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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1962
Page
2
Rogovin calculates potential tax loss from the Castro aid case. He cites Fidel Castro receiving $53 million worth of goods at Havana docks, including labor and transport costs, with a tally of $40 million wholesale value before shipment. He notes companies can deduct only the wholesale value as charitable contributions.
The funeral for Ambassador Austin included a state viewing with global floral tributes and half mast flags. Family carried forward at the front as pallbearers and a private burial followed at Lake View Cemetery Burlington.
Gordon and Claude Reese took oaths as budget director and Palm Beach official while David Bell moved to foreign aid. Celebrezze, returning to Washington, predicted constructive education programs but cited religious and racial issues as Congress obstacles. He mentioned changes in health policy tied to Social Security and declined to give details.
Continued from Page 1 the negotiator noted no formal plan to reenter talks. The New York strike by Local 6 of the International Typographical Union AFL-CIO has idled about 20,000 newspaper workers from many crafts and has cost publishers millions in lost wages and revenue.
Navy planes hunting the Pacific for a missing seaplane and its 13 crew spotted debris about 275 miles southwest of San Diego. The wreckage was identified as the missing seaplane’s. no signs of life were seen. Life jackets two pontoons and white crash helmets were observed.
A Norwegian Bible Society report shows Norway distributed more than 37 Bibles per 1000 inhabitants in 1961, totaling 325000 copies at home and 187000 abroad. The figures highlight Norway as the leading nation in Bible distribution relative to population.
The Bennington Banner lists contact numbers for business news and advertising and provides delivery details. It announces daily publication except Sundays and holidays with home delivery rates and regional pricing for Vermont and other areas, including special servicemen discounts.
Mrs. Fred Pabst outlined Bromley’s junior ski program to Bennington Rotarians. Since its start 11 years ago the club has grown from 77 Manchester youths to 328 from nine towns, with a new season enrollment expected to rise.
Miss Jean Henry of the Bennington County Humane Society reports four newborn like puppies abandoned at the Shaftsbury Town Dump. The trio are described as troublesome and ferocious while one lies near death from a gunshot wound. A vet can euthanize them for a nominal fee as the Shaftsbury shelter lacks funds to care for every litter.
The Bennington Sanitary Landfill will be closed from noon Monday until 8 a.m. Wednesday in observance of New Year’s.
New Hampshire Republicans gather for a 1963 General Court caucus to select speakers for the House and Senate. The session tests party unity after Styles Bridges death with Dunlap challenging Green for Senate presidency and Powell faction concerns over loyalty. The GOP hopes a united front, among 253 Republicans in the House and 19 in the Senate, will set the tone for the session.
Washington coach Bill McPeak praised his team's greatest effort after the Redskins defeated the Browns 17-16. The pivotal moment came in the third quarter when Cleveland failed to score from Washington’s 3-yard line on four straight rushes and a lost yard on a fourth down.
Arlington West Mountain Farm Ski Tow opens for the season on Saturdays Sundays and holidays with daily rates of 50 cents for grade school children 75 cents for high school students and 1 dollar for adults Lunches served daily with advance notice on December 28 29 and 31
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