bennington in the district seeks probate after his February 10 1965 death. The court sets March 4 1965 for sale of notice in the Bennington Banner prior to timing. Executrix Mary S O'Brien signs the notice dated February 11 1965 with dates February 16 23 and March 2.
The commissioners appointed by the Bennington Probate Court will meet at First National Bank of Bennington to hear claims against Teresa McGuire, deceased. Sessions on May 10 and August 10 from 10 AM to 5 PM. Creditors must present claims by August 10, 1965, six months from February 10, 1965.
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