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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1961

Page

8

Commuter group faults B and M service in New England runs

Witnesses at an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing in Brattleboro accuse the Boston and Maine railroad of poor trains and scheduling on the Springfield Mass to Windsor Vermont line. Robert Averill of Woodstock says the line failed to advertise for passenger business as the railroad seeks to discontinue six runs.

Brattleboro, Vt Boston & Maine Railroad Springfield Mass Windsor Robert G. Averill Woodstock Northern New England Passenger Transportation Conference Interstate Commerce Commission

Norwich Cadet Sued For $50 000 Damages

A $50,000 suit against Norwich University cadet Lee Vickers of Glens Falls N Y continues in U S District Court in Rutland Vt Leonard J Abbey of Montpelier alleges injuries from a two car collision in Montpelier in October 1960 Abbey says the student was negligent and that he was hospitalized four months after the crash

Rutland Norwich University U.S Leonard J. Abbey Montpelier Lee Vickers Glens Falls N.Y Abbey

ICC docket in Massachusetts rail case set briefs due January 17

The ICC examiner ordered the railroad and opponents of the petition to file briefs by January 17. The commission is expected to issue its ruling on March 17.

Massachusetts City Vermont ICC

Pentagon Drops Mobile Minuteman ICBM System

The Pentagon drops efforts to develop a mobile Minuteman ICBM system and increases funds for fixed-base Minuteman missiles. McNamara recommended more missiles to be fired from underground bases, with a budget request for the new year. About 108 million has been spent on mobile version development. 600 missiles are now authorized across four wings, with potential growth to 900.

Washington Pentagon Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara Atlas Minuteman Malmstrom Air Force Base Mont Ellsworth Afb S.D Minot Afb N.D Whiteman Afb

Federal aid planned for fallout shelters in schools

Washington expects a midmorning news briefing by Roswell L. Gilpatric on a federal program to fund shelter construction in schools and large buildings nationwide. Officials said a matching fund approach for community shelters could be announced with a subsidy proposal for 20 million shelter spaces, to be presented to Congress next month.

Washington Roswell L. Gilpatric Defense Department Gilpatric Washington Post Olympia Wash State Civil Defense Department Congress Harry St. Amand White House St. Amand Federal Civil Defense Office Everett

Area Leaders Workshop Meets January 11 13

The fourth annual Workshop for Community Leaders will be held at Goddard College Jan 11 13. Alan M Walker planning coordinator announces the event with H Curtis Mial and Dorothy Mial leading sessions on community level theory and skills.

Plainfield Goddard College Alan M. Walker Vermont Vermont Labor and Farm Council H. Curtis Mial Dorothy Mial Washington, D.C Mial National Training Laboratories Adult Education Association of the U.S.A Adult Leadership Magazine Our Community Vermont Community Development Program Stanley Amadon Lyndon Vermont Education Association Evalyn Bates Theresa Brungardt Montpelier Vermont State Department of Recreation Forest Davis Calais Vermont Labor and Farm

Claim 2 Firms Try To Destroy Northeast Line

Union workers accuse Eastern and National Airlines of trying to limit Northeast Air Lines' recovery and restore monopoly on the Miami to New York route. They seek congressional inquiry as CAB continues temporary emergency aid for Northeast. Charles Sinclair, spokesman for Local 515 TWU, calls the actions harmful to the public and workers.

Northeast Eastern National Hughes Tool Co Civil Aeronautics Board Charles Sinclair Boston Employes Group Transport Workers Union New York Sinclair

Hospital to open adolescent unit in 1962

Philadelphia AP reports Lankenau Hospital will open an adolescent unit early in 1962 to care for 10 patients ages 12 to 18. Director Raymond F. Hosford says the unit will offer special menus a telephone at each bed and its own group activities.

Philadelphia Lankenau Hospital Raymond F. Hosford

Bob Hope Crowds a Lot Into His One-Hour Show

AP writer Cynthia Lowry notes Bob Hope packed a one hour variety show with Hollywood deb stars football bowl beauty queens a Bel Air fire sketch and a pool bit yet the opening monologue remained the show’s strongest segment. Nielsen ratings for mid November show no new top ten premieres with Wagon Train Bonanza Perry Mason and other old favorites leading the list. Tonight CBS offers A Joyful Noise featuring Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic in a Christmas program.

New York Bob Hope Ben Casey NBC Bel Air Calif Andy Griffith Real McCoys Danny Thomas Red Skelton Dennis the Menace CBS Leonard Bernstein New York Philharmonic Orchestra

Factory owner gives overtime club to coerce workers

A London cosmetic maker opened a clubroom for the company's 35 female workers to lure them into overtime. The owner, Eric Lincoln, claimed the club would keep everyone happy as Christmas orders required extra hours and the girls agreed to work late.

London Eric Lincoln

Immorality Proclaimed as Achievement At Mobile Church

A bulletin board in front of Mobile's First Presbyterian Church displayed the message Immorality is an achievement not a gift. The quotation prompted local notice and discussion among churchgoers and passersby.

Mobile Ala First Presbyterian Church

Vermont groups convene for education and church women workshop

Council members and officials from Vermont United Church Women, Vermont Adult Education Association, Vermont Congress of Parents and Teachers, and the Extension Service gather with presidents and board members named. The workshop limits attendance to 40 participants.

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