Farmers Asked To Hold Milk In Effort To Increase Price
Farmers across 25 states were urged by the National Farmers Organization to dry up milk supply to lift prices. NFO president Oren Lee Staley said the action aims to raise farm prices by reducing market availability, with a target increase of about 2 cents per quart to 1 dollar per hundredweight. The plan covers Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan, Ohio, Iowa, and others.
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Scientists Claim Clean Bomb Design From Sweden
STOCKHOLM UPI Swedish Defense Research Institute scientists say they have perfected a design for a practically clean nuclear bomb. They doubt Sweden will build a weapon, noting the bomb would have far less radioactive fallout.
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Nixon Discusses Viet with Pope in Vatican Private Audience
Former Vice President Richard M Nixon met Pope Paul VI in a private audience lasting over thirty minutes. Vatican officials said the world in general was discussed while Vatican sources indicated Vietnam was the central topic ahead of Nixon’s Moscow talks. He then met Italian Prime Minister Aldo Moro during a broader Eastern Europe trip including Prague and Bucharest.
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Clark Faces Sharp Questioning On Administration's Gun Bill
Atty Gen Ramsey Clark faced tough grilling before a House subcommittee as he defended Johnson administration measures to curb gun sales and electronic eavesdropping. He outlined safe streets funding, plus a plan to unify corrections programs and modernize federal courts, while lawmakers pressed on age restrictions and wiretap bans.
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Senate Rejects Amendments To LBJ Consular Treaty
Washington (UPI) President Johnsons consular treaty with Russia, safely past Vietnam restriction minefield, was expected to be ratified late today with no changes. The Senate rejected four reservations and an understanding linking the pact to the Vietnam war, clearing the way for a two thirds vote. The measure would protect Americans traveling in Russia and set ground rules for future consulates.
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Grumman Weighs Moving L I Plant to Maine
Sen. Margaret Chase Smith disclosed Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp is negotiating to move its Bethpage Long Island plant to Maine. The talks center on Dow Air Force Base Bangor's industrial complex with no details released. The Maine senator sent a three line telegram to Grumman president L J Evans offering assistance.
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Ngtom Banner Runs Through Local Notices
Fragmentary OCR yields brief local item referencing NGTON BANNER and contact lines 442-6300 and 442-2800 with an AAO ORQA tag, suggesting a community notice or ads snippet and no clear event or outcome.
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Bennington Banner Advertising Rates and Contact Info
The Bennington Banner publishes daily except Sundays and holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont 05201. It is owned by Banner Publishing Corporation and affiliated with United Press International. Home delivery costs 10 cents daily. subscription rates by mail for 50 mile radius and Vermont are 3 months 6.30, 6 months 11.70, 1 year 22.50. Across the U.S. 3 months 7.00, 6 months 13.00, 1 year 25.00.
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