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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1963
Page
12
A promotional page lists White Bread DR don A&P Jellied Cans Gold Medal or Pillsbury items with prices at 35 cents and 55 cents. The ad notes prices guaranteed through Saturday November 30 at ASP Super Markets in town and excludes cigarettes tobacco and alcohol from the Plaid Stamp offer.
Police sought a man seen leaving the Essex Street apartment after the nude body of JoAnn M. Graff, 22, an industrial designer from Chicago, was found. The asphyxial death marked the tenth unsolved Boston area strangling in 18 months with signs of sexual molesting at autopsy.
Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine could enter the New Hampshire primary against Governor Nelson Rockefeller and Senator Barry Goldwater. GOP colleague Senator Clifford Case cautions the move would not cloud public opinion tests and notes Smith’s strong recognition in New England.
In Boston thieved entered Sheraton Plaza Hotel rooms of sisters Christine Dorothy and Phyllis McGuire after a night club show. Losses total 32000 with items including sable coat chinchilla cape platinum diamond watch and diamond necklace. Phyllis' room was untouched. Christine and Dorothy reported multiple furs and jewelry missing.
Leroy Smith, 35, was found guilty of first degree murder in the stocking strangulation of Mrs. Bessie Goldberg, 63, in Cambridge Massachusetts. The all-male jury recommended clemency and the judge sentenced Smith to life imprisonment.
Senate roll calls show NE delegation backing foreign aid authoriza tion, NASA funding cuts, and arms control measures with votes split among party lines. House approved 358 to 27 public works. In Dedham Massachusetts a fisherman won $1000 in superior court after two large striped bass were lost from a contest. Educational TV in Miami airs dawn arithmetic classes for teachers and students using a new method.
United States District Judges Morgan and Hopper ordered the consolidation of 33 survivor suits from the Paris crash of June 1962. The combined actions seek more than $18 million in damages. The jet, chartered by the Atlanta Art Association, carried victims during a tour of European art centers near Paris.
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