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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1963

Page

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Vermont Aims to Have Natural Gas in 2 Years

Governor Hoff and John D. Paterson released a $16,000 study stating natural gas could reach Vermont within two years, with Canada as the source and the greater Burlington area as the initial service zone. The plan forecasts a $2.1 million pipeline to Burlington and price comparisons favoring natural gas over manufactured gas.

Vermont Montpelier Canada Burlington Commonwealth Services Inc New York Trans- Canada Pipe Lines Ltd Der Winooski Essex Junction Paterson Averly Hoff Bennington Brattleboro Rutland Barre- Montpelier St. Johnsbury Tennessee Gas Massachusetts Maine United States Portland

Hoff Would Have State Buy Rutland Railroad

Gov. Philip H. Hoff proposed legislation for state purchase of the Rutland Railway right of way and trackage idled by a 1961 strike. He outlined options including interim operation, leasing to a railroad, or sale for salvage, all aligned with Vermont’s economic situation.

Hoff State Rutland Railroad ICC Rutland Railway Bennington Bellows Falls Boston & Maine Rutland Delaware & Hudson Burlington Vermont

Kennedy predicts downturn if Congress fails tax cut soon

President Kennedy warned a delay in tax reduction could push the U.S. economy into a downturn this year. He called the tax fight with Congress a hard battle but said a consensus tax bill is likely by session end. He proposed a three year plan aiming for a net 10.2 billion dollar tax cut.

Washington Kennedy U.S Congress United States Europe Cuba Brazil

Dutch Liner Maasdam Strikes Undersea Wreck in Fog

The Dutch passenger liner Maasdam struck an underwater wreck at the Weser mouth in fog. The 230 passengers were evacuated by lifeboats to Bremerhaven at the Weser Estuary. The Holland America Line said the 15,024 ton ship was leaking in its double bottom tanks and developed a slight list.

Bremerhaven Germany Maasdam Weser Holland-America Line

Panelists Urge Fire Code For Village of Bennington

Five panelists at a League of Women Voters event at the Bennington County Courthouse urged a local fire code to let firemen inspect public buildings and punish violators. Capt Kirby noted Bennington’s five year per capita fire loss averaged 43.04 dollars, far above state and national levels. They proposed three inspections including hazard checks, wiring examinations, and pre construction wiring plan approvals. See FIRE Continued on Page 10.

Bennington Chester Kirby League of Women Voters Bennington County Kirby Francis Walker Harold Griffin David Rock Lonergan and Thomas Insurance Co Richard Hollister

Inside Ninety Year Old Dorset Woman Enters Mrs America

A ninety-year-old Dorset woman competes in the Mrs America contest revealing enduring public interest. The piece notes age defying participation and the broader page context highlights page coverage.

Bennington High School Springfield High School

Hijacking Seen Move by Castro To Prevent Venezuela Elections

AP Special Correspondent describes a Venezuelan freighter hijacking as part of a Castroist push to derail December elections and plunge Venezuela into revolution. The report cites FALN guerrillas, Cuban weapons, and a plan to assassinate leaders and sabotage oil facilities as tensions rise in Caracas.

Castro Venezuela Caracas Romulo Betancourt Cuba Frente Armado de Liberacion Nacional Armed National Liberation Front Inll FALN Fidel

No Steel Strike Forecast in 1963 Prospects in Miami Beach

President David J. McDonald of the AFL CIO Steel Workers Union says there is no clear plan for a 1963 steel strike and hints reopening negotiations on wage hikes and benefits may occur by May 1. He notes 1962 earnings were weak and cites no White House word on federal involvement. The union has proposed three months paid vacation after 15 years, and the talks touch pensions insurance and extended vacations.

Miami Beach Fla Kennedy David J. McDonald Aflcio Steel Workers Union McDonald White House

Hijacked Venezuelan Freighter Sought by Caribbean Forces

Fidel Castro offers asylum to nine hijackers of the freighter Anzoategui as Venezuelan destroyers and jet bombers pursue the ship across the Caribbean. U Thant may receive ship and crew if Cuba ports it. Betancourt appeals for regional help while tensions rise in Caracas.

Castro Anzoategui New Orleans Houston Fidel Castro Caracas Venezuela Caribbean Santiago Havana Radio U.S Guantanamo Mexico Romulo Betancourt Armed Forces For National Liberation Betancourt Washington Kennedy Venezuelan

Kennedy to Send Aide Abroad to Push NATO Nuclear Arm

President Kennedy will dispatch special negotiator Livingston Merchant to Europe within about ten days for urgent talks on creating a NATO nuclear striking force. He stresses allied nations deserve greater voice in West nuclear strategy and must share defense costs.

J.F.K NATO Washington Kennedy Europe North Atlantic Treaty Organization West Soviet Union Livingston T. Merchant

Officers Accused of Plot to Kill De Gaulle

Paris AP reports six high ranking army officers were arrested and accused of planning to kill President Charles de Gaulle. The plot targeted the 72 year old chief during a visit to L Ecole Militaire with a rifle sighted for precision. Some reports suggested generals were among the detainees.

Paris Charles de Gaulle L’ecole Militaire Military School

New Labour Leader Calls for Britain to Scrap Nuclear Arms

London AP Harold Wilson, youngest Labour leader in history and likely next prime minister, urges Britain to end nuclear weapons and abandon the Polaris pact with the United States. He says nuclear arms should be controlled by the US and the USSR, and favors talks to ensure representation in nuclear decisions.

London Harold Wilson Labor Party Britain United States Wilson Soviet Union Labor Harold Macmillan Laborites Macmillan West U.S Parliament

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