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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1961

Page

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Bennington Trustees Approve West Main Street Rezoning Request

Village trustees vote unanimously to rezone a 3 acre West Main Street tract owned by James Playotis from residential to commercial use to pave the way for a Paradise Restaurant replacement after a public hearing. Local business leaders and abutting property owners expressed support.

Bennington Village James Playotis W. Main St Playotis Francis E. Morrissey Bennington Playeffs Henry Degrenier Harold Griffin M. E. Rudd Co Lucien Loomis E. L. Nichols Alfred Hertz Vogue and Vanity Paul Short Greater Hicks Joseph A. Pello Jr Charles H. Lench Jr Duxbury Mass

Rockefeller Keeps Door Open for 1964 GOP Bid

Gov. Nelson Rockefeller signals a possible 1964 presidential bid while formally launching his campaign for re election as New York governor. He frames the race around the record of economic growth public works and education aid and says a full four year term pledge is unnecessary. Morhouse predicts a stronger plurality than 1958.

Albany N.Y Nelson A. Rockefeller Rockefeller L. Judson Morhouse Averell Harriman

Laos Crisis Deepens Over Proposed Unity Government

Neutralist Prince Souvanna Phouma warned that failure to form a coalition government could trigger East West war and civil strife in Laos. He and pro Communist Prince Souphanouvong faced a brushoff from pro Western Prince Boun Oum in Vientiane as talks continued under heavy guard.

Vientiane, Laos Souvanna Phouma Savang Vathana Laos Souvanna Souphanouvong Boun Oum

Tarzan and Jane marriage rumors spark library dispute

Los Angeles reports stir in Downey over whether Tarzan and Jane were legally married. School officials note a librarian removed Tarzan books amid chatter, while producers and Burroughs associates recount early book and film depictions of jungle nuptials and a ceremony in the trees.

Los Angeles Tarzan Jane Downey Tarz Bruce Moore Downey Unified Robert L. Ryan Ryan Jane Porter Baltimore Cyril R. Rothmund Burroughs Lesser Johnny Weissmuller

Road tax talk hints at 95 cent Bennington rate

Bennington town officials and Village President Donald C. Hicks debated a 1962 town and village road tax. A 95 cent rate was seen as adequate with a possible move to 98 cents or even amounts. Officials will consult village trustees before finalizing the rate. The meeting also covered hospital ward charges, the Lovers Lane bridge bill payment, and liquor license applications for the New Englander Restaurant and a North Bennington store.

Bennington Donald C. Hicks Hicks Leon R. Eldred Bennington Village Old Benningon North Bennington Putnam Memorial Hospital Robert D. Stout Pownal Shaftsbury Lovers’ Lane State District 1 Ivor S. Pelsue

Snow Storm Delivers Up To Eight Inches In Vermont County

Heavy wet snow fell across Bennington County as four to eight inches were forecast. State police reported no major traffic jams despite snow cover while highway crews worked since early morning. Two minor off highway incidents noted. electrical and phone services remained normal.

Bennington County Vermont J. F. Lowre Central Vermont Public Service Corp New England Telphone Tinebank

Heavy Snow Causes Warnings Across New England States

The Weather Bureau issued heavy snow warnings for parts of New England. Snow totals could reach four to eight inches where precipitation is all snow, with hazardous driving especially in New Hampshire and Vermont. Coastal areas expect rain ending with sleet or snow, while the snow belt stretches from western Connecticut through the Berkshire Hills to Maine.

Boston New England U.S. Weather Bureau New Hampshire Vermont Connecticut Berkshire Hills Connecticut River Valley Massachusetts Maine

Coast Guard rescues dredge crew in Boston harbor

The Cartagena crew of ten reached the Coast Guard Cutter Acushnet after spending three days aboard the drifting dredge. Merlin Robinson, saved from drowning, received treatment after being revived with mouth to mouth resuscitation. Coast Guard personnel aided as four tug crewmen were later placed aboard the dredge.

Merlin Robinson Cartagena North Atlantic Coast Guard Acushnet Boston Lewis R. Openshaw Augusta Maine Robinson Robert Pinard North Scituate R.J Hattiesburg Miss Coast Lewis Openshaw Foundation Vigilant Adley LeBlanc Breaux Ridge

Divers Find Bodies Of Drowned Family In Champlain Lake

Skindivers recovered the remaining three bodies of a five member Carr family after their car plunged through ice into 14 feet of water on Lake Champlain. Dorothy Carr 29 and children Stephen 4 Jacqueline 18 months were found, with David Carr 29 and Leslie 5 recovered earlier.

Phillipsburg Que Lake Champlain Dorothy Carr Stephen Jacqueline David Carr Leslie

Katanga Deputies Enter Congo Parliament Demanding Autonomy

Six Katanga deputies arrived in Leopoldville to push for a revision of the Congo provisional constitution and greater regional independence. Nine more Katanga envoys were set to depart Elisabethville as Tshombe seeks a Congo confederation while clashing with the central government and UN plans.

Leopoldville, the Congo Congo Katanga Elisabethville Moise Tshombe Kitona Tshombe Cyrille Adeoula U.N U.S Leopoldville Edmund A. Gullion Gullion Kennedy Adoula

Kennedy approves balanced 92 billion dollar 1963 budget

President Kennedy endorsed a 1963 budget near 92 billion dollars, about 3 billion above current spending. He plans the State of the Union delivery after Congress convenes, as advisers including Douglas Dillon join sessions. The president rests at his seaside White House amid family health concerns and a back condition improving with medical input.

Palm Beach, Fla Kennedy Orville L. Freeman White House Congress Pierre Salinger Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon Hobe Sound Preston Wade New York

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