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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1964

Page

1

Demolition Planned on Passumpsic Ice Jam Threat

Corps of Engineers prepared to dynamite a mile long ice jam on the Passumpsic River to avert a critical flood threat. The jam flooded Ralston Purina plant and two water facilities while overall damage in Vermont tops 2.5 million dollars. Authorities coordinated federal and state aid as Connecticut River floodwater receded.

St, Johnsbury Corps of Engineers Passumpsic Hardwick White River Junction Ralston Purina

Court Sets Precedent In Times Case

Supreme Court unanimously overturns a 500000 libel verdict against The New York Times and four Negro ministers. A public official must prove actual malice to recover damages for false statements about official conduct. Justice Brennan wrote the decision, with concurrences by Black, Goldberg, and Douglas. The case stemmed from a March 29, 1960 Times advertisement on Montgomery racial unrest.

Washington Supreme Court New York Times William J. Brennan Hugo L. Black Arthur J. Goldberg Exe William O. Douglas Times Montgomery L. B. Sullivan Montgomery County William ©. Douglas

McNamara Visits Viet Nam Amid Delta Front Tensions

Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara tour South Viet Nam pledging U S support for Premier Nguyen Khanh. A helicopter crash killed two U S crewmen. McNamara donated 6800 dollars for fire victims in Can Tho as Viet Cong mortar fire burned a gasoline depot.

U.S Saigon Robert S. McNamara McNamara Maxwell D. Taylor Joint Chiefs of Staff United States Khanh Can Tho

Bennington Auxiliary Police Aid Flood Traffic Control

Auxiliary state policemen from Bennington and Pownal aided traffic control in White River Junction after disaster duty called up by the state. A nine car caravan manned nine junctions and bridges, rerouting 35 000 to 40 000 cars, with a communications center set up at Hartford state police barracks.

White River Junction Bennington White River Pownal State Department of Public Safety Connecticut River Hartford Police Department Robert Johnson Bob Hartford State Police

Johnson plans to lower draft age to seventeen for poverty program

President Johnson will ask Congress to cut the draft age from 18 to 17 to accelerate aid to needy youths. About 500,000 yearly test failures would enter special academies offering education and vocational training, with no change to overall callup timing.

Washington Johnson Congress Army Selective Service Shriver Civilian Conservation Corps CCC

Bennington Water Expansion Aims Add 2.8 Million Gallons Daily

Bennington plans to expand its water system to add at least 2.8 million gallons daily from Bolles Brook above Woodford Hollow Brook. A Boston engineering firm says taking water below the junction could ensure supply in droughts, with 10 to 15 years of demand ahead. Voters are asked to allocate 20 000 to start a sinking fund for the project, now costing more than 345 000 with rising costs and potential rights of way. Water from Bolles Brook would supplement Lake Hancock 1.6 million gallons daily from Stamford if approved.

Bennington Water Department Bolles Brook Bickford Hollow Brook Woodford Water Resources Division U.S. Department of the Interior Boston, Mass Water Department Bennington Lake Hancock Stamford

Cyprus Strife Returns as Ktima Battles Reignite

In Ktima, Cyprus heavy fighting resumes after a brief cease-fire. Greek Cypriot forces press an all out attack amid Turkish Cypriot retreat reports and ongoing hostilities. Gyani and Makarios seek urgent talks as casualties rise and hostages are freed gradually.

Nicosia Cyprus Ktima Prem Singh Gyani U.N Makarios Ktima-Paphos Dimitri Papageorge Gyani Papageorge Kuma

No Passengers Die In Chicago Plane Crash Near O'Hare

A chartered DC-3 attempting to land in misty weather struck a Hoffman Estates home near O'Hare. Copilot Daniel Jordan was killed. pilot Virgil Provost, 40, was rescued in critical condition. All 28 passengers walked away uninjured as six residents escaped injury.

Chicago O’hare Michigan Hoffman Estates Victor Golubski Virgil Provost Alsip Daniel Jordan Gary Ind Carl Selka Provost

National Guard Faces Potential New Cost Cuts

Washington AP reports Defense Secretary McNamara may target the Army National Guard again to cut costs after the November elections. Indications show skepticism about the value of Guard and Reserve units not ready for emergencies but mobilized only in long wars. About 15 Guard and 6 Reserve divisions face lower priority and possible further reductions, costing roughly 7 million dollars per division per year.

Washington Defense Robert S. McNamara Army National Guard McNamara National Guard Congress Army Guard

Hoff seeks federal aid for Vermont ice jam damages

Gov. Philip Hoff asked the Small Business Administration and the Bureau of Public Roads to declare parts of Vermont disaster areas. The request follows ice jam damage to public facilities private businesses and homes along the White River Lamoille River Connecticut River Windsor area and Passumpsic River in St Johnsbury.

Connecticut River St. Johnsbury Vermont White River Junction Hardwick Windsor Philip H. Hoff John Dempsey Connecticut Endicott Peabody Massachusetts Hoff Federal Office of Emergency Planning The Small Business Administration Rural Area Development Agency White River Office of Public Safety William H. Baumann Montpelier Philip HH. Hoff Bureau of Public Roads Passumpsic

Inside look at Rockefeller team highlighted by Kirtland King

Qn the Inside notes Kirtland King discusses Rockefeller's political team on page four. East Arlington residents unite for an addition to Bailey Hall on page five. North Bennington man named to Roosevelt University board of trustees on page five.

Kirtland King Rockefeller Arlington Parish Bailey Hall North Bennington Roosevelt University Board of Trustees

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Passumpsic River Lamoille Viet Nam Commo Center William Mattison Bennington CD Francis Sheridan Harold Hicks Francis Hoag Orwin Coonz Lawrence Sumner Gordon Sweet Andre Betit Charles Richmond Charles White William Carroll Raymond Harrington Mattison Joseph Bruso Donald Greenslet Harold Hilliard John Gorman Sargent Shriver War On Poverty Lamoille River
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