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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1963

Page

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Vermont Task Force Calls for 12 Regional School Districts

A Vermont education task force led by Attorney John G. Kristensen recommends reorganizing public schools into 12 regional districts with a state role in funding and governance. Proposals include higher state aid, regional superintendents appointed by the state, comprehensive high schools, expanded vocational and research programs, and tightened teacher standards with potential two year college pathways. The plan urges state financing, an educational research program, and an eight year commitment to develop patterns for an economically sound system.

Montpelier Vermont Atty. John G. Kristensen Guilford Lyndon and Johnson University of Vermont State Department of Education Kristensen State Board of Education Harold Raynolds Springfield State Education Board Ellen McKibben South Burlington William O. Moeser Robert M. Wilson Bennington America

Weather sketch of mild days and visible Pleiades

The forecast reports a fair, warming trend with a high near 70 and a cool night around 50. Expect sunny skies Thursday with stronger winds. yesterday reached 60 with a 33 low. Early morning reading 34, sunset at 5 56 p m, sunrise 7 19 a m. Precipitation negligible over 18 days. The Pleiades appear low in the eastern sky at dusk.

Pleiades

Bennington Trustees Rework Village Zoning To Comply

Trustees vote to restart drafting and hearings for a new village zoning ordinance known as the safe way. A Village Zoning Commission will redraft the May ordinance and three public hearings are planned over about two months before a March vote.

Bennington Morgan Street Imperial Avenue Joseph D. Corcoran John H. Williams

Ferry Sinks Off Seoul Carrying Schoolchildren

A river ferry capsized near Hoju southwest of Seoul while returning from a picnic. Police say 37 children and 12 adults drowned, with 88 rescued from the water as the vessel carrying 137 passengers, mostly fifth and sixth graders from Anyang, went over.

Seoul Korea Anyang Hoju Here

Post Office spat sparks Bennington planning debate

Peter F. Grigas of John C. Burdis Associates told the Bennington Lions Club that the Elm Street site for a new post office was not recommended and ranked fifth among five options. He cited pedestrian concerns and how sites could better link the business district, noting the old library corner as favorable. Grigas challenged postal officials over building size and the project’s ignored planner input, while club members argued over lot size and condition of the current building.

Grigas Elm Street Silver and Main Streets Bennington

Hoff backs task force report labeled courageous

Gov. Hoff said he supports the educational task force recommendations calling for 12 regional school districts with state appointed superintendents. He warned the legislature may have reservations and noted concerns about some aspects of the report.

Montpelier Hoff

U S Plans Cut in Surplus Food Aid to South Viet Nam

Washington reports a policy shift to pressure President Ngo Dinh Diem to curb authoritar ian moves and advance war efforts against the Viet Cong. Surplus wheat flour cotton and milk shipments will be reduced, with support to Diem’s forces tied to combat duty. Negotiations for 1964 allotments are delayed. about 60 million in 1963 aid, including 27 million in commercial channels, is under review.

Washington United States South Viet Nam Ngo Dinh Diem State Department Diem Ngo Dinh Nhu

Sinclitico Seen Poised to Lead Bennington County Democrats

James Sinclitico of Pownal appears headed for the chairmanship of the Bennington County Democratic Committee as the meeting at the Bennington County Courthouse considers nomination and likely election. Incumbent Spencer A. Haynes will not seek re election.

Bennington Earl J. Harris North Bennington Gloria Gil McCall St

UN Troops Escort Travelers in Congo Amid Road Attacks

Elisabethville Congo AP UN forces begin escorting convoys as armed bands control main roads. Six Africans killed on the Jadotville route Saturday and over 40 Africans report being robbed or beaten since Friday. Local political notes include potential county posts with Earl Harris and Gloria Gil.

Elisabethville the Congo United Nations Jadotville

Big Lift schedule keeps pace amid fog and delays

Fog forced diversions of some Exercise Big Lift transports near Frankfurt as the 72 hour deadline loomed. Most troops from the U S 2nd Armored Division arrived at West German and French bases while Germany feared troop withdrawals. officials assured no Europe-wide pullback.

Frankfurt Germany U.S Rhein - Main Air Base Mildenhall Royal Air Force Base England U.S. 2Nd Armored United States America West Germany Europe Washington Dean Rusk Rhein- Main Atlantic Loring Dow Air Force Maine Berlin

Hoff Not Hopeful for Special Session Plan

Governor Philip H. Hoff said he doubted Republican leaders would back his plan for a two day November special session. He blamed Lt. Gov. Ralph A. Foote and Speaker Franklin S. Billings Jr. for an unfavorable reaction while pushing education highways natural resources and local government as his focus.

Hoff Billings Roger L. MacBride Halifax Foote

Inside Goldwater's U N shift signals UN success

An editorial on page 4 notes Barry Goldwater's evolving stance toward the United Nations as a sign of the world body’s growing legitimacy. Also mentioned are a historic Shaftsbury stone house and drought driven scratches at Green Mountain Park.

Goldwater U.N Green Mountain Park

Chicago School Boycott Ties to School Head Policies

Nearly half of Chicago public school pupils stayed home in a large civil rights boycott attacking segregation and Superintendent Benjamin Willis. Officials reported 224,770 absences amid threats and a clash over an open transfer plan as 8,000 to 10,000 marched to City Hall.

Chicago Benjamin C. Willis Willis City Hall County Board of Education

Also Mentioned on This Page

Vermont Task Force State School Directors Association Resch Raynolds Mrs.McKibben Moeser Wilsen Post Office Bennington Lions Club Knotty Pine Peter F. Grigas John C. Burdis Associates Albany Planning Bennington Town and Villages Viet Nam New York Tito Sinclufico Congo Harris Norshaft Democratic Club Gil Shaftsbury
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