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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1965
Page
10
Windsor residents once lived a sparsely governed life, per the 1768 Town Report. The town had no church or doctor, no store or post office, and no troubles or paupers, with no prospect of change, aside from gaining a legislative voice every decade.
A retrospective on U S Asia policy notes a 15 year dispute over roles in South Vietnam and the Pacific. It traces shifts from Acheson to Kennedy and Johnson, culminating in McNamara’s warning that Vietnam’s fate mirrors broader U S aims against communist expansion in Asia. The piece highlights evolving debates and official statements on involvement and stakes.
House Banking Committee Chairman Wright Patman warned that gangsters moving into banks could trigger violence and mass losses. He plans hearings to map the scope, citing dozens of banks influenced or owned by hoodlums among 14,000 institutions, and urges more audits and public stockholder disclosures to deter criminal control.
Walpole Mass United Press International reports 200 inmates at Walpole State Prison staged a walkout from auto license plate work to demand higher pay to $1 daily, permission to brush teeth after meals, and the end of solitary in cellblock 10. They will present their demands via inmate advisory council after returning to work following a hearing request.
Dr. Clark Kerr, UC president since 1958, resigns, citing December Berkeley student upheaval. Gov Brown blames a few thoughtless students led by troublemakers and says regents should expel them. Kerr and Chancellor Martin Meyerson plan to submit resignations to the Regents at the March 26 meeting.
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