Bennington Banner enters a new era with web offset press
The Bennington Banner marks a milestone becoming the first six state daily region to print on a web offset press. The move, plus a redesign and expanded circulation, aims to modernize production and growth while facing past fires and ongoing challenges in a shifting newspaper landscape.
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Vermont
Daily Banner
Bennington
New England
Bennington Banner
Popular
Stern
Pittsfield
Mass
Rochester
N.Y
Hornet
Banner
Goss Company
U. S
Joseph Lis
Chicago
New Chauncey Bowles to advise on unaligned nations
Ches ter Bowles appointed by the President as adviser on Latin America Africa and Asia focusing on nations not in the Communist orbit nor in NATO. The piece discusses U.S. isolationist tradition and the need to respect unaligned countries while balancing power and avoiding imposing Western views.
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Chester Bowles
Latin America
Africa
Asia
NATO
India
Brazil
Sudan
Ghana
United States
Europe
George Washington
John Quincy Adams
United Nations
International Labor Organization
World Health Organization
Food and Agriculture Organization
Unesco — Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
West Germany
Sen
George D. Aiken
Sun light speed marvel sparks student wit
A teacher extols science as light travels from the sun at 186000 miles per second. A student retorts with a pun about downhill travel, leaving the lesson lighthearted and skeptical in a Society of Automotive Engineers Journal setting.
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Society of Automotive Engineers Journal
The Beer Can by the Highway book review
A 1961 Doubleday artful critique by Jon A Kouwenhoven professor at Barnard. He surveys ten essays that map American self view from a Vermont grounded to New York skyline noting a preoccupation with process over product. He lists ten distinctly American items from the skyline to chewing gum.
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Jon A. Kouwenhoven
Doubleday
New York
John Kouwenhoven
Barnard College
Rupert
United States
Midwest
Kouwenhoven
Vermont
Pawlet
Dorset
America
Manhattan
Mark Twain
Whtman
The American character in culture and design explored
A critique discusses education balancing liberal arts with practical training and examines how American qualities appear in architecture industrial design and advertising. It notes universality in architecture, free market advertising, and uses a beer can symbol for abundance and waste. It emphasizes democracy fostering inventiveness and calls for people of original perception and action.
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America
Emerson
Red Pressure on Finland Puts Sweden in Spotlight
Marquis Childs analyzes Soviet pressure on Finland and its impact on Sweden. He notes Moscow's aim to pull Finland into a military role, Sweden's neutral stance, and the possible influence of the European Common Market.
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Finland
Sweden
Washington
Soviet Union
United States
Baltic
Polaris
Russia
NATO
Norway
Germany
Moscow
Urho K. Kekkonen
Olavi Honka
Kekkonen
Lenin
Marx
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New York Times
Marquis Childs
Khrushchev
Malinovsky
Austria
Switzerland
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