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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1963
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont.
Rep. Partridge, chair of Vermont's House Education Committee, urged that educated citizens support higher taxes for long-term economic health. He spoke at Sandgate Old Home Day about dwindling towns sustaining schools, praising educational television and cautioning on retirements, progressives, and home school balance.
The Moscow accord is hailed as a cautious step from mutual distrust and a Cold War paralysis. Critics warn of weaknesses such as inspection gaps and possible evasions, yet supporters view it as a meaningful, hopeful move toward further negotiations between East and West.
The column analyzes Moscow Washington limits on a first partial test ban and the difficulty of any second step. It notes Chinese and Gaullist positions, and Sen. Henry M. Jackson’s seven assumptions, which the author says reflect popular talk rather than administration policy. Jackson wills to vote but seeks new evidence in hearings.
A North Bennington column argues Italian readers misread Peanuts characters as fascist. It notes Lucy Linus Schroeder Snoopy and Charlie Brown are depicted with human flaws yet remain beloved, while Italian critics question base ball and adult absence in a light humor piece.
Milford (N H) cabinet urges a concrete step toward harmony by offering jobs and housing to 10 Negro families from Roxbury as a test case for integration. It questions patience without action and warns that inaction risks provoking brickbats rather than progress.
John H. Carroll of Redington Shores St, Petersburg Florida compliments The Banner editor for the Bennington summer vacation guide, calling it the most informative and comprehensive compilation of its kind he has seen.
Thomas R. Reid of Ford Motor Co. told the Associated Industries of Massachusetts that businessmen have underrated their influence on public decisions. He urged stronger listening belief and active engagement in public affairs.
James Marlow reflects on François Duvalier's rule in Haiti, U.S. tensions, exile troops landing, purge of pro-U.S. officers, withdrawal of Marine presence, Haiti's economic collapse, and a century-long pattern of dictatorship on Hispaniola. The piece notes U.S. relations fluctuating from suspension to reinstatement and critiques mixed Haitian attitudes toward America.
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