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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1962

Page

2

Gilman Paper workers return after month long strike settlement

More than 250 Gilman Paper Co employees begin returning to work as two unions ratify a new contract that reduces crew sizes for new machines and includes a 2 cent per hour wage increase plus fringe benefits. A six man crew will operate until a five man crew can handle the machines.

Gilman Gilman Paper Co United Papermakers and Paperworkers Union International Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulphite and Papermill

Rutland Man Dies After Truck Crash Near Danby

Vermont reports its 68th highway fatality of 1962 as James E. Perry 56 of Danby dies at Rutland City Hospital from injuries from a Thursday truck crash. Perry was thrown from the truck when it turned onto U S 7 from a side road near Danby. He died Saturday.

Rutland Vermont James E. Perry Danby Rutland City Hospital Perry U.S. 7

Labor Council Endorses Raynolds Hoff Aiken in Vermont

The Vermont Labor Council AFL-CIO endorsed Harold Raynolds Pomfret for Congress and Philip Hoff for governor, and backed U S Senator George D Aiken R VT. Ralph E Williams 42 of Rutland was elected president, replacing John C Lawson. The council chose neutrality on Lt Gov Ralph A Foote. Major candidates spoke during a three day convention.

Burlington Vermont Labor Council Afl-Cio Harold Raynolds Pomfret Philip H. Hoff U.S George D. Aiken R-Vt Ralph E. Williams Rutland Labor Organization John C

Keyser Proposes Vermont Student Loan Fund

Gov. Keyser asks the next Legislature to create a 250000 dollar low interest revolving student loan fund to aid qualified Vermonters facing financial hardship. Funds directed by a five member board and based on need, usable at any state approved college, with repayment deferred until after studies.

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Education chief vows action to end school segregation

New York education commissioner James E. Allen Jr pledged top priority to eliminating segregation in public schools at a Kiamesha Lake conference. He said educators should lead solutions on racial imbalance. Democratic gubernatorial candidate Robert Morgenthau was to visit Albany to launch his campaign and tour unemployment sites in Amsterdam and Gloversville.

Albany James E. Allen Jr New York Kiamesha Lake Catskills Robert M. Morgenthau Amsterdam Gloversville

Polls debated at Williams College dedication in Berkshire

At the two day dedication of the Public Opinion Research Center addition in Williamstown experts from Roper and Gallup and colleges offered opposing views on poll value. Most agreed that greater knowledge of international problems and ways to improve lives is needed. Selectmen will discuss extending North Adams Harriman Airport into Williamstown tonight.

Williamstown Roper Gallup Williams College

North Adams McCann Vocational School To Open Four Hours Daily

The North Adams McCann Regional Vocational School, delayed by strikes, will open for a four hour day through the semester. Superintendent James R. Westal says the school year will end in June with full credits awarded.

North Adams

Mayor seeks funds to buy land for new schools in North Adams

Mayor Francis C. Florini will ask the City Council for an appropriation to buy land for new schools. The council rejected a similar request last year.

North Adams Francis C. Florini Milar

Radiation Effects Weaken Man's System Says Geneticist

Boston report notes geneticist Dr James C Crow of Wisconsin warns atmospheric and man made radiation will erode human health and shorten lifespans over 1 000 years of persistence. He cites widespread injury and unseen deterioration while lawmakers and officials clash over coordinated protection.

Boston James C. Crow University of Wisconsin

Baton Classes Resume at YMCA This Wednesday

Janet Flynn's School of Baton will restart at the YMCA this Wednesday afternoon. Preschool to first grade meet 3 30 to 4 30, second to sixth grade 4 30 to 5 30, and seventh grade and up 5 30 to 6 30 with group and individual instruction available.

Janet Flynn School of Baton YMCA Flynn

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Bennington Banner Main St Bennington Vermont The Banner Publishing Corporation Associated Press U. S

Maid of the Mist crowned at Niagara Falls festival

Gretchen House a 20 year old orphan from Niagara Falls was chosen Maid of the Mist at Niagara Falls. She won over four finalists before about 7500 spectators on Goat Island marking the festival’s end.

Niagara Falls N.Y Gretchen House American Falls Goat Island

New Hampshire Democrats Confident After State Convention

Democrats in New Hampshire rally to a victorious tone after a state convention. Gubernatorial candidate John King leads a call for a strong campaign to end Republican control, aided by Speaker Gale McGee's forecast of party success and potential GOP rifts. J. Murry Devine returns as state party chair with a leadership slate including Irma Bownes and Genevieve Neale.

New Hampshire John King Granite State Wesley Powell Gale W. McGee Wyoming Kennedy Alfred Roy Manchester Congress J. Murry Devine State Democratic Committee King Irma Bownes Laconia Genevieve Neale Hanover Everett Feldblum Hillsboro Madeline Glady

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