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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1963
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is a daily newspaper issued by Banner Publishing Corp located at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont. It publishes every day except Sundays and holidays.
Representative Jim Lounsbury pushes study findings on Vermont property appraisals toward regional districts with full time listers. Critics note some towns undervalue property and high turnover hurts consistency, urging careful legislative study next session.
Visiting Editor describes the Oswald case as a warning that hatred corrodes both the hater and society. It notes Oswald sought communism and Marxism but was rejected by Soviet and Cuban groups for unreliability, leading to isolation and a critical, unfinished stance toward radical ideology.
A reader defends mobile home residents against intolerance sparked by a Combs letter. The writer argues prejudice harms rural Vermonters, cites class limits, tax duties, and pride in living choices. The piece connects local bias to national hate patterns across right and left.
Hal Boyle notes that New Zealand pays hunters to reduce deer numbers while other bits joke on life, money and quips from figures like Eisenhower. The piece blends light anecdotes with global tidbits and a nod to media freedom.
Albany reports Mrs. Nelson Rockefeller will campaign in New Hampshire as the couple’s marital history draws attention to the 1964 Republican presidential contest. The governor notes Happy balances campaign trips with family duties while meeting voters and autograph seekers.
In the months before the presidential nominating convention, Goldwater supporters push a bandwagon psychology to imply a decision is settled. Republicans rally around Goldwater and Rockefeller allies show unease as campaigns warn of dire consequences if the choice diverges.
Dr Peter J Steinerohn reflects on his lifelong smoking habit and moderation while noting personal tolerance, uncertainty about a proven cancer link, and a counsel to patients: smoking is a personal choice unless health conditions demand otherwise. He cautions against overconfidence in early nominating campaigns and discusses political dynamics surrounding Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller.
The year began with strikes, storms, and trade fears but closed with a strong industrial upswing. Steel output rose, Chrysler profits revived, autos topped seven million, and the stock market regained gains after the 1962 crash. Government actions, wage increases, and ongoing trade tensions shaped a year of mixed fortunes as Kennedy’s legacy and Johnson’s leadership boosted optimism for the new year.
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