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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1966
Page
3
Education expert notes that college boards and SAT scores are only one of several factors in admissions. High school grades and school recommendations rank higher, with class standing fourth, and colleges vary in use of exams. Coaching boosts are minimal, and inflated scores may mislead. aim for a college where the student can succeed.
A House government operations subcommittee approved a bill to give the public access to nearly all government records not involving national security. The measure paves the way for a potential spring showdown with President Johnson, who may veto it on grounds it could cause government disclosure concerns.
President Lyndon Johnson campaigns against a proposed $250 million plant expansion this year. He urges corporate leaders to reconsider, discouraging further industrial growth plans as part of a broader public stance on economic development and policy direction.
Washington doctors calling auto safety a public health issue urged a mandatory federal regulation regime during Senate Commerce Committee hearings on Johnson administration highway safety requests. They demanded proof of product testing and occupant protection from the auto industry, aligning with Sen. Robert F. Kennedy andз physicians for automotive safety.
Cardinal Cushing said eight seminarians at St John’s Seminary were expelled for a serious breach of discipline after a silent protest outside his residence. He vowed to review expulsions, form a committee of priests to study seminary education changes, and work to reduce unrest while respecting Ecumenical Council directives.
Washington reports Defense Secretary McNamara told House Foreign Affairs Committee there are no flying saucers, earthly or extraterrestrial. General Wheeler and the Joint Chiefs concur. He denied outer space control of UFOs and noted no evidence supports such a claim.
Sukarno is out, his medals and life presidency remain. New Indonesian military rulers led by Lt Gen Suharto face a wrecked economy after two decades of bungling. The United States hesitates to overstep while aiding the anti Communist nationalist leadership in a fragile transition.
Palomares Spain reports say Navy teams face technical problems delaying the recovery of the missing H-bomb from 2,500 feet of water since the January 17 B52 crash. US aid and support options remain under discussion as recovery actions potentially extend another week.
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