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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1962

Page

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Record Peacetime Defense Bill Advances in House

The House Appropriations Committee backed a record peacetime defense bill totaling 47.8 billion dollars for the next fiscal year. The package funds more bombers, submarines, fighters, ships, and supports 2.68 million active personnel with 1.0 million reservists. It includes faster airlift, enhanced reconnaissance, and a chemical biological program, with possible additional steel cost adjustments and broader defense procurement reforms.

Washington Defense Department House Appropriations Committee Kennedy George H. Mahon D-Tex Mahon

Unhindered Access to Berlin Talks Began in Washington

The United States and Soviet representatives open a new round of talks in Washington focusing on guaranteed Western access between West Germany and Berlin. Secretary of State leads the session with the aim of reaching an early Berlin settlement.

Berlin Reds West Germany U.S Soviet Union West Berlin United States Rusk

Vermonters Eligible for New Medicare Aid Program

Vermont officials estimate about 10,000 residents will qualify for the new Medicare program set to begin July 1 providing hospital and physician services with state funds matching federal aid. An additional 5,500 current Old Age Assistance recipients will not qualify under the plan.

Montpelier John Wackerman

Breakup of U S Steel Sought by Justice Dept Moves

Federal grand jury probes price increases in steel and could bring criminal penalties for price fixing. A move to dismember U S Steel Corp may follow if courts find it dominates the industry and controls prices. Roger Blough defended the rise in a New York press conference.

U.S. Steel Corp Justice Dept U.S. Steel Roger M. Blough New York Kennedy Blough Bethlehem, Jones & Laughlin Armco Steel U.S New York City Leslie B. Worthington

Kennedy Reviews Atlantic Fleet In Exercises

President Kennedy observes the Atlantic Fleet in combat exercises from sea and shore then flies to Norfolk for a secret briefing on attack and defense capabilities. He tours ships, submarines, and aircraft, with Johnson and officials joining him for a full tour of fleet operations.

Kennedy Washington Navy Marine Corps Norfolk

40 000 Feet Up Command Post to Direct Defense

A new airborne command post near Washington provides a refuge for President Kennedy and top defense leaders in case of a nuclear attack. Three planes stand by at high altitude with airborne communications to contact forces worldwide, staying aloft for days with refueling and supplies. Converted KC135 tankers form part of a secure, uninterrupted command system alongside an underground Maryland sanctuary and the Northampton in the Atlantic.

Washington White House Air Force Strategic Air Command Kennedy Maryland Navy Northampton Atlantic U.S

Thin Wet Snow Delays Spring Day in Vermont Region

A spring snowstorm disrupted travel with one inch at Harwood Hill and six inches on Woodford Mountain. Two trucks jackknifed near the Vermont 9 connection to the old road, one leaving a ditch after a skid. No injuries were reported.

Woodford Mountain Vermont 9 Ivor S. Pelsue District 1 Harwood Hill Searsburg-Woodford Pelsue Paul Bohne U. S Bennington Vermont Albany N.Y North Dakota South Dakota Iowa Minnesota Minnesota Twins Reuben Levin Levin New England U. S. Weather Bureau Boston Massachusetts Rhode Island New Hampshire Maine

New York Truce Boosts Teacher Pay and Finances

A 3 percent bargaining session between Governor Rockefeller and Mayor Wagner yielded a formula adding 13 million dollars to New York City schools and easing a teachers strike ended by a court order. The plan allows borrowing 48.6 million for current operations, with 13.4 million in future relief after repayment and continued annual borrowing.

New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Robert F. Wagner Wagner Rockefeller Board of Education UFT Rockefeller and

Two Area Resorts Open This Weekend

Eight inches of fresh snow boosts Mount Snow in West Dover with good to excellent mid winter skiing and a 36 inch base. Snow Valley in Manchester also opens this weekend with good spring skiing.

West Dover Mount Snow Vermont Snow Valley Manchester

No Progress Report in Ben-Mont Strike Talks

Federal Mediator John J. O'Reilly met with Ben-Mont management and Local 534 representatives amid ongoing strike actions. O'Reilly will hold separate talks with the union and company and plans further meetings in Bennington next week. Union president Lloyd Fleming and international rep Peter Tufo voiced no new proposals, with Tufo noting production shifts to Polygraphic Company of America and wage disparities between Ben-Mont and nearby workers.

John J. O’reilly Concord N.H Ben-Mont Management Printing Specialties and Paper Products Union O’reilly Bennington Union Frank A. Howlett Jr Ben-Mont Howlett Dow Chemical Co Ben Mont Dobeckman O'Reilly H. J. Wallace Wallace Lloyd Fleming Peter Tufo Northport N.Y Fleming Tufo Polygraphic Company of America, Inc North Bennington

100 Per Cent Vaccination Program Moves Forward

The Prudential Committee of the Greater Bennington Schools Inc. reports a 100 percent smallpox vaccination program. At Beech Street school clinic 53 inoculations, 44 diphtheria boosters, and 14 second diphtheria shots were given. Further inoculations are planned at Molly Stark School.

Prudential Committee Greater Bennington Molly Stark D. Dexter Davis Old Bennington Beech Street Irwin Mattison Putnam Memorial Hospital

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