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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1964

Page

12

Bay Staters In Riot Face License Loss

Massachusetts Registrar James R. Lawton warned that residents who joined weekend riots at Hampton Beach New Hampshire could lose driving licenses and motor vehicle registrations. He said hearings will be held on reports from New Hampshire officials and actions will mirror offenses committed in Massachusetts.

Boston UPI Registrar of Motor Vehicles James R. Lawton Massachusetts Hampton Beach N.H New Hampshire Lawton

WEDDING RECEPTION ENDS AS COUPLES ELOPE WITH RELATIVES

In San Jose de Oriente Colombia a wedding reception dissolved when it was learned the bride ran off with her stepfather and the groom with his mother in law. Relatives search for the two couples chasing them after the elopements.

San Jose DE Oriente Colombia UPI

Capital of Confederacy Integrates Public Schools

Public schools desegregated in Montgomery and Gadsden Alabama with no incidents as two Negro students entered an elementary school and two girls plus a boy entered Lanier High School. Tuskegee also enrolled 14 Negro students alongside 59 whites without disruption, contrasting last year’s volatile scene.

Confederacy Montgomery Ala Gadsden Alabama Harrison Elementary School Lanier High School Tuskegee

Recreation Inspires Clothes Makers Shifts to Casual Wear

New York based reports show U S shoppers spend about 40 billion annually on sports and recreation fueling a shift in retail. Bond stores under Ellis H Schechtman shift focus from dressy women’s wear to casual and sportswear across about 80 percent of outlets.

America Ellis H. Schechtman Bond

Bellotti challenges Peabody to televised debate in Massachusetts

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Lt. Gov. Francis X. Bellotti challenged incumbent Gov. Endicott Peabody to a statewide television debate to examine issues and clear up alleged untruths. Peabody defended the DPW reorganization and a highway program criticized by Bellotti and Volpe, while praising Blatnik’s appraisal and noting a high return on the plan.

Boston UPI Francis X. Bellotti Endicott Peabody Bellotti The Commonwealth Peabody John A. Volpe GOP DPW

Teen Agers Push Jobless Rate Up

The Labor Department reports August unemployment at 5.1 percent as out of work teenagers drive the rise. The July rate was previously the lowest in 41 years, with adult employment remaining strong. The increase is attributed solely to teenage joblessness.

Washington UPD Labor Department

Newspapers Chide N H Authorities Over Hampton Beach Riots

Worcester Telegram and Springfield Union editors criticized New Hampshire authorities for the Labor Day weekend disturbances at Hampton Beach. The Telegram urged better preparedness as not surprising. Governor King blamed spontaneity. The Union called the rioters an army of hoodlums and condemned their Bacchanalian excesses.

Boston UPI Massachusetts Worcester Telegram Springfield Union Hampton Beach N.H New Hampshire John W. King

Khrushchev’s World Travels Reflect Power at Home

Moscow reports Khrushchev, 71, wields consolidated control over the Soviet apparatus. His frequent foreign voyages showcase personal diplomacy as he strengthens alliances while the Central Committee, Presidium, and trusted officials run party and state functions. The security chief is Vladimir Semichastny, 40, with Malinovsky commanding the armed forces after Zhukov’s removal.

Khrushchev Communist Party Party First Central Committee Gheorgi Zhukov Rodion Malinovsky

Forests and Parks to Hold October Meeting in Montpelier

Perry H Merrill of the Forests and Parks Commission announced an October 7 meeting in Montpelier for town officials interested in municipal recreation funds. The Land and Water Conservation Fund Act, signed by President Johnson, provides a 50 50 federal state matching program for planning land purchase and development for recreation. Merrill will meet federal officials in Chicago later this month to discuss implementing the law.

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