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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1963
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is an everyday newspaper except Sundays and holidays, issued by the Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street, Bennington, Vermont.
The Bennington Banner critiques Herbert G Ogden for misusing data in support of small high schools and consolidation opposition. It cites statements from Bennington College President Fels and Amherst Dean Wilson, arguing that small public high schools face teacher shortages and limited offerings, while consolidated systems offer broader opportunities.
The Boston Globe headline praising John F Kennedy as a “good old guy” provokes reaction about aging and morale. A 22-year-old dental student on Kennedy's yacht remarks that he is “a pretty good old guy,” sparking debate on youth and respect for older figures.
New Hampshire moves to fund schools by a sweepstakes tax with tickets sold at two race tracks and liquor stores. The measure faces church opposition, while a Vermont lottery bill may follow.
Letters discuss high school size and college admissions with Bennington College president William C. Fell refuting Herbert G. Ogden’s claims. Readers critique and defend admissions practices, noting small public schools face outreach challenges and emphasizing fairness and accuracy.
Albany officials Governor Rockefeller and the state Liquor Authority press for a sweeping reform of ABC rules in New York. They argue much is outdated or unenforceable after decades of amendments, with provisions on advertising bottles and grill food credits drawing particular scrutiny.
Harold Raynolds of Pomfret pressures Educational Commission to remove Communist material from an adult education program. Holden implements the order, Course Director Romney enforces it, provoking anger, letters to governor, and newspaper criticism of Romney for obeying Holden.
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