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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1965

Page

3

Aiken Urges Johnson to Fix U.N. Finances

U.S. Senator George D. Aiken urged President Johnson to lead solving the United Nations financial crisis and restore the organization to operation. He warned the U.N. is currently unable to act effectively amid the Vietnam conflict and financing disputes rooted in the 1962 bond issue.

Washington UPI George D. Aiken R-Vt Johnson United Nations Aiken Senate Foreign Relations Committee U.N. General Assembly Senate U.N United States

Centenarian Becomes Oldest Massachusetts Naturalized Citizen

Leominster centenarian Annina Capasso was naturalized at age 100, making her the oldest woman in the state to take the oath. Capasso, who came to the U S in 1909, delayed applying to citizenship while caring for a family of five generations now totaling 152 members.

Leominster Mass UPI Massachusetts Annina Capasso

Harriman Says U S Builds Bridges to Eastern Europe

W Averell Harriman the state department roving ambassador says the United States is building bridges of understanding with oppressed Eastern European peoples. On a TV program he stated President Johnson understands that Eastern Europeans and to a large extent Russia desire access to other countries and resent controls.

Washington UPI W. Averell Harriman State Department United States Europe Eastern Europe Harriman Johnson Russia

Masses gird for Labor Day beach riots at Hampton Beach

Massachusetts and New Hampshire police prepare for potential Labor Day Weekend riots at Hampton Beach after leaflets calling for violence against cops and the casino surface in Chicago and New York. Capt Wisnioski notes past riots injured 72 officers and 15 000 youths. authorities will use riot control training, gas, and cross border cooperation if laws allow.

Natick Mass UPI Chicago New York Hampton Beach N.H Massachusetts Stanley T. Wisnioski Wisnioski New Hampshire U.S. Supreme Court

Johnson Seeks Customs Reorganization Plan to Cut Costs

President Johnson sent to Congress a plan to reorganize the Bureau of Customs under the Treasury Department. The proposal aims to reduce costs and eliminate patronage jobs by creating six regional offices to supervise field activities.

Washington UPC Johnson Congress Bureau of Customs White House Treasury Department

Castro faces Cuba fate as Viet Nam echoes echo

UPI analysis notes Fidel Castro sees parallels between his position and North Viet Nam. He questions Soviet and Chinese responses to U S and South Vietnamese strikes, cites Havana’s distance from Yankee power, and warns that reliance on Moscow and Beijing could shape Cuba’s future amid debt and sugar harvest pressures.

UPI Cuba Fidel Castro North Viet Nam United States Hanoi Soviet Union Red China Castro Viet Nam Havana Red Unity U.S Gulf of Tonkin U.S. Guantanamo Yankee Power Communist Party Carlos Rafael Rodriguez Marcos Rodriguez Batista

Voting Bill Controversy Stirs Congress and South

Lyle C. Wilson reports that the Johnson administration’s voting rights bill sparks constitutional debate. Southern critics claim it oversteps states’ authority, while civil rights leaders and party leaders push for federal action. Negro political influence grows as lawmakers weigh constitutional avenues and timing.

Johnson U.S Congress United States Ment FDR

Frelinghuysen Considers Guide After Getting Lost in Rayburn

Rep. Peter Frelinghuysen of New Jersey says he may hire a guide to navigate the Rayburn House Office Building after getting lost twice while rushing to the Capitol. He recalls first ending up on a floor with elevators that did not connect to the subway, then exiting into a blinding snowstorm.

Washington UPI Peter H. Frelinghuysen R-N.j Rayburn House Frelinghuysen Ing Capitol

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