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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1962
Page
4
The Bennington Banner dated Saturday December 1 1962 lists publication by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont. It notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays.
The piece argues for a $30 million National Cultural Center on the Potomac, noting Congress authorized it in 1958 with funding from voluntary contributions. It details current fundraising, potential public support, and contrasts Washington with other arts capitals, citing Frost and the Bolshoi Ballet to illustrate needs and challenges.
A Louisville Kentucky Irish American column humorously suggests Vermont could profit from infamous visitor David Stanley Jacubanis by marketing its tranquility. The piece mocks selective guest criteria, urging inns to require cash in advance and target out of town patrons with bank ties while cautioning against overexposure or looser standards.
Rod and Gun notes state residents in Vermont’s southern tier may take an antlerless deer on the final one day season if they have not taken a legal deer in bow or back seasons. The writer recaps local hunting outcomes, wildlife notes, and a reflection on nature and rabbit prospects with no deer or rabbit harvests this season.
Washington observers say the Republican party risks a split between new northern winning governors and a congressional leadership pouring resources into the South. An Advance magazine open letter urges dropping segregationist tactics to win back Black and liberal voters, citing Romney and Scranton gains and Rockefeller in Harlem as signs of shifting demographics.
The New York Times quotes S. J. Perelman urging self expression through words and art and noting that many hide a novel under their apron. He stresses that freedom must be earned and defended during trials, as Nehru speaks of fighting China and national resolve.
The piece weighs Vermont deer policy against Massachusetts history and practice. It cites doe-day effects, deer mortality from cars and starvation, and the economic impact of deer hunting. It notes Vermont's rifle use versus Massachusetts shotgun limits and calls for Vermont to reexamine nearby states.
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