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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1963

Page

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Arab Unity Urged by Iraqi Official in Damascus

Iraqi Deputy Premier Ali Sayed El Saadi called for a five nation unified Arab command including Syria Iraq the United Arab Republic Algeria and Yemen to deter external aggression and counter internal plots. He also urged a political planning council linking Iraq with Syria and allied states as celebrations for a bloodless coup continued in Damascus.

Ali Saleh el Saadi Damascus Syria Iraq United Arab Republic Algeria Yemen el Saade el Saadi Gamal Abdel Nasser Egypt-Syria Salah Bitar Nasser Ba’ath

Decisive Mt. Anthony bond vote to shape regional high school

Voters in the Mt. Anthony Union School District meet Tuesday to decide a 1.65 million dollar bond for a regional high school serving Bennington and six area districts. The 2.27 million project covers site, construction, and planning costs with state aid reducing the local share. Polls open 11 AM to 7 PM at district sites. weather calls for snow turning to sleet and rain.

Vermont Mt. Anthony Union Mt. Anthony Old Bennington Bennington Greater Bennington Woodford Shaftsbury North Bennington Pownal Union Molly Stark North Bennington High School Shaftsbury— Cole Hall Pownal Town Hall Pownall Valley

Kennedy says unemployment top U S economic problem

President Kennedy told Congress unemployment is the nation's leading economic problem. He urged tax cuts and growth programs, citing a Labor Dept inventory showing rising unemployment and underused labor and plant capacity costing billions annually and hindering national goals.

Washington Kennedy Congress

Fugitive Bidault Sought Asylum in Germany

Former French premier Georges Bidault, found hiding near Munich, requests asylum in Bavaria. Adenauer reportedly declined the bid and officials weigh residence status while possible extradition options include Austria or Switzerland.

Bidault Germany Bonn Konrad Adenauer Georges Bidault

Norman Thomas weighs another presidential bid in 1964

Providence Spencer Norman Thomas, six time Socialist Party presidential candidate from 1928 to 1948, said at Pembroke College he may run again in 1964. The 78 year old indicated his candidacy is uncertain and depends on the right circumstances.

Providence Norman Thomas Socialist Party Pembroke College

Air Force weighs cutback on Dyna-Soar space glider

The Air Force may face a severe cutback or loss of the manned space glider program Dyna-Soar as Secretary McNamara questions the $500 million needed to complete it. He and his scientists doubt the project adds value and fear duplication of future work.

Washington (Ap Air Force Defense Robert S. McNamara McNamara

Ruggles 87 Today Celebrates Composer Painter in Arlington

Carl Ruggles the American composer and painter turns 87 in Arlington. He founded the Winona Symphony Orchestra and helped launch the International Composers Guild in New York. He declined a White House music invitation for health reasons and remains active in composing and painting. He is linked to NASA Gemini flights and Dyna-Soar space program debates.

Arlington Carl Ruggles Orlando G. Cullinan Marion Mass Ruggles Winona Symphony Orchestra Winona Minn Edgard Varest Carlos Salzedo International Composers Guild New York University of Miami Kennedy White House Pablo Casals National Aeronautics and Space Administration Air Force

90-Year-Old Vermont Woman Aims For Mrs America Final

At 90 Mrs. Rose L. Kent heads to Miami Beach for the 1963 Mrs. America Contest. She will travel from Vermont with bathing suit in tow as she competes for the title. Kent entered for fun and was named a semifinalist with finals set for April 22 to 26 in Florida. Continued on Page 10.

Dorset Rose L. Kent Miami Beach Florida Kent Miami Fla

French Officer Executed for Attempt to Kill De Gaulle

Lt Col Jean Marie Bastien Thiry was executed in Paris for leading last August’s ambush attempt on President Charles de Gaulle. Clemency spared two co defendants, while Bastien Thiry confessed at a 26 day trial that he masterminded the plot.

Bidault Charles de Gaulle Ing Heinrich Junker Germany Steinbach Hopfen Secret Army Antoine Argoud Munich Secret Paris de Gaulle BBC France Jean- Marie Bastien-Thiry Bastien-Thiry Alain Debougrenet de la Tocnaye Jacques Prevost Die Bien Phu Council of State Georges Bidault anti-De Gaulle Council of National Resistance CNR

Union School bond tax fears debunked by official data

Dr. Arthur Faris of the Union School Board asserts that rumors of a $150 annual tax rise are unfounded. He notes a projected increase of only 0.56 cents per $1 and 0.62 cents per $1 for village and rural districts, totaling about $11.20 to $12.40 per year on a $2,000 assessment, with a village rural merger shaping 1965-66 rates.

Union Arthur Faris Union School Board Union School Plan Faris

Inside A final editorial on the union school urged readers

The piece on the Inside section calls readers from all viewpoints to reject petty personal considerations and think of the future. A note mentions British scientist-novelist C P Snow seeing U S education and science flourishing on page 8.

Union School C.P. Snow U.S

$15 Million Paid State's Vets in '62

Vermont veterans and their families received 14.5 million dollars in benefits and services during fiscal 1962. VA Center manager Charles L. Jacobs said about 6.5 million was for disabilities and pensions to 6,910 veterans, with nearly 2.3 million in death compensation to 2,574 dependents and related indemnity payments.

White River Junction Vermont Charles L. Jacobs Veterans Administration Center Jacobs

Vermont Extension Service Receives 85000 Inquiries

The Vermont Extension Service reports about 85 000 inquiries last year on farm home and youth information. Staff made 21 000 visits to businesses farms and homes while around 20 000 Vermonters visited the state headquarters or county offices.

Burlington Vermont Extension Service

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