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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1965

Page

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Hoff Aiken Win Seen In Ross Case

Washington dispatch notes the reappointment of Charles R. Ross to the Federal Power Commission is a victory for Vermont Governor Philip Hoff and U S Sen. John Aiken. Hoff and Aiken campaigned in Washington and rallied newspapers and lawmakers in support of Ross.

Hoff, Aiken Ross Washington UPI Charles R. Ross Federal Power Commission FPC Aiken Vermont Philip H. Hoff Hoff Vermont Public Service Board Charlie Hoff and Aiken Vermonter Congress House Senate John F. Kennedy

March to Montgomery Opens Second Day in Subfreezing Start

Dr Martin Luther King Jr and about 300 civil rights marchers moved along Jefferson Davis Highway on the second leg toward Montgomery Alabama. The marchers began at 9 am EST after a cold night in a pasture and faced a federal order limiting participation to 300 at a time on narrow US 80. King slept in a bedroll and spoke of eventual reentry to the main march as it proceeds toward four lanes near Montgomery.

Martin Luther King Jr Browns Chapel Selma Montgomery Dr. King Ralph D. Abernathy King Ralph J. Bunche U.N Paul Screvane New York City Screvane Constance Baker Motley Borough of Manhattan UPI Ala UPD U.S. Army Jefferson Davis Highway U.S. 80 Andrew Young Young David Hall Hall Roland B. Wilson Fort Wayne Ind Wilson Pettus Bridge

Mariner 4 Nears Mars Encounter With TV Photo Plan

Washington reports Mariner 4 marked midway in a 228 day flight to Mars launched Nov 28 1964. By July 14 it will pass within 5500 miles to take and transmit 21 television pictures. The craft has covered 183.7 million of 325 million miles as of 3 am EST.

Washington UPID Mariner 4 Mars Mariner

Raynolds proposes five-member racing commission

Vermont state senator Harold Raynolds urges expanding the state pari mutuel Racing Commission from three to five members to scrutinize Green Mountain Park track in Pownal. He calls for a full time race track comptroller, tax adjustments, and a reduction of the track's share from 18 to 16 percent to align with New England peers.

Montpelier UPI Harold Raynolds Windsor County State Pari-Mutuel Racing Commission Raynolds Commission Senate Green Mountain Park Pownal Pownal Oval Budegets the Oval New England Vermont

Sixth Bomb Found In Birmingham

A sixth time bomb was found in the heart of the Negro community in Birmingham. Mayor Boutwell vowed no effort would be spared to identify the attackers. Mortician Ernest Poole found a bomb behind a panel truck near his funeral home. An Army crew disarmed it as six bombs were removed by military teams over the weekend. Other bombs were found near a Catholic church, a parsonage, an attorney’s home, another funeral home, and a high school, each packed with dynamite and a clock. Poole alerted police after discovering the device at about 8:30 a.m. EST.

Birmmingham FBI Birmingham Ala UPI Albert Boutwell Ernest Poole Martin Luther King Poole

Use of Nausea Gas Told in Viet Nam

SAIGON reports U S military HQ said South Vietnamese troops used an American tear gas that causes nausea against Viet Cong. Eight F105s flew recon over North Viet Nam. one plane downed but crew rescued. Gas described as non lethal, mitigates enemy fighting ability without civilian harm. Gas aid provided through regular military aid. may be used in tactical refugee intermingling among noncombatants. See VIET NAM Page 12, Col. 8.

Saigon UPID U.S Viet Nam North Viet Nam South

Mann Urges GOP Fight Over Moderates In Vermont

Vermont state representative Daulton Mann of Peru warned that moderates must challenge conservatives or cede control of the GOP. He said conservatives dominate House debates on reapportionment and a civil rights resolution, naming Hutchinson Hebard and Westphal as leaders. He cited plans by the trio to form a Conservative Party in Vermont.

Vermont Mann W. Clark Hutchinson Rochester Emory Hebard Glover Fred Westphal Elmore GOP Conservative Party

Bunker Assigned to Indonesia for Consultation

President Johnson names Ellsworth Bunker, veteran career diplomat, to go to Jakarta to confer with U.S. Ambassador Howard P. Jones on strains in Indonesian American relations. Bunker, a former UN mediator over West New Guinea, will depart later this week from Dum merston Vermont.

Johnson City Tex UPI Johnson Ellsworth Bunker Jakarta U.S Howard P. Jones Texas White House Bunker Jones United Nations Indonesia Netherlands West Irian West New Guinea

Ranger 9 Nears Moon After Brief Mission Delay

Ranger 9 progress noted as Caltech JPL scientists delay a 24 hour midcourse maneuver to refine trajectory toward the moon. Telemetry indicated all systems normal with signals and data flowing as the probe closes distances from Earth and prepares for possible lunar crater site imagery.

Pasadena Calif UPI America Moon

Inside Summer teenage work project starts by Catholic parishes

The Inside Summer program begins as Catholic parishes join the effort with the League of Women Voters. Page 3 notes coverage by columnist Kirtland King on the Kennedy Wagner battle in New York State. Rupert Spencer reports three explosions in Vermont education on Page 6. Headmaster Al Henry explains Burr and Burton Seminary's role on Page 7. Bendi wins junior high basketball tourney on Page 8. Vermont's Charles Ross renamed by LBJ to the Federal Power Commission ends a knotty political problem on Page 10.

League of Women Voters Kirtland King New York State Vermont Charles Ross LBJ Federal Power Commission

Weather Clears for Gemini Launch Puzzle

CAPE KENNEDY UPI reports a sudden weather turn improves odds for the first manned Titan-2 two man flight. Astronauts John W. Young and Virgil I. Grissom await the official go ahead for a three orbit mission, with Christopher Kraft Jr. overseeing the go-no-go decision.

Cape Kennedy Upi America Space John W. Young Virgil I. Grissom Christopher C. Kraft Jr NASA W.G. Benson F.F. Tubbs Virgil Gus) Grissom

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Midway Point Defense Department Bunker Is Dummerston, Vt Ranger Aim California Institute of Technology Jet Propulsion Laboratory JPL Ranger 9 Earth Rupert Spencer Manchester al Henry Burr & Burton Seminary Bendi Page Gemini
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