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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1965
Page
3
Education specialist David Nydice argues study skills can be taught like science and math, noting current curricula often bury them in other subjects. He urges greater emphasis on teaching listening observation and use of study tools to improve learning across all subjects.
The Justice Department asks the Supreme Court for an early ruling on the Voting Rights Act to allow thousands of newly registered Black voters in Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana to vote in 1966. Lower courts have blocked names on rolls, threatening federal examiners’ certifications of about 46 000 voters since Aug 1965. The case tests court jurisdiction and potential direct access to the Supreme Court with a deadline of Nov 10 for states’ responses.
Vatican sources see a chance Pope Paul VI may travel to Poland to mark the millennium of Christianity. A reported plan would have him visit Czestochowa to honor the Black Madonna, possibly on May 3, 1966, though no final decision has been made.
David J. Miller a 22 year old pacifist pleaded innocent in federal court to unlawfully burning his draft card during an antiwar demonstration in Manhattan. He was charged under a new law and released on bond pending a November hearing after a brief appearance with attorney Marvin Karpatkin who sought 30 days for motions but was denied. Miller faces another court date connected to a separate sit in at a U S Army Recruiting station in lower Manhattan.
Montpelier city officials approved the federal surplus food commodity program for low income families after a secret session. War on Poverty chief Paul Guare blasted the council for discussing the issue in executive session, calling the action illegal. Recipients must live in Montpelier at least one year and the council may discontinue the program at any time. About 120 residents inquired during a four day study period as officials had opposed the measure citing insufficient low income families.
FDA acted after three years of studies to require warning labels on over the counter antihistamines Meclizine Cyclizine and Chlorcyclizine used for nausea allergies and bites. The warning notes they have not proven effective against vomiting and applies to pregnant women or those who may become pregnant. Pfizer opposed the labeling changes.
Barre Vermont police officer Ronald Geake and ex-officer William Nuisti ask the Barre City Council to cover their defense in a 250000 dollar false arrest suit filed by Ronald A. Huard. Huard was released from Windsor State Prison on a w rit of habeas corpus granted by the Vermont Supreme Court. Named defendants include State's Attorney John E. Bernasconi Windsor State Prison Warden Robert Smith and the State of Vermont.
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