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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1962

Page

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Robbery gang tied to mail heists linked in police probe

Boston report links a Lynn bank robbery gang to the highwaymen who stole 1.5 million from a U S mail truck last week. Capt Cullinane notes facial similarities between mail robbery suspects and Essex Trust Co gang members from West Lynn. A March 30 holdup left 1 injured and a driver kidnapped at gunpoint.

Boston Lynn U.S Michael J. Cullinane Essex Trust Co West Lynn Henry Steadman Buster Tony Boston Herald Cape Cod

Southern Italy Rocked by Earth Tremors and Quake Toll

Panicked southern Italy after a major quake Tuesday night with about 15 dead and at least 100 injured. Premier Fanfani arrived to speed relief as thousands spent the night outdoors. Jacqueline Kennedy was nearby at Ravello as shocks continued at 4 10 a m and 7 15 a m.

Naples Italy Adriatic Jacqueline Kennedy Ravell Mrs. Kennedy Caroline Amintore Fanfani

Bennington Bounces Back Festival Opens Thursday

A three day Bennington Vermont campaign to celebrate recovery from major fires unfolds with a ribbon cutting at Putnam Square, a street lighting ceremony, open houses, and a luncheon for Gov. Keyser. Public events run Thursday through Saturday with a parade and beacon lighting.

Bennington Vermont Main Street Putnam Square George Amidon F. Ray Keyser Jr Amion New Paradise George Bierwirth Central Vermont Public Service Corp Gibney Bennington Banner Bennington Catholic High School Gov. Keyser Rotary Deer Park Four 21 Greater Bennington Association

Missing Girls Found Safe Close To Home

Two 7 year old girls Maria Teresa Moreley and Rita Ohlgren were found alive by two FBI agents after being trapped in a vacant second floor apartment bathroom since Sunday. The girls, hungry but unharmed, sheltered in the lavender tub and drew with crayons while awaiting rescue.

Alexandria FBI Maria Teresa Moreley Rita Ohlgren Maria Teresa

Geneva Talks To Be Recessed In September

The 17-nation disarmament conference will recess from Sept 8 to Nov 12 while the deadlock is referred to the U N General Assembly. Cochairmen the United States and the Soviet Union agreed on the recess and will have ambassadors Dean and Kuznetsov consult on a resumption date. Dean rejected a Soviet plan for destroying all means of delivering nuclear weapons and eliminating foreign bases in the first stage.

Geneva U.N. General Assembly United States Soviet Union Cochairmen U.S Arthur H. Dean Vasily V. Kuznetsov Dean

Gas Plant Controversy Rages as Village Presses Action

Vermont Gas Corp. manager Bruce Griffith cites a spilled waste barrel as the odor source at the WGC Lincoln Street site. Flint and Robbins officials report illnesses among workers from odors, while villagers seek state health input amid ongoing complaints and a bright flame from the Stark generator.

Vermont Gas Corp Bruce Griffith Flint and Robbins Elbert E. Robbins Flint and Robbins, Inc WGC Lincoln Street Griffith Robbins Noother

Bennington Grand List Up 330 Thousand in 1962

Bennington town officials report the 1962 grand list at 12,098,222, up 330,507 from 1961. Real estate rose to 10,515,062 while personal property fell to 1,583,160, driven by new homes and commercial construction amid tax exemptions and a post fire inventory dip.

Bennington Sisters Raymond P. Betit Betit Ben Mont The Polygraphic Co. of America Francis J. Hogan Bennington Village North Bennington Old Bennington

Soviet Sentries Move By In West Berlin Amid Rainy Tension

Soviet war memorial guards rode armored cars between Checkpoint Charlie and the memorial as heavy rain cooled West Berlin protests. An American ambulance crew stood ready at Checkpoint Charlie to aid East Berlin refugees if needed, while officials weighed countermeasures.

West Berlin Checkpoint Charlie Soviet War Memorial U.S East Berlin West Washington Wall Berlin Anatoly F. Dobrynin Dobrynin

Poll Tax Ban Nearing Vote

Washington AP The House leadership plans a Monday vote on a proposed constitutional amendment banning the poll tax for federal elections. It would require two thirds of members present to pass in the House and then go to the states for ratification by 38 of them. Five states Virginia Alabama Arkansas Mississippi and Texas currently levy poll taxes.

Washington House John W. McCormack D-Mass House Rules Committee Senate Virginia Alabama Arkansas Missisippi Texas Congress

Lou Smith hosts first Open House at Green Mountain Park

About 250 residents of Pownal and Green Mountain Park gathered near the Housic River for an open house on the track grounds just north of the U S 7 construction site. Lou Smith introduced track officials as Taconic Racing and Breeding Association's baby stood in dust from equipment. Attendees included Pownal selectmen Donald Hicks the Greater Bennington Association's executive director, State's Atty John Burgess and Alexander N Dragon promoter of Bennington Bounces Back. Vermont Racing Commission See Pownal Meets

Pownal Green Mountain Park Vermont Lou Smith Taconic Racing and Breeding Association U.S. 7 Hoosic River Taconic Green Mountain Pownaltown Selectmen Donald C. Hicks Greater Bennington Association John A. Burgess Alexander N. Dragon Bennington Vermont Racing Commission

South Vietnamese troops claim major Viet Cong surrender push

South Vietnamese forces report 134 Viet Cong guerrillas killed in the first phase of Operation Pacification in the Mekong Delta. The 1st Airborne Battalion fought near Bac Lieu, with 54 killed on the ground and 80 by air strikes, while government casualties were six dead and 14 wounded. A small arms and fuel stash was captured.

Saigon South Viet Nam Mekong River Bac Lieu Ba Xuyen Viet Nam

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