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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1963
Page
3
Dr. John C. Haden of the University of Vermont releases a 408 page work detailing 283 pages of Indian place names in New England. The book includes a glossary of Algonquian roots and camp names with notes on over 5000 terms and spelling variations across sources.
The State Department considers releasing long secret Senate Foreign Relations Committee testimony from the 1961 Cuban invasion probe. Officials reportedly united on no U S air cover being promised to refugees, while questions remain on non U S air strikes and cancellations. Senators advocate publication, arguing it would not harm national security.
William Hunt, 37, father of seven, had his left leg reattached after an January 15 surgery at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. Doctors faced hemorrhaging and infection and decided amputation to save his life. The injury occurred when he was struck by a public works truck in Brookline.
Ten years after Stalin’s death Russia shows a freer mood and less police terror. Open travel, Western goods, and foreign arts appear, yet the system remains a tightly controlled one with limited democracy. Khrushchev’s era hints thaw but mirrors Stalin in key ways.
Bernard E. Steen of the Immigration and Naturalization Service urged aliens to file the annual Alien Address Report at a local post office to avoid penalties. The form is required yearly for all aliens, with guardians filing for children under 14. Violators may be fined up to 200 dollars, imprisoned 30 days, or both, and may be deported. A friend or relative may submit the form for a sick or disabled alien.
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