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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1962

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Bennington Union High School Board Shapes Future Model

The Bennington union school board outlines the stages for a new high school to fit future needs. They consider foundation on individualized education, population trends, curriculum, teaching methods, services, and administrative structure before turning specs into a flexible architectural design. An educational consultant will assist while the board retains final responsibility.

Union School Board Bennington

Aiken urges joint efforts to curb crime nationwide

Senator George D. Aiken of Vermont warns that organized crime grows faster than law enforcement can adapt. He cites the McClellan Committee and the Senate juvenile delinquency subcommittee as key forces and urges cooperation among the Justice Department Congress and public to combat crime.

Aiken Manchester, Vt George D. Aiken R-Vt U.S. Senate Senate Permanent Subcommittee On McClellan Committee Justice Department Congress United States McClellan Senate

Self Propelled Cannon Fires Far And Fast

The Army unveiled a new self propelled artillery piece capable of firing a shell 20 miles, fording four foot streams, and cruising 400 miles at 34 mph. Weighing 58 000 pounds it is lighter than prior guns and can be air transported. Pacific Car Foundry Co. delivered the first production model as part of a 235 gun order under a $17 million contract.

Renton Wash Pacific Car Foundry Co

Wilmington Democrat backs Meyer ahead of Sept primary

Wilmington Democratic leader Robert LaMorder declares broad support for William H. Meyer of West Rupert. He cites statewide momentum and local committees forming to back Meyer's bid for U.S. Senate, despite party criticism from John M. Spencer and others.

Wilmington Meyer Er Democrat William H. Meyer West Rupert W. Robert Johnson Brattleboro Robert LaMorder Democratic Committee LaMorder John M. Spencer Vermont LaMordier New Windsor County Robert Fairchild Windham County Spencer Haynes Bennington County Democratic U.S. Senate

Kennedy seeks authority to call 150000 Reservists

President Kennedy asked Congress for standby authority to mobilize 150000 reservists to active duty amid a growing international crisis. The White House said immediate calls are not planned, though lawmakers from both parties press for action against the Cuban military buildup.

Congress Pentagon Cuba White House

Fairdale Farms Head Testifies On Milk Prices

Vermont milk dealer Robert T. Holden of Fairdale Farms told a U S hearing that outside suppliers who regularly ship into the New York New Jersey district should be treated differently from fringe operators who ship only occasionally He urged recognition of the costs of maintaining regular routes and processing when evaluating price controls in the northeastern market The hearing continued with Anson J Pollard addressing technicalities in potential order changes and will resume Monday

New York Vermont New York- New Jersey Robert T. Holden Fairdale Farms, Inc Bennington Holden U.S. Agriculture Department U.S. Supreme Court New Jersey Anson J. Pollard

Soviets Call Up New Class for Military Service

The Defense Ministry announced a universal military service callup by Tass. The order transfers trained personnel in army navy frontier guard and interior troops to the reserve. It appears to be the normal annual conscription under the law with no recall indicated.

Moscow Defense Ministry Tass Frontier Guard

Senate panel grants steel executives public hearing

The Senate Judiciary Committee in closed session decided to hear four steel company executives in public next Wednesday after they refused to honor subpoenas for manufacturing cost data. The move follows a subcommittee vote to cite them for contempt of Congress.

Washington Senate Judiciary Committee James O. Eastland D-Miss Bethlehem Republic National Armco Estes Kefauver D-Tenn General Accounting Office Kefauver Subcommittee

Doctors Monitor Soblen in Drug Induced Coma

Doctors watch the fugitive Soviet spy Robert A. Soblen as he lies unconscious in a drug induced coma at Hillingdon Hospital. His wife Dina arrives from New York and is allowed limited access to his room. Two medical bulletins report continued unconsciousness and signs of heart exhaustion.

London Robert A. Soblen Soblen Dina New York Hillingdon Hospital

Marshall Wins Senators Nod For Judgeship

Thurgood Marshall won Senate Judiciary Committee approval 11 to 4 to confirm his appointment as a federal appellate judge. Southern opponents hinted at a possible filibuster on the Senate floor, as Marshall, 54, Baltimore born son of a dining car steward and schoolteacher, rose as a leading civil rights figure.

Washington Thurgood Marshall Kennedy Senate Judiciary Committee National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Senate James O. Eastland Mississippi Olin D. Johnston South Carolina Sam J. Ervin Jr North Carolina John L. McClellan Arkansas Johnston Marshall Carolina

Missionary Alliance Church to Dedicate New Building

Members of the Missionary Alliance Church schedule a 3 p.m. dedication Sunday for their new 72 foot long church at Crescent Boulevard and Westside Drive in Bennington. The sanctuary seats 120, with a five room parsonage and basement space for church school and social events. Pastor Cornelius W. Clark led the build with volunteers. open house follows the dedication with speakers including Rev. L. W. Pippert and Rev. Richard W. Bailey.

Missionary Alliance Church Crescent Boulevard Westside Drive River St Cornelius W. Clark Bennington Clark L. W. Pippert The Christian and Missionary Alliance Richard W. Bailey New England Robert Bell Old First Church Old Bennington Robert Cowles Alliance Church Mr. Cowles Phillipine Islands Faith New Missionary Alliance Church West Side Drive Cornelius W. Clarke Edmunds

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