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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1964
Page
2
Vermont readies all state police and auxiliary forces for the Labor Day weekend as authorities urge lights on for safety. Governor Hoff appeals to tourists and residents to drive carefully amid a record highway death pace.
In Albany Miss Helen Martin, 49, treated for four or five stab wounds after an attack at home, $20 taken by an unknown assailant. Colonie fireman Gregory J. Rice, 21, indicted on three counts of arson for fires at a farm barn, a vacant house, and a warehouse. Keene Valley proposes an interstate lake park similar to Palisades Park with a suspension bridge. Albany political wing drops court challenge to Kennedy’s Senate nomination. Stratton plans direct primary option. Troy Road River Street becomes one-way northbound. parking bans on Ferry and Congress Streets during peak hours.
A 14 year old North Adams boy is seriously injured after being shot in the right arm by a companion near the town dump. In Alford Berkshire County five teenagers died when their car crashed into a pole and tree, with one sister injured. police name the victims and describe the wreckage and location near the New York border.
A 45 member National Independent Committee for President Johnson and Senator Humphrey formed largely by Republicans announces support. Co chairs are Merck & Co. president John T. Connor and Carl M. Loeb senior partner John I. Loeb. Members include Henry Ford II and Marriner Eccles.
The Bennington Banner lists its business and newsroom phone numbers, address at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont, publishing schedule, and subscription rates for local and distant orders with special servicemen rates.
Barry Goldwater praised initial reaction to his opening attack on the administration. In Prescott Arizona he told about 5000 supporters the fight against federal overreach must be gradual and he warned of White House scandal shadows. He contrasted Lincoln era rhetoric with his own bid to win broad support.
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