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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1965
Page
3
Guidance director outlines reasons for pursuing higher education beyond money. It stresses inner purposes, self analysis, career planning, and varied paths including tech training or night study, with ten steps to shape a lifelong plan and next steps for aptitude and scholastic habits.
Reports from Miami and Savannah outline disputes about the Yarmouth Castle tragedy that killed 88. Captains defend actions aboard the death ship and the rescuing Finnish freighter’s chief criticizes Captain Byron’s handling amid ongoing controversy.
In Concepcion Chile Sen Robert F Kennedy faced hostile students during a university talk as about 3 000 gathered. Anti Communist hecklers drowned his remarks with slogans and rocks while supporters cheered. After the speech Kennedy and his wife were pelted with debris and a flag was burned.
The Republican National Committee will hold a three day research conference in Kansas City Missouri starting Friday. About 25 state representatives will attend the closed sessions to plan for the 1966 and 1968 elections. Co chairs are Robert L. McCormick and Richard T. Fleming. Kansas Attorney General Robert C. Sonderholm will speak at a Saturday luncheon.
Vermont Milk Dealers Association asks Milk Control Board to set a one cent per quart minimum price, aiming to cover higher costs while chain stores press for uniform pricing. The board sets minimums. dealers may set higher prices above it. Non homogenized milk would see the new minimum, while homogenized milk would retain a one cent premium. Dairy official Wendell I. Carr notes a squeeze on dealers and producers.
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