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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1964
Page
12
President Johnson watches steel pricing closely amid a strong economy and possible tax revisions by June 1965. Wall Street reacts with falls in U S Steel and peers as advisers debate steps to balance profits, imports, and potential plant modernization.
Newton mother Barbara Freedman travels to London in search of 13 year old Elizabeth Ann who vanished October 17 after leaving a note for the movies. The girl reportedly followed a Beatle type group known as The Animals with 400 dollars of her own money. The mother plans to stay at a London hotel until she locates her daughter.
Espresso magazine published a summary of a Soviet Central Committee indictment alleging Khrushchev violated collective leadership, bungled party work, made ill advised trips, erred in industry and agriculture, and fostered a personality cult. It cites a source in East Berlin for the document prepared for circulation to party officials.
Police used clubs tear gas and shots in the air to break up a leftist riot at the University of Puerto Rico Rio Piedras campus injuring nine and arresting eleven. Classes suspended through Nov 5. branches in Mayaguez and Humacao operate.
France moves toward a 350 million dollar seven year credit package with the Soviet Union as De Gaulle seeks broader Western leverage. Kosygin Brezhnev meetings are cited as evidence of durable Soviet leadership. The accord would outpace Berne limits and mirrors Britain’s 80 million long term credit. Johnson notes a Kosygin reassuring message. De Gaulle’s strategy links closer ties to pressure on West Germany under the 1962 treaty.
More than 150 Vermont educators and scientists endorsed Johnson Humphrey, calling themselves Democrats, Republicans and Independents. They praised Johnsons responsible nuclear policy, measured foreign affairs stance, and forward looking domestic programs, listing signees from University of Vermont, St. Michaels College, Middlebury and Norwich.
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