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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1965
Page
2
UPI reports U S federal controls may reach cable firms within a month as Vermont lawmakers debate a bill to regulate the industry. Robert l Heureux of Community Antenna TV testified against the measure while Ernest Gibson sided with regulation. the committee offered no timing on its decision.
Franklin Municipal Judge Carl S. Gregg fined 23 Canadians $30 each after state fish and game wardens arrested them Sunday for fishing in Missisquoi Bay without licenses in Vermont.
The General Services Administration has put the 30 year old White River Junction Post Office Building up for bids. GSA will open bids on the structure in Boston on April 7.
Tri County Holstein Club hosts Good Neighbor Day on March 20 from 1 to 3 p.m. at Edmaral Farms owned by Alexander Marbot and sons Frank and John. Visitors view a 228-foot dairy barn with 150 head capacity, loose housing, time saving feeding system, and clear-span beams anchored in cemented drums. In Troy, a memorial service honors John O Amstuz at Emma Willard School with remarks by Dr. George Van Santvoord.
In Williamstown Professor Robert A. Rosenbaum will speak at 8 pm in the Thompson biology lab. The non technical address aims to show parallels between mathematics and the humanities for a general audience and is open to the public. In Pittsfield the City Council approved police and fire raises by a Tuesday vote of 83 to 2 with mayoral pay changes sent to committee.
New York stocks opened mixed with motors and steels uneven. Union Carbide and Eastman Kodak edged higher while DuPont slipped. Ford and General Motors rose, IBM fell, and Westinghouse and GE posted gains as the market reflected modest sector swings.
Senator Winston L Prouty proposes The College Student Tax Relief Act of 1965 to let working undergraduates deduct tuition fees supplies books and equipment up to 1200 dollars and graduates up to 1500 dollars from gross income. The plan faces a 55 million dollar annual revenue loss but aims to correct tax inequities between students and other trainees.
Dartmouth College faculty urged defeat of the Feldman bill to bar communists from speaking at state facilities. At Monday night’s meeting the 280 faculty members reportedly discussed a resolution defending freedom of inquiry as essential to intellectual excellence and condemning censorship.
Boston and New England respond with prayers, letters, and demonstrations after the Selma beating of Rev. James Reed. Govs Volpe and Fee, college students, and clergy join vigils, while Reed and two Boston-area pastors are identified as victims of the assault. A Harvard official notes possible links to earlier ambulance attack attempts.
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