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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1962
Page
3
Holy Cross coach Eddie Anderson, in his 37th year as a head coach and dean of gridiron coaches nationally, was honored by the Grid Iron Club of Boston last night.
Medford Massachusetts AP Tufts fullback Ron Deveaux received two scholastic honors the William Bennett Memorial Scholarship and the Prize Scholarship from the U S Rubber Co in ceremonies at Tufts yesterday President Nils Y Wessell presented the awards at the university event
Gaullist candidates win a strong first round in France, signaling a major shift as old-line parties fall back and the Communist vote rises. Ninety-six first-round victors include 63 Gaullists. total Gaullist votes reach over 6.5 million. Second-round alliances loom as Mollet seeks Communist support to curb Gaullists.
Washington AP reports the federal government has temporarily halted the deportation of Mr. Magoo the mongoose. He may stay at the Duluth Minnesota zoo while a long term ruling is considered and only if he remains a star attraction. The case has reached cabinet level with Secretary Udall noting the law aims to prevent mongoose population explosions.
Johnny Longden, veteran jockey, will receive a retroactive award at the Thoroughbred Racing Association meeting in Phoenix as he is welcomed into the 3,000-Plus Club. He rode his 3,000th winner at Bay Meadows on April 23, 1948 and aims for 6,000, though the award was just started.
A bomb shredded the car of Jose Miro Cardona president of the Cuban Revolutionary Council after he had arrived from Washington. He escaped injury, but the blast sent flames 25 feet high as his duplex home and office slept. Cardona broke with Castro in 1960 and sought exile in Miami.
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told the Central Committee that steel is no longer the main industrial gauge and urged rapid development of the chemical industry to produce synthetic materials. He criticized conservative planning organs for neglecting chemicals while noting steel targets were being met but synthetic material goals lag.
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