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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1965
Page
8
Natick Massachusetts records from early colonial times show that at one period in the 17th century all town offices were held by Native Americans, reflecting a unique governance arrangement before later changes.
In the Watts district of Los Angeles, many Black residents express a desire for food housing jobs and belonging rather than political action. Leaders say lethargy and lack of image drive low voter participation despite major figures visiting the area and election battles involving Nixon Roosevelt and Yorty.
A weekly lunch plan lists hot dogs on Tuesday, Bar B Que beef on Wednesday, creamed potatoes on Thursday, and tuna salad on Friday with sides and milk. In Washington the Senate Foreign Relations Committee cut the U S annual Red Cross contribution from 75000 to 25000 dollars, aligning with a House bill to match the American Red Cross payment.
September brings activation for 23 homemaker extension groups led by the Home Demonstration Agent. A Sept 8 meeting at West Arlington Community House will map fall plans, foliage tour set for Oct 5, and health and nutrition projects. A leader training on gifts and a forthcoming gift kit, plus a Sept 22 training at Manchester Legion and Sept 23 at North Bennington Library, are planned.
Gov Volpe to lobby state legislators personally for support of a revamped tax package retaining a 3 percent sales tax amid House opposition. He met staff and advisers for over three hours on Labor Day and seeks 34 votes to pass the plan. Boston Mayor Collins backs the proposal while Senate President Donahue and labor leaders oppose.
New York reports Judy Holliday left most of her fifty thousand dollar estate to her son Jonathan Oppenheim and her mother Mrs Helen Tuvim. The will filed for probate in Manhattan Surrogate Court dates May seventeenth, 1957 and specifies jewelry and personal property to her mother while the remainder goes to trust funds for her mother and Jonathan.
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