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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1963
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont.
Editorial notes Khrushchev hints at stepping down at 69 from his posts as premier and party secretary. The piece weighs whether retirement is Khrushchev’s choice after a strenuous career or forced by political foes, amid signs of possible gradual, peaceful exit.
The text argues Khrushchev’s hints at retirement may reflect political pressure rather than age or health. It notes tarnished prestige from China split, Berlin problems, Cuban crisis retreat, and failures in agriculture and forces policy. It warns Western Allies may fear a tougher Kremlin stance and harder line successors.
Boston Globe columnist Harold Kaeser argues indefinite suspensions of Paul Hornung and Alex Karras do not wreck professional football or sports. He cites public immunity to corruption, yet warns widespread cynicism could erode trust in sports and politics if many accept rigged contests as entertainment.
NBCs television analysis argues gambling generates vast revenue but questions state involvement. It highlights Maryland as a case where illegal slots boomed before phased-out law changes. Vermont state lottery proposals face opposition as governors prepare to address sweeping legislation tomorrow.
Hal Boyle notes a French psychiatrist warns automation strains family life as workers vent at spouses. The column blends miscellaneous curiosities, sarcasm on pencil checks, ancient medical tips, tax trivia, and quotes. It references U.S. politics, Laos and Haiti cases, and ends with a note on public action and a sports quote.
A letter urges publicizing the Liberty Amendment as a path to cut government spending and eliminate the federal personal income tax system. The writer argues the plan could shutter many government activities and repeal the 16th Amendment within years, prompting readers to decide its merit in open discussion.
The article argues that U S policy in Haiti and Laos highlights diplomatic limits as Washington seeks to support stability and reform while managing competing interests and local complexities.
New York State Liquor Authority approved a Playboy Club license in New York City more than a year before opening. The conflict over approved plans involved claims of influence as the SLA insisted on plans, not cash. The dispute touched on a cover charge and naming of Morhouse, with indictments citing a $50,000 figure and Ralph Berger linked to PR.
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