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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1967
Page
2
In Washington the ongoing spending debate persisted in the Senate as lawmakers grappled with cutback formulas and fiscal strategies. The discussions featured proposals aimed at trimming programs, yet the push faced stiff resistance and procedural hurdles, slowing progress on Capitol Hill.
Reagan says he will avoid a 1968 New Hampshire presidential primary write in campaign. He notes direct communications to New Hampshire newspapers and maintains he prefers governing California for political impact. The article also notes Senate spending cut proposals and tax surcharge debate affecting 1968 economic plans.
UAW locals approve Ford pact with margins up to 9-1 across 61 locals in 25 states. About 160000 voters ratified the three year contract amid wage gains averaging $1.01 per hour and a possible standstill if any local contract stalls.
General Motors Chevrolet unit issues recall notices to 1.143 million 1965 standard-sized Chevrolets due to possible steering idler arm failures. Cars may pull right when braking. free installation of a new idler arm will be provided despite lapsed warranty. Inspect all 1965 models to identify those with older parts.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk equated present peace movement critics with prewar appeasers who favored Nazi Germany. At a Los Angeles luncheon he warned against repeating World War II lessons, noting some voices claim 60s ideas mirror 30s errors amid 200 antiwar protesters outside Century Plaza Hotel.
Bennington Banner publishes daily except Sundays and holidays at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201. It is printed by Banner Publishing Corporation with United Press International content. Subscription rates listed for Vermont and nationwide.
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