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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1967
Page
2
Washington officials meet with union negotiators and industry representatives to resolve the copper strike, aiming for a quick settlement. The talks reflect federal effort to avert production losses and restore normal operations in copper markets.
The National Association of Broadcast Employees and Technicians reached an agreement in principle with NBC and accepted a final offer from ABC. The CBS has no NBC or ABC representation and was not involved. About 3,000 union members will vote on the contracts. Separately, Washington summoned steel and copper negotiators to end an 8 week strike at Kennecott and allied firms that risks defense procurement.
Nationwide disruption hits school openings as teachers strike in Michigan and Florida and threaten action in New York and Connecticut. Over 500000 students affected by walkouts, resignations, and wage disputes amid contract talks. Gov Romney and officials respond as districts pause classes to reassess conditions.
Reginald A. Martell, 19, of Brattleboro Vermont, faced a narcotics charge after a Sunday arrest on Route 9. He entered no plea at arraignment before District Judge James F. Davis and was ordered held on $2,000 bail. Police found 20 cubic centimeters of morphine in his car.
The Americans for Constitutional Action reports the 90th Congress more conservative than the 89th. The House earns 48.4, Senate 45.2, with 74 new members averaging 69.72, far above their 89th predecessors. Notable freshmen Brooke and Hatfield receive 89 and 93 respectively, signaling a widespread shift amid unaddressed domestic and international issues.
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