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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1962
Page
5
Mammoth Cave in Kentucky drew many people in the early 19th century who suffered from tuberculosis and other ailments. They lived inside the cave hoping the atmosphere would aid their conditions.
Mrs. Katrina Jellepis, a 76 year old San Francisco laundry worker, has sent more than $20,000 to Kalabryta in Greece, rebuilding a church and a war memorial after WWII devastation. The Greek king awarded her the Royal Order of Welfare for her philanthropy.
Johannesburg based Vaderland reports Justice Minister Balthazar Vorster has introduced a bill in Parliament to impose the death penalty for sabotage. The progovernment paper notes the move reflects a hard line on acts damaging national security.
A Travel ers Insurance consultant offers steps for women, including seeking medical help for injuries, avoiding liability statements, and exchanging details with the other driver. Gather the other vehicle’s make model year and license, plus personal and insurance information.
AP reports that Eric Sevareid highlighted Catholic and non Catholic moral differences on birth control during CBS Reports. The program presented arguments from all sides, avoided conclusions, and noted witnesses and context, including Chicago hospital access debates and Connecticut legal challenges to the Anthony Comstock law.
Huntsville AP report details Army research at Redstone Arsenal where a laser using light amplification by stimulated emission may, within about two decades, provide a beam capable of punching through steel as an anti missile device. Director William B. McKnight notes lasers emit coherent light by stimulating laser material atoms.
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