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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1962

Page

3

Kennedy Pledges Tougher Drug Controls Urges Thalidomide Checks

President Kennedy promises stricter drug regulation to avert more tragedies and asks every woman to purge thalidomide from medicines. He commends FDA and Dr Frances Kelsey for halting distribution while pressing Congress for stronger safeguards and possible enforcement without new legislation.

Washington Kennedy Europe Congress Food and Drug Administration Frances Kelsey

Cushion Child For Hospital Stay

Urban Illinois guidance advises parents to prepare children for hospitalization by visiting the hospital or learning details from the doctor. Answer questions truthfully yet simply, use humor cautiously, and provide a picture book and familiar comforts like toys and a teddy bear to ease the experience.

Millicent Martin University of Illinois

Benningtonian Named to Post In National FOE

Earl Tripp of Bennington Aerie F O Eagles in Pittsburgh attending the Grand Aerie Convention is named to the ritual committee by Grand Worthy President Paul Hoffman. Over 10,000 Eagles and friends attend the 64th International convention. Major donations supported the Damon Runyon Cancer Fund Boys Town Home on the Range and CARE. Notable speakers include Cardinal Spellman Jim Bishop Mayor Bartle Gov. Lawrence. entertainers Jerry Lewis Jimmy Durante and sports figures Ford Frick Buddy Baer Jack Dempsey.

Earl Tripp Bennington Damon Runyon Asia Eagle Oldsters Eagle Village Bradenton Fla Francis Cardinal Spellman New York Jim Bishop H. Roe Bartle Kansas City David L. Lawrence Pennsylvania Jerry Lewis Jimmy Durante Ford Frick Buddy Baer Jack Dempsey Edward Krause Notre Dame Eagles Cardinal Spellman

Denver Mint Produces Record Coin Output in Fiscal Year

The Denver Mint stamped out 2,546,634,142 coins in the year ending June 30, a record total surpassing the 1960 61 fiscal year by about 430 million. Pennies nickels dimes quarters and half dollars were minted. silver dollars were not produced.

Denver U.S

Union Carbide officials visit Bennington plant for tour

William M. Haile executive vice president leads Union Carbide executives A C Bryan J F Warnell and D N Wait along with H F Doolittle to tour the Union Carbide Consumer Products Co. Eveready battery plant on Gage Street with plant manager H C Matz. They toured the Eveready flashlight plant in St Albans yesterday and noted the company markets Eveready flash lights batteries Prestone anti freeze insect repellent Eveready garden products and Prestone car care products including Spray De-Icer silicone polish and cooling system chemicals.

William M. Haile Union Crbide Corp Union Carbide Consumer Products Co Gage Street Eveready Haile A. C. Bryan J.F. Warnell D. N. Wait H. F. Doolittle H. C. Matz St. Albans A.C. Bryan Union Carbide Corp Bennington Bachrach

Maintenance Crews Blamed for Wreck Near Steelton

An official of the Pennsylvania Railroad faulted maintenance crews for failing to install enough rail anchors while rehabilitating tracks near Steelton Pennsylvania. Vice President James P. Newell said the lack of anchors allowed rails to misalign. More than 100 injured as nine-car baseball special derailed into the Susquehanna River while carrying fans to a Phillies Pirates game.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad Steelton James P. Newell Newell Susquehanna River Phillies Pittsburgh

Tracheotomy Saves Sister Swept Into Sea

A Catholic nun, Sister Leone Greenfield of Keene New Hampshire, was rescued after being swept into the sea at Swampscott Massachusetts. Firefighter Joseph P. Ryan Jr and Dr Ellen F Dignan performed an emergency tracheotomy on a ledge beside the sea to restore breathing. Sister Justine also was treated for shock at Lynn Hospital.

Walter J. Champion Jr

August Named Sandwich Month Highlights In Stores

August is sandwich month with meat specials across the country. Supermarkets feature luncheon meats ground beef and regional price attractions like boneless chuck roasts in New York and turkeys and baking hens in various regions. Fruits and vegetables including tomatoes lettuce cucumbers okra and watermelons appear at low prices.

New York Boston

Scouts Earn Star Award First Time Since 1949

Duquoin Illinois AP Bryan Schobert and his uncle David Al labastro both aged 13 became the first Boy Scouts to receive their troop's Star award since 1949 marking a rare shared achievement in the family and troop history.

Million Bushel Shortage Found in Surplus Grain

AP reports shortages totaling about one million bushels of government owned grain, mostly corn and soybeans, stored in Midwest warehouses. The value is around $1.1 million across 11 cases, with courts sought to appoint receivers and restraining orders against warehousers.

Washington Agriculture Department Midwest Blissfield Mich Basil & Sons, Inc Monroe Basil Haddix & Sons Inc Durland M & S Elevator Woodbury Woodbury Grain Co Kenton Ohio Kenton Grain & Machinery Co., Inc Forest, Ohio Forest Grain & Supply Co Edison, Ohio Morrow Supply Co., Inc

Traffic Safety Head Nabbed for Speeding

Dr. Amos E. Neyhart executive secretary of the Governor's Traffic Safety Council was arrested for speeding near Lewis Run McKean County. He was fined 15 dollars and given a warning. license not suspended as a first offender.

Harrisburg State Traffic Safety Bureau Amos E. Neyhart Governor's Traffic Safety Council Bureau Neyhart Lewis Run McKean County Neuhart

Dick Sikes Wins Amateur Public Links Again

Dick Sikes of Springdale Arkansas repeats as champion of the National Amateur Public Links Golf Tournament, becoming only the second golfer ever to win the event in consecutive years.

Tonawanda, N.Y UPI Dick Sikes Springdale Ark

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