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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1964

Page

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Miller visits Rutland to stump for Goldwater

Rutland draws a small crowd as William E. Miller, GOP vice presidential nominee, speaks at the Rutland Fair praising the Republican ticket. He rebukes Democrats over corruption and unemployment, touts Social Security reform, and argues for a Republican White House to win the Vietnam conflict.

Rutland Fair William E. Miller Miller Hagerman Rutland William E. Mile Green Mountain State Eastern Airlines Vermont Manchester N.H Barry Goldwater GOP Ralph A. Foote Richard A. Snelling Ina Fairgrounds New York Bobby Baker TFX Goldwater Arizona Sen. Goldwater South Vietnam White House

Viet Nam War Strategy Questioned After Taylor Review

Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor’s five day look at South Viet Nam leads to view that a military victory is not achievable soon. Taylor briefs Congress and plans return to Saigon with renewed efforts against Communist insurgents near the capital. No major shift in U S strategy indicated.

Washington UPD Maxwell D. Taylor South Viet Nam U.S Taylor Congress Saigon House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee Far East Senate Foreign Relations Committee

Inside Gov Bay State Primary Clash Prompts News Day

Peabody Lt Gov Beloit clash on primary day highlights Page 2 coverage from Inside Gov. Editorial notes William Miller opts for a low road at Rutland Fair appearance on Page 4. Clarence Briggs’ mother-in-law recalls early Wild West days on Page 5. Sandgate career gals pursue profitable pigeon raising on Page 7.

Peabody Belloit William Miller Rutland Fair Clarence Briggs Inlaw Sandgate

Goldwater Criticizes LBJ Foreign Policy In Campaign Swing

UPI reports Republican nominee Barry Goldwater, energized by early campaign reactions, accuses the Kennedy Johnson administration of politicizing foreign policy. He plans speeches in Idaho Montana and Minnesota as he promotes a stark contrast on foreign policy and domestic issues.

Seattle UPI Barry Goldwater Northwest Kennedy-Johnson Arizona Goldwater Idaho Montana Minnesota Johnson U.S Lyndon Johnson

Londonderry Voters Accept Gift for Joint School Plan

In Londonderry and Landgrove area voters approved letting the school board pursue a gift backed project. A $100000 gift plus 10 acres from the Kiggins couple and state aid would fund most of a $350000 joint elementary school for grades 1-8 with six classrooms, an all purpose room, a 50 by 80 foot auditorium, a stage, and a convertible gym space. The remaining $144900 would be raised by local taxpayers over 20 years.

South Londonderry Wilelard A. Kiggins Jr Landgrove Londonderry Kigginses

Londonderry considering new school to boost enrollments

The Londonderry enrollment stands at 155 across two elementary schools while Landgrove has 10 in a one room school. Charles Nason, Windsor Southwest District superintendent, said Londonderry may grow to 250 students in a few years and that current operating costs total 103090.78 dollars. the proposal would add a new school funded over 20 years.

Londondderry Landgrove Charles Nason Windsor Londonderry Supt. Nason Bennington Benhi Second Congregational

Dora Devastates St. Augustine Area In Florida Hurricane

Dora, a historic hurricane, slammed north Florida from St Augustine to Jacksonville, leaving thousands homeless and causing widespread damage. Power outages, looting reports, and downed trees marked the dawn of a long cleanup as Ethel tracked nearby offshore.

ST. Augustine Fla UPI Dora North Florida Jacksonville National Guardsmen Brunswick Jacksonville Beach Weather Bureau Florida Georgia South Carolina Ethel Miami Weather Bureau Florida Gulf Coast Apalachicola Cedar Key

Foote Says He Cannot Deliver GOP Reapportionment Unity

Rutland Vermont Republican Lt. Gov. Ralph A Foote says he cannot control 276 lawmakers on legislative reapportionment and Gov Philip H Hoff agrees. Foote, the GOP gubernatorial nominee, calls Hoff's inaction on the issue a fault and pushes for a special session and a constitutional convention. Hoff refuses unless appeals are heard and may call a session if Foote guarantees Republican backing. A federal court order for Vermont redistricting is under review by the U S Supreme Court with three appeals pending.

Rutland UPD Ralph A. Foote Philip H. Hoff Foote Hoff Legisla Ture U.S. Congress Vermont U.S. Supreme Court

Vermont Girl Killed In Boston Gun Fight

A 17 year old Vermont girl Betty Preston of Morrisville was shot in the head and died after a police narcotics stop in Boston. Det Det Arthur Linsky and Det Dennis Casey pursued a car containing three men. the suspects fired back as the vehicle sped away. The girl was visiting a boyfriend in Boston when she was struck on Massachusetts Avenue near Tremont Street. Police investigate whether the fatal shot came from officers or the suspects.

Boston UPI Vermont Betty Preston Morrisville Massachusetts Avenue Tremont Street City Hospital Arthur Linesky Dens Nis Casey

Hoff Calls Foote A Drifter In Vermont Race

Democratic Gov. Philip Hoff labeled Republican challenger Ralph Foote indecisive and lacking candor during a St. Johnsbury rally. Hoff accused Foote of drift and avoidance of Vermont problems while warning that Barry Goldwater would shift the nation toward earlier eras. Secretary Fayette joined, saying Goldwater's election would imperil country and world.

ST. Johnsbury UPD Philip H. Hoff Vermont Barry Goldwater Senate Frederick Fayette Goldwater

Benhi Plans Double Sessions To Ease Overcrowding

Benington District officials study a double session plan due to 671 over-enrolled students. Principal Kates and trustees discuss splitting senior and junior high for half-day sessions, while district officials review facilities and temporary relief.

Benhi Ralf S. Kates Bennington Graded School Bendi Supt Paul E. Kirsch Kirsch Allan J. Heath Kates Heath Myron J.woodward

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