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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1964

Page

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MacArthur Faces Grave Concern After Complications

Gen Douglas MacArthur recovering from a third major operation this month developed new complications kidney trouble and internal hemorrhaging prompting officials to call the situation grave. A hospital spokesman reported decreased kidney action since last evening and warned of serious risk as doctors monitor his condition.

Washington UPI Douglas MacArthur Jean MacArthur Walter Re

Humphrey Opens Debate on Civil Rights Bill in Senate

Senate debate begins as Hubert Humphrey challenges opponents to allow a vote after fair and full discussion. Senator Humphrey outlines affirmative case for the House passed measure in a prepared speech as Senate Republicans bargain.

Washington UPD Hubert H. Humphrey Senate Minnesota Coute House GOP Thomas H. Kuchel Calif Humephrey Humphrey

U N Troops Fire in Cyprus Clash Between Greek Turkish Sides

In Nicosia the British U N peacekeeper fired 17 shots in self defense during a 40 minute pre dawn battle along the green line. The incident ends the worst fighting since peacekeeping began three days ago with no casualties reported.

Nicosia Cyprus UPD United Nations U.N Omorphita Mediterranean U. N International Force

Glenn Glenn Quits Race For U S Senate

Astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. withdrew from the U S Senate race in Ohio citing doctors orders after a February head injury. Glenn announced the decision at Lackland AFB hospital saying his future plans are uncertain but a possible return to politics remains.

San Antonio Tex UPD John H. Glenn Jr U.S. Senate Ohio Glenn Columbus Wilford Hall Hospital Lackland Air Force Base

Alaskan quake deaths mount as martial law hits Kodiak

After a powerful quake centered in Alaska and a subsequent strong aftershock, 63 known dead and many missing are reported with Kodiak under martial law. National Guardsmen guard towns while rescue, medical teams, and supplies rush to affected areas across Anchorage Seward Kodiak and surrounding villages.

Anchorage Alaska UPS Crescent City Calif Deppe Bay Ore Aleutian Islands Mand Edward McDermott Johnson Office of Emergency Planning Abe Romick Kodiak Seward Point Mugu Kodiak Island Elmendorf Air Force Base Valdes

Bennington county residents safe in Alaska

Five Red Cross inquiries sought word on relatives after a major Alaskan earthquake. Mrs. Alfred Davis reports her brother Vincent Devlin and his family are safe at Elmendorf AFB near Anchorage. Townsend Van Nostrand at Spenard is missing news. John Pello in Kodiak also unconfirmed.

American Red Cross Seattle Wash Red Cross Alfred Davis South Stream Road Vincent Devlin Davis New York City Devlin Elmendorf Air Force Base Anchorage Mildred van Nostrand Union St Townsend U.S

Massive Federal Aid Set for 49th State

The White House announced plans for massive long term federal economic aid to Alaska after the earthquake. Press Secretary George E. Reedy said casualties would be somewhat less than feared while property damage would be greater, with McDermott reporting from Alaska and directing rapid processing of facts into tight recommendations.

Johnson City Tex UPS White House Alaska George E. Reedy Reedy Johnson Edward A. McDermott Office of Emergency Planning OEP Douglas MacArthur Texas White House McDermott Washington Alaskan Defense Command

Inside A feature on Bert Mof fatt and Vermont town roles

A feature explores Bert Moffatt serving as both town manager and Page 3, highlighting his unique dual role in Vermont's local government. Dorset youths are shown tapping maple trees for syrup, reflecting regional traditions. A Peruvian and a Mexican spend Easter in East Arlington on Page 6.

Bert Moffatt Vermont East Arlington

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