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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1962

Page

5

Putnam Hospital Plans for Future Amid Great Gifts

Robert D. Stout of Putnam Memorial Hospital outlines the enduring impact of Henry W. Putnam Sr. and Jr. gifts, the water works income, and the endowment. The board faces use of funds, rising costs, and ongoing needs for beds and facilities while pledging care for all in Bennington.

Robert D. Stout Putnam Memorial Hospital Henry W. Putnam Sr Putnam Bennington Hospital Board of Corporators Putnam Hospital Henry Putnam

Local Government Pamphlet Details Bennington Structures

League of Women Voters publishes a pamphlet outlining Bennington Vermont town and village government. It covers voting rules, polling places, tax dates, school districts, fire departments, water systems, sewer plans, and the town’s three selectmen plus village boards. It notes Bennington as a county seat and election provisions for state and county representatives.

League of Women Voters Bennington Town of North Bennington Bennington Village Old Bennington Board of Selectmen Board of Trustees Bennington County Manchester Bennington Town Vermont General Assembly

Kennedy Defends Executive Privilege in Congress Clash

The piece outlines President Kennedy and past leaders invoking executive privilege to withhold information from Congress. It notes historical tests of wills with McNamara censoring and Pentagon speeches, with Kennedy backing McNamara and warning of possible court action.

Washington Kennedy Congress Eisenhower Supreme Court Senate Truman Herman Wilkinson Justice Department Subcommittee On Censorship McNamara U.S District Attorney Federal Court Pentagon Defense Robert McNamara Committee Subcommittee

Border Towns Fear Sales Tax Impact Across Vermont

Lyndonville reports concern that a statewide sales tax could hit border towns hardest as local revenue strains grow. The piece notes rising property taxes, highway costs, railroad subsidies, and growing state debt while urging education funding and caution on new taxes amid heavier truck traffic.

Vermont

Sex Not Whammo in 1961 Box Office

New York AP report questions sex appeal's box office pull amid a market shift toward wholesome themes. It cites top films of 1961, notes rising total bond debt and a Vermont Senate action restoring fiscal responsibility to avert deferring debt service.

New York America Babylon Sodom Gomorrah Old Maid Variety Rome Vermont State Senate

January brings Burlington bones to thirty fractures

In Burlington Vermont during January thirty residents from across ages suffered broken bones after outdoor slips on icy streets. Hospital tallies from Mary Fletcher and Degoes Briand note no skiing skating or vehicle accidents included.

Burlington Mary Fletcher Degoes Briand Albert Vincent West Road Barbara Dodds Court Vermont

Green Mountain College Plans New Buildings

Green Mountain College trustees authorize three new buildings totaling 2 million dollars as part of a ten year expansion started in 1959. The project includes a student union dormitory and a classroom building with Georgian style on campus beside earlier structures. President Raymond A. Withey cites progress and independence.

Poultney Board of Green Mountain College Raymond A. Withey Green Mountain Troy Methodist Conference Withey

Moscow Housewife Faces Wary Shopping In Avoska Era

In Moscow housewives rely on avoska bags and rubles for daily markets. Government stores offer fixed prices while farmers markets set fluctuating costs for eggs milk greens and meat. Butter is scarce but bakery items remain affordable as fresh mimosa signals spring.

Mrs. Moscow Khrushchev Moscow Red Square Gorky Street Eliseev’s Eliseev Russia Crimea

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Henry W Putnam Jr Lloyd LWV Bennington Armory Clark’s Woods Greater Bennington Schools, Inc Molly Stark Willow Road Armory North North Bennington Fire House W. Arthur Simpson Lyndonville Rutland Railway Department of Administration Hal Boyle Burlingtonians By James Calogero Boston New England Greenfield, N.H New Hampshire Juneau Alaska Fairbanks Marianne Argetsinger Glastonbury, Conn John Dysenchuk Dysenchuk Terrence J. McKaig Pelham Mass United States Dick Marshall Brighton Brighton High New England Post Ludlow Resch Caucasus Central Asia Tadjikstan
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