Jaycees To Present Awards At Saturday Banquet
The Bennington Jaycees will host the Annual Awards Night Banquet at Mt Anthony Country Club Saturday evening. They will honor an outstanding organization the Bennington Southwest District School Planning Committee and an outstanding young man aged 21 to 35 for his work and community contributions. A three member non Jaycee committee will announce the award recipient. Tickets are available from any Jaycee. Supper begins at 6 30 p m.
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Kennedy confirms no US air cover for Bay of Pigs invasion
President Kennedy says U S air support for Bay of Pigs involved only a planned strike by outmoded B26 bombers and not U S planes. He calls the operation a failure and defends the White House role while critics press for full Senate probes. The Shirley Sykes carries 1 170 Cuban refugees from Havana toward Port Everglades Florida.
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Maine Paper Firms Publish Outdoor Recreation Maps
Two Maine paper companies Scott and Great Northern prepared guide maps for outdoor recreationists. The maps show camp sites shelter areas fishing spots first aid stations and other data to assist travelers in Augusta.
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Maine
UPI
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Illinois Traffic Deaths Rise in 1962 to 1869
Illinois recorded 1869 traffic fatalities in 1962, up 3 percent from 1822 in 1961, announced W. J. Pages Jr., director of the Illinois Department of Public Works and Buildings.
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Springfield, Ill
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Survival talk draws twenty in Manchester in heavy snow
About 20 residents attended a civil defense briefing in Manchester despite sub zero conditions. Edward Romney outlined the civil defense picture, Richard McDowell spoke on psychology, Louis Dondero described low cost fallout protection, and Dr Mason Barney coordinated the town information.
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Marion Harris
Edward Romney
State Education Department
Richard McDowell
United Counselling Service
Louis J. Dondero
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Dondero
Bennington
Mason Barney
Civil Defense
Vermont Weather Notes Cold Wave Strains Bennington Area
Vermont weather continues with a harsh cold spell urging emergency measures. The GBA office reroutes calls to a local motel for after hours assistance while Bennington residents cope with increased car troubles and multiple accidents blamed on slick snowy roads.
Hospital Notes and Births Reach Local Readers
Admissions include Robert Brown West Arlington Edward Danforth and discharges of Laurence Anderson Peru. Births report a Sarasota Fla baby boy to James and Marilyn Shanahan Smith. grandparents Minn ie Sawyer and William Shanahan Sr. A Clinton Mass baby Raymond Joseph LaLiberte is named for Raymond A. LaLiberte and Pamela Porter formerly of Bennington.
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James Smith
Sarasota
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Marilyn M. Shanahan
Henry Shanahan
Bennington
Minnie Sawyer
William F. Shanahan Sr
Clinton, Mass
Raymond A. LaLiberte
Raymond Joseph
Bennington Club to Host Supper and Movie Nights
Earl Newman to serve supper snacks at 5 and 8 tonight at Bennington Club. Saturday night features films of Norway and Sweden with snacks by John Paulson.
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Norway
Sweden
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Lorenzo opens at Shubert with strong theme but weak drama
Boston critics praised Jack Richardson's Lorenzo for its bold antiwar theme and fierce opening night rhetoric. Elliot Norton of the Record American noted the form is new and heavy, and fault lies in Richardson's pacing as the characters voice the playwright's convictions while the action lags.
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U.S. Deliberates Steps to Aid Britain's Common Market Entry
U.S. officials weigh options to help Britain join the Common Market while navigating French resistance. Italy West Germany and Belgium respond favorably to a pro British stance and NATO tied measures. Officials discuss trade policy shifts to preserve tariff cuts and maintain momentum toward a broader alliance.
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Europe
Washington
Ski Conditions in New England Report
New England Council ski reports show powder conditions at multiple resorts with dates and quality. Included are Southern Vermont Bromley Manchester and Killington Sherburne with powder from mid month totals and ranges from good to excellent.
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Sherburne
Magic Mt
Londonderry
Mount Snow
Shaftsbury man faces assault with intent to kill case
Charles H. Martin Jr., 36, of Shaftsbury appeared in Municipal Court this morning on charges of assault with intent to kill and breach of the peace. He asked for court-appointed counsel. Judge Waldo C. Holden indicated bail would be set if requested and the arraignment was deferred until Monday.
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Youth Injured in One of Five Vermont Accidents
Five accidents were reported to Bennington Village and State Police yesterday with one causing serious property damage and injuries. A South Londonderry youth, Robert Gotshall, 16, suffered a head bump when a car he rode in collided at Vermont 30 and Mt. Stratton Road in Bondville. Driver Thomas A. Jones, 17, slowed for a left turn and hit Elton Coleman, 42, as Coleman backed from a service station. Coleman’s car damage was about 350 dollars. Other incidents involved Dr. Julius H. Manes and Owen E. Brittell, both sustaining vehicle damage, and multiple parked-car rear and front-end impacts on Silver, Main and County streets.
