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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1962

Page

7

Vin Bartholdi Craftsman of Strong Red Sox Youth

The Norshaft Arling-ton Little League Red Sox boast a 12-1 record led by Vin Bartholdi who has coached top players since age eight. Five players earned all tournament honors, yet Bartholdi emphasizes molding talent and maintaining team spirit over raw stats as he guides youths toward balanced development and prepares them for tougher levels. He recalls a rough first season and stresses patient, constructive coaching and league interest.

Norshaft-Arlington Red Sox Indians Sox Rick Bartholdi Chris Kenyon Vin Bartholdi Jepson Kenyon Vin Charles Kipp Rick

Europe Tightens Rules On Cigarette Advertising

London reports that European governments move to curb tobacco promotion amid cancer concerns. Italy bans all public tobacco ads including billboards and media, Britain seeks deglamorized TV tobacco spots, and Denmark wins a voluntary agreement to stop tobacco pitches to teens in film slides and magazines.

London Britain Denmark Interior Ministry

North Ireland Doctors Demand Raise in Pay

Belfast reports doctors in Britain’s State Medical Service call for higher pay as they lag behind other workers. The British Medical Association congress cites migration of doctors seeking better salaries abroad and rising living costs impacting 67,000 physicians, mainly general practitioners.

North Ireland Belfast Northern Ireland Britain British Medical Association Congress

Racing Entries First Trot Mile $400 at Damzel-C Tyson D-Patterson

Race card lists multiple divisions with entries across trot and pace events. Notable names include D Devine, Tyson D, Patterson, Faucher, Blake Hatfield, and numerous standardbreds racing for purses from 400 to 1200 dollars across nine races.

Devine Aven Damzel C Tyson D — B. Patterson W. Faucher P. Viray Billy Laird Beckwith Haze Blake Hatfield Selle J. Field Worthy Abbot B Davis Pace D. Mile Vicky Rosecroft Letendre Georgi Volo Collins V. J. Day W. Burris Walters H. Lamb Hank F. Carlucci Cecil Stow L_ Drayton Nathaniel Hanover D_ Brown Bet — F. Fevizzio AE. Lullabee's H DeWolf SR Bill J. Siewierski Joe van A_ Huffman Shadydale Nugget K. Gagne Borderline M. Beckwith Buzz Fuzz Muntz Bay State Gorgie H Bushway Nero Hanover F. Devizzio R. McKee Logan Harp Lester's Comet A. Wilsey Jr Porkie Missie — P. Virag E Gilman Barrister Dares — Foster Rocket C — H. Lamb Chris Forbes J. Berg Ben Turlington W Faucher Kay Ensign Mister Wymary Becky D. Cater Elizabeth Dodge H. Harp Hal Away W. Silk Timely E_ Gilman Kinmeen Chapdelaine Crumptonian J. Foster Janet J. Moore Prince Foster

Vermont sets 1962 bird bag limits and hunting days

The Vermont Fish and Games Department announced 1962 migratory game bird seasons for woodcock rails gallinules Wilsons snipe and sora rail. Days and bag limits match 1961 figures with woodcock Oct 1 to Nov 9 four birds per day eight possession. Sora rail limit 25. Waterfowl start may adjust hours to noon opening day. No federal stamp required.

Montpelier Wilson Vermont Fish and Games Department George W. Davis Migratory Bird Hunt

Railway Post Office Centennial Marks 14 Hour Delivery Gain

The 1860s RPO cut transcontinental mail time by 14 hours on the Hannibal to St Joseph run. Fred Harvey and William A. Davis headed the effort, with Davis proposing in motion sorting en route. The first RPO used a modified baggage car, and early 206 mile run faced derails yet delivered, fueling a nationwide mail network.

Railway Post Office U.S Railway Chicago St. Joseph Missouri River Fred Harvey William A. Davis Harvey Hannibal Davis Abraham Lincoln Pony Express Pacific St. Joe Hannibal and St. Joseph Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Mississippi River Overland Union Pacific Missouri New York Central New York APO Kentucky

Kennedy Awards Collier Trophy To High-Flying Major White

President Kennedy awarded the Collier Trophy on the White House lawn to Maj. Robert M. White and three X-15 test pilots for the rocket plane’s high altitude flights. White’s 58.7 mile altitude set a manned-aircraft record and qualified him for astronaut wings. the group shared the honor with NASA and North American Aviation personnel.

Kennedy Major White Washington Robert J. Collier Maj Robert M. White White House White Collier Joseph Walker National Aeronautics and Space Administration Scott Crossfield North American Aviation Co Navy Forrest Petersen

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