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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1962
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont. This December 3 1962 issue lists standard newspaper operations and address information for readers.
The Advance magazine condemns segregationist appeals as morally and politically unacceptable. The piece notes limited GOP opposition beyond Taft and Advance, arguing Northern Republicans seek to restore conservatism at democratic cost while the party benefited from Kennedy era racial tensions.
The piece questions Operation Dixie and its appeal in the North and South, noting potential losses from whites and gains among Black voters. It urges replacing racist leanings with forward looking leaders like Rockefeller Romney Scranton and suggests young party strategists as needed reformers.
Richard Meryman profiles a nationwide exodus of teachers driven by low pay and a hostile system. Interviews reveal blame on school boards, principals, parents, children, and poorly trained teachers, with many leaving for better prospects. The piece previews a hard-core teaching core remaining amid widespread frustration.
The speaker discusses the end of isolation, the nuclear era, and the Cuban confrontation. He argues that nuclear power is indivisible, conventional forces remain essential, and the United States must lead Europe in defense while sharing Western nuclear responsibilities. He urges trust in American leadership for European security.
New York readers see Gov. Rockefeller as a potential 1964 presidential nominee and possible successor in Albany. Lt. Gov. Malcolm Wilson is favored by many reporters, with challenges from Sen. Walter Mahoney and Assembly Speaker Joseph Carlino. Javits emerges as a rival to Wilson for the 1968 gubernatorial race.
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