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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1962

Page

10

Bennington Group Seeks 12000 For Retarded Children Fund

The Bennington Friends of Retarded Children launches its fifth annual fund drive seeking 12000 to support auxiliary services for 30 children at the Red Brick School in South Shaftsbury. The local program covers transportation hot lunches speech therapy and other supports under Vermont education supervision.

Friends of Retarded Children Bennington Friends of the Retarded Children South Shaftsbury National Association For Retarded Children Earle W. Forman U.S Howard Greenslet Bennington Division of Special Education Vermont Department of Education Parents and Friends Forman Arthur Murphy Berard Whitman North Bennington Red Brick School Edmunds Edward Flynn Carroll Drug Store Main Street

Military warns personnel on Communist spy methods abroad

Washington AP: The Defense Department issues briefings to service members dependents and contractors traveling in Sino-Soviet bloc areas warning about espionage techniques from shoe heel signals to room listening devices. Telephones telephone taps and mail scrutiny are noted while agents exploit personal frailties such as sex and alcohol.

Washington Defense Department Air Force Navy Army

Kennedy Gives It All Away

Washington AP report says President Kennedy will donate his entire $100,000 presidential salary to charity this year as he did in 1961. The practice mirrors Herbert Hoover’s earlier precedent, with Kennedy following through on a long personal fortune. Informants spoke to questions from the Minneapolis Tribune and Des Moines Register.

Washington White House Kennedy Congress Herbert Hoover Minneapolis Tribune Des Moines Register

Elevator chat hints at overtime and family plans

In a Des Moines downtown store elevator two women discuss pay and finances. One notes two hours of overtime and worries about a big paycheck that might prompt her husband to quit work again, reflecting household anxiety.

Des Moines, Iowa Des Moines

Rome Council Split Over Divine Revelation Debate

Vatican City AP reports a sharp division among Roman Catholic Ecumenical Council members over divine revelation. The debate centers on tradition as a source alongside scripture, a stance opposed by Protestants, while discussion also touched on trimming ceremonial vestments deemed luxurious.

Vatican City Ecumenical Council

Boston Critics Split On Orson Welles Moby Dick Stage Run

Boston critics offered mixed views on Orson Welles Moby Dick at the Shubert Theater. Elliot Norton praised the finale’s grandeur while Kevin Kelly found the piece intermittently convincing. All praised Rod Steiger as Captain Ahab, though the production wobbles between magnificence and dullness.

Boston (Ap Boston Theater Critics Today Orson Welles Herman Melville Mobey Dick Boston Record American Shubert Boston Globe Kevin Kelly Elinor Hughes The Boston Herald Welles Rod Steiger Captain Ahab Nantucket Miss Hughes Steiger Ahab Kelly Norton Melville

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