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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1962
Page
9
East West Berlin tensions ease from 1961 but warn of fresh crises ahead say Berliners and Western officials. Khrushchev’s stance on West Berlin and access routes appears firmer and border controls reduce refugee flow, yet East German traffic harassment could spark new tension.
Governor Keyser outlined six proposals to speed Vermont lawmaking and push adjournment of the 1963 General Assembly by June. He would start drafting earlier, speed bill introductions, urge earlier bill filing, and press committees for discipline toward a six month session. The plan envisions annual sessions in the long term but not soon.
Governor Keyser has hired former Budget Director Joseph Marshall to review Vermont’s fiscal operations for six months. The study will run through a special contract under the Department of Administration. Marshall’s salary is to be set with Frank P. Free. Marshall resigned on November 1 to enter private business.
Ice formed on bean fields as 19 cars piled up on a foggy Miami area highway. Miami airport logged a record low 38, while Miami Beach hit 45. Growers deployed sulphur dust planes to raise ground temps and keep crops safe, reporting beans squash strawberries and tomatoes in good shape despite a 31.4 degree low.
Joseph P. Kennedy, aged 73, recovering from stroke at St. Mary’s Hospital in West Palm Beach. Doctors say he is reading newspapers and watching television as family and grandchildren visit. John Jr. made first hospital visit with mother and sister Caroline.
Washington AP George McGovern Food for Peace director says a five year goal aims to provide meals for 500 million children overseas. He expects surplus U S foodstuffs to expand the program reaching mainly non Communist Africa Asia and Latin America.
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