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Bennington
South Londonderry
Robert Gotshall
Vermont 30
Mt. Stratton
Bondville
Thomas A. Jones
Owen E. Brittell
Schenectady
N.Y
Hunt Street
Julius H. Manes
Union St
Nicholas Tgettis
Silver Street
Marie J. Myers
Silver St
Allen Thompson
McCall St
Main Street
Paul Vallee
Gage St
Thompson
Vallee
Francis Fisher
Burgess Road
County Street
Fisher
Green Mountain Hikers Meet Sunday Night in Old Bennington
The 49th annual Bennington Section meeting of the Green Mountain Club will gather Sunday evening at the Old School House in Old Bennington. A 6:30 p.m. covered-dish supper precedes a brief business session. Afterward, slides from the Long Trail and two 16 mm color films will be shown: North of the Arctic Circle in Norwegian Lapland and Sunny Iceland, Land of the Vikings.
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Old Bennington
Arctic Circle
Lapland
Iceland
Marion Hardy
Harold Riemann
Hall lighting guidance for hallways and passages
UPI reports lighting experts advise a recessed or ceiling fixture in home hallways with at least a 60-watt bulb per every 10 linear feet to ensure adequate illumination.
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Funeral services held for Mrs Thomas Harte former Dora Baker
The funeral for Mrs. Thomas Harte died at Putnam Memorial Hospital Tuesday morning was conducted at Mahar & Son Funeral Home and St. Francis de Sales Church with a Requiem High Mass led by Msgr. Francis B. Flanagan. Bearers were Orville Peterson Arthur Trombley Richard Lasher and Richard H Cardinal. Cremation followed at Gardner Earl Crematorium Troy N Y with entombment planned in Park Lawn Chapel next spring. Out-of-town relatives came from Connecticut Troy Long Island Pittsfield North Adams Dalton Haverhill Boston Indianapolis Winterhaven Burlington Rutland and nearby areas.
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Dora Baker
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
St. Francis de Sales Church
Francis B. Flanagan
Orville Peterson
Arthur Trombley
Richard Lasher
Richard H. Cardinal
Flanagan
Park Lawn Chapel
Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
State Osteopathic Association
Bennington Lions Club
Gardner Earl Crematorium
Troy
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Connecticut
Long Island
Pittsfield
North Adams
Dalton
Haverhull
Boston
Mass
Indianapolis
Ind
Winterhaven
Fla
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Rutland
Funeral for Dr Charles Wandrey Osteopathic Physician Held
Funeral services for Dr Charles Frederick Wandrey made a longtime osteopathic physician and surgeon in the community were held Thursday afternoon at the First Baptist Church. Rev H Glenn Payne officiated with Mrs Paul J Williams at the organ. Bearers included Arthur Wandrey Dalton Mass Edward Wandrey Winterhaven Fla and Paul Wandrey Haverhill Mass brothers of the deceased along with John Ross Wallace Ross and Arthur Duquette North Adams Mass brothers in law. Among those present at the service were local relatives and community members.
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South St
Putnam Memorial Hospital
First Baptist Church
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Wallace Ross
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Navy Dentist Opens Office In Arlington
Dr. Eugene Wiegle a three year Navy veteran and Western Reserve College graduate opens a dental office in Arlington on Monday. The Wiegles chose Arlington for a small New England town and remodeled their Route 313 house into offices lab and waiting room ready to handle appointments.
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Eugene Wiegle
Western Reserve College
Cleveland
Ohio
Dr. Wiegle
Europe Faces Deep Winter Across Southern Europe
Winter's fury concentrates on the south as Britain endures heavy snow and fuel shortages. Britain plans a 4000 truck coal lift to reach fuel-starved areas while death tolls rise. Yugoslavia, Italy, West Germany, the Netherlands, Austria, Greece, and Turkey report fatalities. Storms hit Spain and Portugal. Italy’s Apennines isolate hundreds of communities. Bulgaria reports a major crisis with over three feet of snow. Moldavia endures its coldest winter in six decades.
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Greece
Turkey
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Portugal
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Estes Sentenced to Eight Years for Swindling
Tyler Texas AP report states District Judge Otis Dunagan denied Estes a new trial and sentenced the bankrupt promoter Billie Sol Estes to eight years in prison for swindling.
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Tyler, Tex
Otis Dunagan
Billie Sol Estes
Estes
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