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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1963

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Fighting Reignites in Vietnam Around Mekong Delta Clash

Reports from Saigon describe renewed heavy fighting between government forces and Viet Cong in the Mekong Delta near Tan Hiep. Two government soldiers die and 12 are wounded as Americans reinforce units and aid traps. Earlier, up to 200 guerrillas were said flushed out, and 101 Viet Cong killed in Wednesday’s engagement. A separate New Year raid on a Pleiku special forces camp left 30 Vietnamese dead and 26 wounded with one American casualty.

Saigon Viet Nam Mekong Tan Hiep Pleiku

Ambush Lifts Alarm Over Viet Cong Intelligence

U S military authorities report a Viet Cong ambush of South Vietnamese troops in helicopters southwest of Saigon. About 600 guerrillas waited for the fourth helicopter wave, killing and wounding many and shooting down five of fifteen choppers. Three Americans were killed and six wounded. The incident underscores ongoing intelligence failures and suggests a push for newer armed transport helicopters.

Tary Saigon White House Viet Nam

Vermont shelter spaces listed for fallout use

The Defense Department says Vermont has 91,096 shelter spaces that could be used in nuclear fallout. Of these 73,343 could be used now if stocked with supplies, and a national fallout shelter survey identified about 46,000 more potential spaces in Vermont.

Washington Defense Department Vermont Department Robert T. Stafford R - Vt

De Gaulle opens door to NATO Polaris talks

A de Gaulle reply to Kennedy signals possible exploratory talks on a NATO Polaris armed force. The Nassau plan faces questions. France maintains a national nuclear capability while U.S. and Britain seek joint NATO control and French participation.

Washington Kennedy Charles de Gaulle France NATO de Gaulle Palm Beach Fla Dean Rusk Thomas K. Finletter North Atlantic Treaty Organization Pierre Salinger White House Macmillan Britain U.S NATO Council Paris

Neighbors Petition Ban After Brave Dog Saves Family

In Lynn Massachusetts a family says their collie Lucky woke them during a fire that damaged their two story home. Mrs Camuso says without the dog they would have been dead. the blaze forced an evacuation including their six month old Anthony and uncle Albert Skropski.

Fischer, 21, Wins U S Chess Title in New York

Robert Fischer, a 21-year-old New Yorker, won the U S championship after defeating Arthur Bisquier of New York. Both players had won seven of ten games when their final match began, in a tourney sponsored by the U S Chess Federation.

New York U. S Robert Fischer Fischer Arthur Bisquier U. S. Chess Federation

Negotiations Bid as U.N. Forces Advance on Resistance

Area school directors ask the education board to defer the proposed reorganization of southwestern Vermont supervisory unions. A joint resolution calls for a three to six month study period before any action, pending the Union High School District No. 14 bond vote and Merger clarification. The move reflects needs to review implementation details and transition timing.

Education Board State Department of Education Vermont Bennington Southwest Bennington South United Front Bennington Bennington Southwest District Union High School District No. 14 Bennington South Union Bennington South Supervisory Union Greater

Dock Strike Stalemate in Atlantic and Gulf Ports

Negotiators on both sides remain firm as the 13th day of the dock strike across Atlantic and Gulf coasts continues. The New York Shipping Association cites no optimism while the AFL-CIO International Longshoremen's Association insists on wage demands. Harvard professor James Healy acts as fact finder with Labor Secretary Wirtz returning as mediator as talks focus on wages and welfare issues. Prestrike wages averaged $3.02 an hour.

NEW York Atlantic Gulf Alexander P. Chopin New York Shipping Association Thomas Gleason Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association Maine Texas James Healy Harvard University W. Willard Wirtz

Dripping Thaw Eases Deep Freeze Across England

A dripping thaw spread across southern England bringing relief from the Christmas deep freeze while warning of renewed floods as snow melts. Fog blankets Surrey Kent and Sussex as sub freezing pockets persist in the west and north. Snow continues in Hereford shire and Scotland with highways now passable in parts of the south and Midlands.

London England Surrey Kent Sussex Britain Herefordshire Scotland Midlands Europe

Skybolt Cutback Hits GE Plant In Burlington

The Skybolt program at General Electric Burlington will see about 50 of 200 workers temporarily reassigned for up to three weeks as the government orders a partial termination. Officials say rest of Skybolt R&D remains undecided. Over 600 more layoffs are expected by April at the plant.

Burlington Missile and Armament Department General Electric Skybolt R. G. Leecher

Envoy Acts Without Direct Instructions Over Peasants

Washington reports that Ambassador Foy Kohler turned over Siberian peasants seeking refuge in the U S Embassy in Moscow to Soviet officials without seeking State Department guidance. Officials note the U S does not recognize embassy asylum and Kohler filed a full incident report.

Washington USS Foy D. Kohler State Department U.S Moscow Kohler United States

Katangan Leader Signals Negotiations as U.N. Advances

Katanga President Moise Tshombe told AP in Kolwezi he is open to talks if U.N. forces halt their advance and cease-fire conditions are met. He warned if Kolwezi falls the resistance will fight to the end in the bush. U.N. troops, including Indian and Ethiopian units, pressed toward Jadotville, while Katangan forces fled and sabotage damaged copper and cobalt facilities.

Leopoldville, the Congo Moise Tshombe U.N Kolwezi Tshombe Adrian Porter Associated Press Jadotville Katanga Thant Congo U Thant Ralph J. Bunche Leopoldville New York

Red China hints at nuclear understanding with U S

AP analysis reports Red China suspects Khrushchev to toy with a long term nuclear understanding with the United States. Peking argues for rapid buildup of nuclear superiority to press world revolution while warning against using weapons as a political lever that could derail Leninist aims.

Red China Khrushchev U.S Nikita Khrushchev United States Red Chinese Peking

Recess Called In Talks Over N Y Paper Strike

Federal mediator indefinitely recessed negotiations between International Typographical Union Local 6 and New York publishers after two meetings. The union and publishers remained far apart on wage offers with prestrike averages around 141 weekly. publishers proposed 9.20 weekly over two years while Local 6 demanded 18.45 weekly. Talks continue in Cleveland where Teamsters and publishers scheduled discussions amid a six week strike.

N.Y NEW York Strikingnternational Typographical Union William E. Simkin Federal Mediation and Concilaton Service Printers’ Union Simkin Walther Thayer The Herald Tribune Local 6 Cleveland Teamsters Union

Stock Averages Report Noon Figures At Albany

Dow Jones industrials at 659.84 up 2.42. railroads at 146,754 up .70. utilities at 130.67 up .40. Composite average 233.43 up .88. sales totaled 2,520,000.

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