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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1963
Page
12
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Police swept Caracas Central University seeking pro Castro students blamed for a bloody raid on air force headquarters in downtown. Four attackers breached the base killing a guard and wounding a passerby. one wounded. A woman-led getaway car was traced to the campus, with two students and a weapons cache found in a foreign students dorm. Officials tied the raid to FALN, aiming to topple President Betancourt as Castro sponsor.
The General Accounting Office reports to Congress that a Navy error led to $1.1 million wasted on radar altimeters. The Bureau of Aeronautics failed to secure frequency approvals, forcing a full redesign mid development of carrier based aircraft altimeters begun in 1957.
New York reports Whirlpool Corp expands air conditioner and refrigeration equipment facilities by 20 percent. The firm will spend about 3 million dollars in the second half of 1963 to add capacity during the heat wave.
Robert Schuman, age 77, father of European unity, dies in Metz France after a long illness. He outlined the European Coal and Steel Pool linking France West Germany Italy Belgium Holland Luxembourg, a precursor to the Common Market later forming the European Economic Community. Promoters seek political and economic European unity. The Schuman plan was unveiled in 1950 during his French foreign minister tenure.
Maj. Gen. William J. Sutton a World War II veteran is named chief of the Army Reserve after a swearing in at the Pentagon. He previously served in the Army Reserve and Texas National Guard.
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