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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1962

Page

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Senate Group Plans Hearing On Estes Case

The Senate Investigations subcommittee meets to order public hearings on the Billie Sol Estes case as staff widen the probe into alleged influence deals. Chairman McClellan and Sen. Mundt seek authority for pre hearing closed sessions to guard against unwarranted testimony and partisan bickering.

Senate Group Estes Washington Senate Investigations Subcommittee Billie Sol Estes Texas John L. McClellan Dark McClellan Karl E. Mundt South Dakota Mundt

Carpenter Ready for Mercury Flight Dress Rehearsal

Cape Canaveral reports Malcolm Carpenter in excellent condition for the Saturday launch aboard Aurora 7 with backup Cmdr Walter Schirra Jr. Weather risks include high seas and an Atlantic emergency landing zone east of Bermuda.

Cape Canaveral Fla Malcolm Scott Carpenter Project Mercury Navy Atlantic Ocean Bermuda Atlas William Douglas Carpenter Cmdr Walter M. Schirra Jr Malcolm Scott Carpenter Sr Palmer Lake Colo

All 17 Aboard U S Plane Die In Kenya Crash

A U S transport C130 crashed in Kenya during a Project Mercury mission, killing all 17 aboard. The wreckage lay on a mountain near Nairobi, with two Nairobi helicopters at the scene. The Air Force said the plane burned on impact and that normally a C130 carries four crew, implying passengers. Names were not released.

Washington Kenya Air Force Nairobi

Hilton Tends Bar Waldorf Astoria Strike Grows

The Waldorf Astoria’s wildcat walkout expands from a tip dispute to a full hotel strike involving about 700 of 1,800 workers. Conrad Hilton, Frank Constantine, and John Counts join shifts as operations collapse. 50 chefs gone, seven of eight bars closed, and guests cope while an impartial arbitrator considers the dispute.

New York Waldorf-Astoria Hotel Conrad Hilton Hilton Hotel Chain Frank Constantine John Counts Hilton Edwin L. Mechem New Mexico Constantine Counts Waldorf Waldorf Towers Herbert Hoover Gen Douglas MacArthur Grand Ballroom

Youths Arrive for 14th Tri State Music Festival

Scores of young choristers and instrumentalists from seventeen schools in New York Massachusetts and Vermont arrive for rehearsals for the 14th annual Tri State Music Festival. Guest conductors lead sessions Friday morning through Saturday morning with concerts Friday evening and Saturday afternoon plus a parade and a final band and choral concert conducted by Dr. Clement Schuler.

New York Massachusetts Vermont Bennington Lions Club Walter C. Wood New York State Cambridge Berlin Hartford Hoosick Falls Mohonasen Central School Schenectady Williams High School Stockbridge Adams Wilmington Whitingham High St. Michael’s of Clement Schuler Music Department Amherst College

Marines Land in Thailand to Guard Against Communist Threat

A task force of 1800 US Marines landed in Bangkok to deter communist aggression as SEATO nations prepare a united stance. 1400 Marines arrived at Klong Toey, 400 flown to Don Muang. plans include patrolling the Mekong arc with Army and Air Force support totaling about 5000 US personnel in Thailand.

Bangkok Thailand Laos United States Southeast Asia Treaty Organization Britain Australia New Zealand U.S Dawee Chullasapa Klong Toey Manding Point Defiance Valley Forge Hel Don Muang Mekong Fred A. Steele Ventura Calif SEATO Hawaii Okinawa U.S. Army Marine Kennedy Macmillan Jessleton North Borneo Garfield Barwick Keith J. Holyoake Wellington France Philippines Seato Alliance

Freedom Bus North Expands Moves to New York and Hyannis Port

Seventeen more Negro Freedom Bus North riders depart New Orleans heading to New York and Philadelphia. Citizens Council of Greater New Orleans finances the trips to relocate families. One rider plans to seek work in Philadelphia while others aim for New York as part of a segregationist bid to crowds.

New Orleans New York Philadelphia Hyannis Port Mass Presiden Kennedy George Singlemann Citizens Council of Greater Raymond Baptiste

Monsoon to Help Defend Mekong Border in Thailand

Washington reports heavy rains will swell the Mekong River along Thailand’s 1000 mile Laos boundary aiding U S and Thai forces. The downpours could hamper American air and tank operations as Marines and infantry guard a 500 mile arc along the river amid Pathet Lao activity and undefined border lines.

James L. Richardson U.S. Army Pacific Saigon Viet Nam Bangkok Thailand Paul D. Harkins U.S Udon Vientiane Washington Mekong Laos Pathet Lao

Salinger Reports Amiable Clash Over Press Freedom in USSR

White House press secretary Pierre Salinger concluded a Moscow swing with Khrushchev, saying they disagreed amiably on American press freedom but found the talks highly useful. He noted two long conversations with Khrushchev and toured Moscow TV facilities.

Moscow White House Pierre Salinger Soviet Union Khrushchev Salinger Kennedy Llwellyn Thompson Kiev Foreign Ministry Alexei Adzhubei Izvestia

Marines' Daily Need 50 Tons of Supplies

In Thailand a 5000 member U S military task force will use about 50 tons of supplies daily even without combat. If fighting breaks out with Communist forces across the border in Laos the demand could double. An Army spokesman said U S Army troops and Marines in Thailand will draw from Pacific Army stocks.

Washington U.S Thailand Laos Pacific

Bennington Group Hears School Proposal Details

More than 100 residents in the Greater Bennington Schools district heard a union school district proposal at Molly Stark School. Robert M. Wilson presented with Planning Board chair Dr. Arthur S. Faris presiding as four districts prepare for May 28 voting and future panel discussions.

Greater Bennington Schools, Inc Union Molly Stark Bennington-Southwest School Planning Board Robert M. Wilson Arthur S. Faris Planning Board Wilson Greater Bennington St. Peter’s Church

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