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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1963
Page
4
The Bennington Banner operates daily except Sundays and holidays under Banner Publishing Corp at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont.
In a Senate speech Sen. Pell urges recognizing East Germany and the Oder Neisse frontier to set a long term Berlin framework. He calls for West Berlin guarantees, a defined corridor, UN quarters moved to East Berlin, and troop adjustments to ease tensions.
Congress faces renewed debate over foreign aid in light of the Clay report on population growth. The 1960 Draper committee urged aid on request and research funding. critics warn unchecked growth undermines development as Asia Africa and Latin America see rising numbers and poverty.
James Marlow marks Khrushchev’s 69th birthday noting he is an improvement over Stalin yet still dangerous. The column credits Khrushchev with liberalizing Russia, denouncing Stalin, easing East–West tensions, and provoking a split with Red China, while warning he may risk war for control and Moscow’s dominance.
A writer imagines Vermont Vittles as a roadside sign to a Vermont farmhouse dining experience with shed conversions into eating rooms. He envisions seasonal dishes from local farms and dairy, from vegetable soup to maple desserts, paired with cookbooks like Green Mountain Kitchen Recipes and The Green Mountain Cookbook, celebrating Vermont’s culinary heritage.
G Mennen Williams recounts a U N fact finding tour to Africa assessing elephant populations. Members from Russia France Germany England each file peculiar reports while the American leads the collective study titled Bigger and Better Elephants.
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