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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1962
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street, Bennington, Vermont.
A proposed Kaiser Steel profit sharing plan in California would base savings on current costs and share 32.5 percent of automation savings with workers. The scheme includes retraining for displaced employees and seeks industry wide lessons in labor management relations amid automation concerns.
The Brattleboro Reformer argues WCAX-TV should be separated from Vermont educational TV ETV planning. It notes Gov Keyser's appointment of WCAX members to the Vermont Commission on ETV and urges resignations to allow a noncommercial board, with夜 the KTYV bill to be considered by the legislature.
An El Reno Oklahoma editorial argues Sen Clifford Case's call for one ethical standard for Congress and top executives. It urges public disclosure of assets liabilities income gifts and sources, criticizing past junkets and unavowed personal interests interfering with votes.
A reprint questions Walter Lippmann’s claim that Europe must blindly trust the U S driver in the Cuban Berlin nuclear balance. It argues that US monopoly risks protectorate status for Europe and urges alternative deterrence rather than surrender of autonomy. It notes de Gaulle’s stance and warns against provoking Europe.
Bradford Smith defends his column and clarifies he meant leading military writer rather than leading military expert. He cites Kahn Etzioni Lerner works and McNamara June remarks to support deterrence to counterforce shift, and notes firsthand U.N. briefings and meetings to learn more. Shaftsbury.
Rev. David A. Yount of North Ferrisburg argues that a TV thriller about a lustful cross eyed preacher on ABC's Premier program distorts the ministry. He says such depictions undermine respect for real ministers and contribute to declining seminary enrollments and fewer candidates for the clergy.
Frederick Rudolf of Williams College notes students pursue advanced study with enthusiasm once reserved for athletic success. Robert D. Lull Jr. urges teachers to maintain wonder at everyday marvels in Chittenden County education circles.
A reader’s public exchange with Mr. George Morrow over a pacifist column ensues. The writer defends his Nov. 16 Spark remarks while urging forgiveness and Christmas goodwill.
A man named Wilbur Peeble searches frigid streets for a flawless Christmas tree. An old dealer offers a 10 foot specimen he claims is perfect for 22.95 dollars. Wilbur buys it, faces a critical sway from Trellis Mae and a neighbor, and the joke lands: wives rarely trust the idea of perfect trees or husbands.
A boy wakes from a nightmare about Martians swooping in from the sky in green eyes and crablike hands. He recalls his father shouting from the window to keep them off the lawn while his mother consoles him in a Family Weekly feature.
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