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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1962

Page

11

Shoup backs censorship of speeches at Senate hearing

Gen. David M. Shoup testifies that Pentagon speech censorship provides a useful service. He says none of his public speeches have been changed and senior officers report few substantive edits. He argues a reviewing agency helps prevent inadvertent harm to national goals amid a changing international scene.

Washington (Ap David M. Shoup Marine Corps Pentagon Army Navy Shoup Department of Defense

Anderson Mayor Arrested in Speeding Crackdown

Mayor Bill Hall of Anderson Missouri was arrested Tuesday on a speeding charge amid a city crackdown on speeders. He faces a $5 fine.

Anderson, Mo Bill Hall Hall

Foresters Discuss Federal Control at Green Mountain Meeting

Three Bennington area men attended the Green Mountain Chapter winter meeting in Woodstock. State Sen. Robert Monahan urged state control over the forest area while Andrew Fyfe of the National Park Service outlined potential federal supervision. Two studies are planned to decide the type of area to be established.

Woodstock Bennington Green Mountain Society of American Foresters Woodstock Inn Robert Monahan Hanover N.H Andrew Fyfe National Park Administration

Mrs Bridges Urges Caution on European Common Market

Mrs Styles Bridges urged a go slow approach to joining the European Common Market, arguing for studies and safeguards before entry. She warned against sovereignty loss and said managed labor relations would be crucial if the U S joins. The talk noted the market's 270 million population and potential impact on New Hampshire industry.

Laconia N.H Styles Bridges Bridges United States England China United Nations New Hampshire

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