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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1963

Page

6

Veterans Memorial Committee Seeks South Street Park Plan

Bennington Veterans Memorial Committee plans a small park on town land between the Great er Bennington Association building and the county courthouse. The project centers on a stone memorial to all veterans, with a book for individual names. GBA removed a nearby building at the committee’s request to clear the site.

New Veterans Memorial Committee South Street Park Bennington Veterans Memorial Committee South Street Greater GBA Bennington County Industrial Corp Veterans Memorial Committee We Trust Donald C. Hicks William J. Horst Veterans Committee

U N General Assembly to debate South Viet Nam Buddhists

The United Nations General Assembly opens September 17 and is expected to consider charges that the government of South Viet Nam represses Buddhists. The session will address religious freedom concerns raised by UN members and observers.

United Nations N.Y U.N. General Assembly South Viet Nam

Disappearing American Eagle Studied by Garden Club

The Bennington Garden Club screened The Bald Eagle by the Audubon Society at Old Bennington School House with a Vermont Fish and Game Department biologist James A. Stewart outlining causes of the species decline and ongoing protection efforts. The meeting highlighted conservation education, local nesting records, and campaigns to reestablish eagle habitats in Vermont.

Bennington Garden Club The Audubon Society Th Bennington Garden Club Bennington School House Conservation Committee E. E. Sarcka Cold Spring Road Shaftsbury Bennington Vermont Fish and Game Department James A. Stewart Vermont Stewart Fish and Game Department Douglas Matteson North Bennington Garden Club Audubon Maine

On This Date in History September 6, 1963

September 6 marks events from 1901 Buffalo welcoming McKinley to 1620 Mayflower voyage and 1909 Peary pole reach. Other notes include Benedict Arnold 1781 raid on New London and Marne battle 1914.

Buffalo N.Y William McKinley Leon Czolgosz McKinley Plymouth England Benedict Arnold New London Konrad Adenauer Japan South Korea

Gloucester Drops Its Ban On Liquor for Drunkards

Gloucester voters ended the town liquor licensing board list that barred known drunks and those recently intoxicated. The list, tied to Prohibition era rules, stood for 30 years and rarely used, with fewer than two dozen names. The board dropped it after warnings of potential civil liability from a careless mistake.

Gloucester Mass New England Liquor Licensing Board

Hoff to Speak at Young Democrats Northeast Conference

Governor Philip Hoff of Vermont will address the 1963 Young Democrats Northeast Conference in Manchester New Hampshire. The event gathers 11 Northeastern states with panels training sessions and a 1964 campaign plans briefing led by Richard Rausch. Allen Howe will lead a leadership session. The conference theme centers on leadership development.

Washington, D.C Philip H. Hoff Vermont Manchester N.H Carl R. Tuvin Carpenter Motor Hotel Richard Rausch Allen Howe Young Democrats of America

Kennedy Plans to Hail Roosevelt and Pinchot on Conservation Tour

President Kennedy will salute Theodore Roosevelt and Gifford Pinchot at the start of a 10-state conservation tour this month. He will fly to Milford Pennsylvania to tour the Pinchot home, soon a national historic site, then visit San Francisco Salt Lake City Portland and Duluth among other stops.

Washington Kennedy Theodore Roosevelt Gifford Pinchot Milford Pinchot US Forest Service White House Pinchot Home San Francisco Salt Lake City Portland Ore Duluth

Refrigerator Toll Up In Abandoned Units

The National Safety Council reports 35 children died in 1962 from abandoned refrigerators, the highest year to date. Through 1963, 13 deaths have occurred. Summer is the danger season and 36 states ban discarding a refrigerator in hazardous condition. Remove the door to render a unit harmless, typically with a screwdriver.

Chicago UPI National Safety Council Council

Montpelier Firm to Sell Vermont at World’s Fair

Montpelier public relations firm Miller and Company selected to organize a two year Vermont program at the New York World’s Fair. The plan includes about 150 events on the Village Green of the New England Stars Pavilion with Vermont scheduled for 11 events in 1964 and 1965. The program is prepared with the Vermont Development Department, and Miller and Company links with Northeast Public Relations. L Samuel Miller and Peter Miller, Weston, own the new firm.

Montpelier — Miller and Company Montpelier Vermont Theodore F’. Kane New England New England Stars Miller and Company Vermont Development Department Northeast Public Relations, Inc Exhibition Services International Corp Cambridge, Mass Northeast L. Samuel Miller Democratic Party Peter Weston New Capital City

Radioactivity Counts Show Little Change in Vermont

Geiger counter tests by the state Health Department in Barre indicate stable airborne radioactivity last week with readings from one to nine picoeu r ies per cubic meter for Aug 15 to 28. National figures show a slight dip, while milk safety remains solid as no iodine 131 above ten picocuries per liter has been found in pasteurized milk networks through Aug 10. The New England average for late July to early August was five picocuries.

Burlington Geiger Counter Industrial Hygiene Division State Health Department Barre New England

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