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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1963

Page

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Hoff demands pledge of allegiance from Vermont state aides

Gov. Philip H. Hoff pressed a new approach by asking all state department heads to sign a pledge of full cooperation with his two year programs. If not, they should consider resigning. He planned to meet with his coordinating committee Sunday to map legislative action for the adjourned session.

Vermont Hoff New England New York State House Pownal U.S. District Court Burlington Charles E. Gibson Jr

Fluoridation petitions set in Bennington village

Bennington villagers await petitions to place a fluoridation proposal on the March 19 Village Meeting ballot. Donald C. Hicks of the Greater Bennington Association said a committee will move to present the issue after its legal adviser completes the petitions.

Bennington Board of Water Commissioners Bennington Donald C. Hicks Greater Bennington Association GBA Water Commissioners

Local Government Urged to Sponsor Tree Planting Drive

Bennington Rotarians heard Rex Fall urge a community rooted tree program as a long range plan. He highlighted Pittsfield’s Shade Tree Commission efforts with $40,000 city funds for 1,500 trees and over $19,000 by others for endorsed projects.

Bennington Rex Fall Berkshire Eagle Pittsfield Mass Shade Tree Commission Mt. Anthony Public Works Fall

West Germany backs plan to keep Britain in Common Market

West Germany will present a plan to keep Britain in the Common Market and France agreed to consider it. Chancellor Adenauer yielded to pressure to act, aiming to avert a split among the six member nations and keep the bloc intact amid legal and veto concerns.

France Britain Bonn Germany West Germany Konrad Adenauer Josef Luns Netherlands Rome Italy Belgium Brussels Adenauer Paris

Five airmen missing after B52 crash on Elephant Mountain

Two crewmen rescued with injuries as two bodies are recovered from the B52 Strato Fortress wreck on Elephant Mountain near Greenville Maine. Snowbound terrain and extreme cold endanger the remaining seven crew as searchers work by ground, air, and nightfall limits.

Greenville Maine Here Elephant Mountain Air Force

Air Force Photographs Alabama Campus for Possible Integration

The Air Force confirmed reconnaissance flights over Tuscaloosa from December 28 to 30 at the Justice Department request. Photographs were provided to Washington, with the prompt noting no intent to prepare for trouble at Alabama.

Justice Department Air Force Tuscaloosa Ala 363Rd Tactical Air Command Shaw Air Force Base Department of Justice Sumter S.C The Advertiser Edwin O. Guthman Washington University of Mississippi Mississippi James H. Meredith University of Alabama At

On the Inside Like emerging from a dungeon

Exile on arrival in the U S from Cuba described as like emerging from a dungeon. Dorset residents prepare for dial phones. Itemizing deductions on tax returns often more advantageous than the standard ten percent. The family of the late Grandma Moses continues the painting tradition in Eagle Bridge New York.

U.S Cuba Dorset Grandma Moses Eagle Bridge N.Y

Disarmament Talks Continue Next Week

East West negotiators in Washington completed a week of talks on a nuclear test ban and agreed to reconvene in New York next week. No progress report was issued on a pact to outlaw nuclear testing.

Washington New York

Aiken Sees Cuba as Still a U.S. Threat

Senator Aiken argues Cuba remains a military threat citing a strengthened Cuban fortress and offensive weapons potential. Senator Symington agrees concerns focus on the air complex with 16,000 to 20,000 Soviet personnel believed in Cuba. Secretary Rusk and CIA chief McCone provide a top secret briefing. Morse cautions the matter is closed for now.

Washington Sen Aiken Vermont Cuba United States Stuart Symington D-Mo Senate Dean Rusk Joan A. McCone Central Intelligence Agency Russia Symington Air Force

British Tailors Approve Steel Vest For Payroll Beat

London based Tailor and Cutter reports a stain less steel vest designed to deter armed robbers. The outfit includes a bowler hat with steel reinforced lining and foam rubber, claimed to be bullet and blade proof. The vest is described as a steel mesh weskit similar to medieval chainmail.

Ter Weskit

December price dip masks crop freeze pressure on foods

The Labor Department reports December living costs fell 0.2 percent the largest monthly drop in four years yet Florida crop freezes push food prices up making January costs near a record. The 1962 yearly rise stood at 1.2 percent while factory workers earnings climbed to 86.72 dollars weekly for a three dependent family due to higher wages hours and year end Social Security deductions.

Labor Department Robert J. Myers Labor Statistics Florida Myers

Stennis to Probe Cuba Threat Amid Military Buildup

Sen John Stennis announced a Senate Preparedness subcommittee investigation into what he calls a rapid buildup of military might in Cuba. He argues Castro's forces, under Moscow control, threaten U S security and demands examination of readiness despite President Kennedy saying no recent offensive buildup exists.

Wayne Morse D-Ore Kennedy Morse Rusk and McCone Washington John Stennis D-Miss Senate Preparedness Cuba Stennis Armed Services Committee Castro Russia

End of 34 day East Gulf Coast strike ends with 60000 dockers back

The AFL CIO International Longshoremen's Association orders 60 000 dockers to return to piers at 8 a m Saturday ending the Atlantic maritime strike. The move follows Kennedy's frustration over local quarrels delaying an $800 million settlement while 698 ships are freed.

New York Aflcio International Longshoremen’s Association Gulf Coast ILA Kennedy

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