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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1963

Page

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Hoff to Seek Consultants to Keep Fairbanks-Morse in Vermont

Gov. Hoff said he will ask the Emergency Board for up to 10000 to hire consultants to assist in keeping Fairbanks-Morse in St. Johnsbury. The plan includes a new plant costing 5 million plus, with employment rising to 700 800. The state would fund initial costs with federal aid and possible bonds. Local fund-raising reached 250000 with a new 500000 goal for capital investment.

Hoff Fairbanks-Morse Montpelier Fairbanks - Morse & Co St. Johnsbury Vermont New York Development Department Industrial Building Authority Edward F. Knapp

Macmillan Deliberates Future After Profumo Fallout

Prime Minister Macmillan retires to Chequers to decide on a possible second term. In a televised interview he says his choice will serve the country and the Conservative party, while Controversy swirls over Lord Denning's report and Profumo. He cites deception by Profumo as delaying action. He invites Nelson Rockefeller to lunch at Chequers during his European tour.

London Macmillan Nation Lord Denning Profumo Chequers Nelson A. Rockefeller New York Rockefeller John Profumo

Hoff Jumps Gun Woodford Park Has Not Been Bought

Montpelier Vermont works on Woodford Park site clash as Perry Merrill reports no acquisition yet for a proposed state park. Governor Hoff had announced a 240 acre site with a 25 acre lake for immediate development. Merrill cites ongoing negotiations and pending deed as surveys await completion.

Hoff Woodford Park Montpelier Woodford Perry H. Merrill State Forests and Parks Department Merrill Philip H. Hoff Adams Reservoir Burrington Dam Vermont Searsburg

Valachi Details Genovese's Underworld Army in Senate Hearing

Valachi testified before a Senate Investigations subcommittee that Vito Genovese runs an underworld army of 400 to 500 loyalists swearing lifelong crime. Security keeps close watch as Valachi, a convicted racketeer, warns of threats and a $100000 bounty on his head.

Washington Joseph Valachi Vito Genovese New York Valachi Senate U.S Underworld Genovese Sen Atlanta John L. McClellan D-Ark Karl E. Mundt R-S la Cosa Nostra Senate Investigations Subcommittee New York City Naples Italy Karl Mundt R-S.c Mundt McClellan District of Columbia

Kennedy Attacks Far Right in Salt Lake City Speech

President Kennedy challenged Goldwater era policies and the radical right during a Salt Lake City address before 8,000 at the Mormon Tabernacle. He warned such proposals would weaken national security and invite Communist expansion while praising federal state cooperation on the Flaming Gorge Dam project.

Salt Lake City Kennedy Barry Goldwater Arizona Goldwater Mormon Tabernacle Rocky Mountain Flaming Gorge Wyoming Colorado River

Talks With Gromyko Clouded By Skepticism Of Deals

Western diplomats expect no broad agreement after talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko as Secretary Rusk and Lord Home prepare for a weekend meeting with him. U.S. President Kennedy defends the nuclear test ban treaty at the Mormon Tabernacle, calling it a first step toward reducing nuclear danger amid global tensions.

United Nations, N.Y United States Britain West Germany Andrei A. Gromyko Dean Rusk Lord Home Gerhard Schroeder Gromyko Rusk Home Berlin Mormon Tabernacle Kennedy Maine

Union School District Sends Community Survey on New High School

Mt Anthony Union School District mails about 3000 questionnaires to residents to gauge opinions on a proposed new union high school. Random sampling across six districts targets a representative cross section, with return envelopes and a facsimile form in Saturday's Banner.

Mt. Anthony Union School Union Board Supt Allan J. Heath School St

Inside Look at Putnam Memorial Hospital Grant Rejection

The article examines why Putnam Memorial Hospital turned down federal grants, detailing budget concerns, autonomy, and implications for patient care and future funding. It analyzes potential consequences for services and community health programs.

Putnam Memorial Hospital

Hoosick Falls Woman Injured In Crash

Mrs. Margo M. Hall 24 of Hoosick Falls N Y suffered a compound jaw fracture and severe facial wounds when her 1963 car left South Stream Road and hit an embankment just south of Beech Street School. She was taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital then Albany Medical Center. The car was a total wreck. She walked to the home of Mrs Ernest Carpenter to summon help.

Margo M. Hall Hoosick Falls N.Y South Stream Road Beech Street Buckler

Hoff Predicts Prouty Vulnerable in 1964 Election

Philip H Hoff said Prouty’s conservative voting pattern may make him a vulnerable target in 1964. Hoff suggested State Sen. Frederick Fayette could beat Prouty, noting Fayette’s 1956 victory. Hoff also hinted Bernard Leddy and other Democrats as potential challengers and discussed politics involving Keyser, Schmidt, and Salmon.

Hoff Frederick J. Fayette South Burlington Prouty Democratic Party Bernard J. Leddy Burlington Robert T. Stafford

Third Quint Takes Bottle All Is Well

In Aberdeen South Dakota a third Fischer quintuplet began bottle feeding after removing a feeding tube from her face. The five premature babies remain active in their isolettes and show signs of growing stronger as two others also shift to bottles.

Aberdeen S.D Mary Margaret James Andrew Mary Magdalene James Berbos Andrew Fischer St. Luke’s Hospital

Edith Weakens But Remains Dangerous Near Puerto Rico

Hurricane Edith slackened from 100 mph to 75 mph at its core as it moved between western Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic. It still unleashed strong winds, heavy rain, and high seas with storm tides estimated four to six feet above normal and waves reaching eight feet.

San Juan P.R Edith Puerto Rico Dominican Republic

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Telstar Pope Paul VI Vatican City Georgetown University Amleto Cardinal Cicognani Vatican M Ll Rocky United Nations Soviet Union Manchester Dorset Playhouse Page Fayette F. Ray Keyser Jr GOP Ralph A. Foote John M. Spencer Richard H. Schmidt Thomas Salmon Bellows Falls Municipal Court Spencer Harold Raynolds Pomfret Raynolds Stafford
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