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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1962

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Four Die in Berlin Propane Gas Tank Blast Tragedy

In Berlin New York two families the Sourliffes and Lak ers suffered multiple fatalities after a propane tank truck plunged down a hillside and exploded on Plank Road. Mrs Doris Sourcliffe and Mr Joseph Sourcliffe Sr. died last night with other relatives among seven more seriously hurt. Community relief efforts mounted with Mrs Shirley Duprea organizing funds and local officials praising help from Village President James Gibney and local churches.

Bennington Joseph Eugene Sourcliffe Sr Sourcliffe- Laker Berlin N.Y Sourcliffe Mary Fletcher Hospital Burlington Doris Earl Loker Albany N.Y.) Medical Center Rosalie Loker Earl Laker Plank Road Sourdliffes Sourdliffe South Stream Road Kenneth McCumber Florence Samaritan Hospital Troy McCumber Michael Powers Robert J. McLucas Pomeroy Mabel H. Wager Troy’s Samaritan Hospital John Braze Sr Mary John Jr Dorothy Moses Donna Wager John Feathers Ethel Frank Marco Putnam Memorial Hospital Shirley Duprea Main St James B. Gibney

U.S. Pressures Katanga to Align With Congo Federal Plan

The United States contemplates strong political and economic actions to pressure Katanga Province to join a modified federal Congo. President Kennedy supports measures to redirect Katanga’s mineral revenues to Leopoldville and to solidify Premier Cyrille Adoula’s central government authority.

Washington United States Katanga Congo Kennedy U.N U.S Edmund A. Gullion Leopoldville Gullion Moise Tshombe Cyrille Adoula Adoula Tshombe State Department

Old Law to Govern 1962 Bills To Veterans and Widows

Bennington Board of Sisters reports Town Counsel Norton Barber says 1962 tax bills must follow the 1961 law for veterans and widows. If the proposed revision passes, sisters may need new plans for abatements and property assessments. Listers oppose the bill’s refunds clause, hoping for Senate revision.

Bennington Board of Sisters Norton Barber Bennington Barber General Assembly Montpelier Francis J. Hogan State Senate Hogan House Senate Alexander B. R. Drysdale

Tremor Toll Rising in Colombia After Quakes

Officials fear the toll will rise after earthquakes rocked central and western Colombia. Initial reports cite at least 20 dead and 200 injured, with numerous homes damaged and hundreds homeless. Hardest hit areas include Manizales and Pereira. epicenter near the Cauca River valley, 155 miles west of Bogota.

Bogota Colombia Panama Pereira Andes Geophysical Institute Cauca River Cordillera

States Pressure New York to Raise Drinking Age

A New York legislative panel hears testimony on raising the minimum legal drinking age from 18 to 21. Sen John J Marchi notes many witnesses from Broome County with clergymen among them. Also present is Maj John J Persent of Pennsylvania State Police. Albany hearing set August 14 for final deliberation.

New York State John J. Marchi Staten Island Broome County John J. Perzent Pennsylvania State Police New York New Jersey Connecticut Pennsylvania Massachusetts Vermont Suffern Port Chester Albany

Bitter Algerian rival arrested as leaders move to reconcile

Mohammed Boudiaf, a bitter foe of Ahmed Ben Bella, was arrested by Wilaya No. 1 guerrillas in eastern Algeria. The capture threatens reconciliation efforts among rival camps, as Ben Bella supporters push for power and Boudiaf’s forces threaten retaliation from Bou Diaf’s Kabylie base.

Algiers Mohammed Boudiaf Ahmed Ben Bella Ben Bella Algeria Boudiaf Wilaya (Zone) No. 1 Wilaya No. 3 Kabylie Mountains Ben Youssef Ben Khedda M’sila Hodna Aures and Kabylie Wilaya No. 1 Belkacem Krim Tizi Ouzou Ben Khedda

Bennington BBR Days Proclaimed by Keyser

Governor Keyser declared August 23 to 25 Bennington BBR Days to honor Bennington Vermont residents and businesses for rebuilding portions of the fire damaged business district. The proclamation highlights community resilience after a string of fires in the southern Vermont town.

Keyser Bennington Montpelier Vermont

Vermont Supreme Court Reapportionment Case Reopened

Rutland County clerk attorneys ask court to admit for reargument on Senate apportionment a crucial issue tied to the current special session. If Rutland loses a seat a federal appeal may follow as Gov Keyser and Atty Gen Adams see Chittenden County gaining one seat.

Montpelier Vermont Supreme Court Senate Rutland State Senate Keyser Charles J. Adams Chittenden County Chittenden Addison Orleans General Assembly

Arizona Couple to Seek Abortion Elsewhere

Mrs. Sherri Finkbine and her husband Mr. Robert L. Finkbine announced plans to leave Arizona to obtain an abortion after a state court refused to sanction the procedure. The 30 year old mother of four had taken thalidomide during pregnancy, raising fears of a malformed birth.

Phoenix Ariz Robert L. Finkbine Arizona Finkbine Europe Australia Canada Yale McFate State Superior Court Finkbines and Good Samaritan Hospital of Stephen Morris Morris

Senate DEBATE on Cable Satellite Draws Filibuster Power

Senate leaders plan to file a cloture motion to end debate on Kennedy's space satellite bill. Liberal Democrats led by Albert Gore push to kill the plan for a private monopoly, while Democrats fear delaying action could hurt November elections.

Senate Albert Gore D-Tenn American Telephone & Telegraph Co Kennedy House Senate Space and Commerce Committees Wayne Morse D-Ore

Arkansas Votes On Fifth Term For Gov Faubus

Arkansas voters face a Democratic primary deciding if Governor Orval E Faubus should win a fifth two year term amid a field of six challengers. Opponents warn reelecting Faubus could create a dictatorship while Faubus touts strength and aims for about 58 percent.

Arkansas Little Rock Ark Kansas Orval E. Faubus Faubus Sid McMath U.S

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J. E. Sourcliffe Gibney Woodford Mrs. Duprea Red Cross Rensselaer County 5Th Ave Abraham B. Gardner Bennington Red Cross Duprea J. E. Sourdiffe SR Doris Sourdiffe Patty Lyn Best Binghamton, N. Y Bella Cians High Court George A. Smathers Fla Gore Maurine B. Neuberger Dore Stuart Symington D-Mo
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