Bennington Officials Mull Paper Ballots for Elections
Bennington selectmen urged considering paper Australian ballots for the upcoming special legislative primary and general elections to cut costs and simplify voting. The Board will consult the Secretary of State about lead times and coordinate with the Board of Civil Authority, Town Clerk, and polling places, while aging voting machine expert L Gordon Moore prompts talks on cross training.
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Kashmir Dispute Drives U S Tightrope in South Asia
United States balances aid to Pakistan and India amid the Kashmir conflict and Cold War pressures. Washington faces splits over military and economic assistance, while Pakistan leans toward China and CENTO SEATO links fray. The U S may recalibrate to keep Pakistan from aligning with the Communist bloc and to maintain intelligence ties.
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Newsman Cassels explores religious differences in new book
New York based columnist Louis Cassels compiles reader letters to examine how beliefs differ among neighbors. He discusses theistic religions, pan theism, and atheism, noting his own Protestant Christian perspective but aiming for fairness from a veteran wire service reporter.
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Caribbean cruises from Florida start winter getaways
Furness Lines pitches Port Everglades Florida as an ideal Caribbean cruise start for New England and Middle Atlantic vacationers. Three sea-going trips aboard the Queen of Bermuda run from Jan 28 to Feb 22, 1966, offering an all sun route with easy air and rail access from northern cities.
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Navy nicotine rule on carriers cuts smoking time
In Alameda California officials at the Alameda Naval Air Station say crew on assigned aircraft carriers face no smoking during fueling or ammunition handling for as long as 10 hours a day. The policy aims to reduce fire and explosion risks aboard ships and applies during critical operations.
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