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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1962
Page
12
An AP report opens a three part series on charges and countercharges surrounding Massachusetts highway land seizures. Rep Blatnik says investigations show a miserable mess in land acquisition for federal aid projects in Massachusetts.
Bennington Rotarians announce committees to plan the District Conference of Vermont and New Hampshire to be held May 12 13. Cochairmen John Kennedy and Richard Jolivette lead with Iver S. Pelsne and Andrew Hyde. committees cover attendance promotion decorations entertainment printing reception transportation housing registration and meals among others.
The League of Women Voters receives a 500 American Motors Conservation Award and a bronze walnut plaque for significant contributions to conserving America's renewable resources. Presentation will occur at the national convention in Minneapolis this month.
Town selectmen approve the 1695 purchase of a used power wagon for Road Commissioner James Cross. They plan a meeting with Sewage Plant Supt. Paul Kelley to discuss plant policy and operations amid reported difficulties. Bids on YMCA pool repairs and town land notices also addressed.
In Hollywood UPI reports a quirky set of five villains adds spice to Disney's Pinocchio. The evil quintet includes a whale a fox a cat a coachman and a puppet master.
Analyzes Khrushchev's push to reform Soviet farming through material incentives, private plots, and decentralization. Notes long history of agricultural failure under Stalin, the shift toward rewarding output, and the ideological tension within the Communist bloc as he tests new methods to feed a growing population.
In Streatham England Freddie Mills former world light heavyweight champion allowed 15 year old John Block to strike him. The youth’s punch broke Block’s wrist while Mills expressed remorse and lamented the incident saying he felt like a bully.
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