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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1962
Page
4
The Bennington Banner operates daily except Sundays and holidays under Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont.
An opinion piece argues Vermont should promote winter girl watching as a new tourism lure. It suggests ski areas add observation facilities, heated viewing rooms, and after-ski perks to attract non-skiers and boost lift-line appeal.
A 26 member Business Ethics Advisory Council report argues a single national code is unworkable. Chairman William C. Decker says codes must be industry and enterprise specific. The council urges business groups to develop their own high ethical standards rather than rely on a nationwide committee.
Walter Foeger of Jay Peak and Don Cutter of Okemo lead a debate with Bennington Banner and Rutland Herald editors on Vermont ski business. They clash over state estimates and expansion, with calls for a five year pause rejected by proponents of free enterprise, highlighting crowded peak periods and overlooked weekday trails.
In letters to the editor, Anita and Eugene Witten argue for civilian control of science in policy and urge scrutiny of high profile scientists like Teller. Robert Morris advocates a dual path of peace efforts and nationwide shelters, warning against complacency and urging a strong armed force as a deterrent.
Mrs Madeline Harwood of Manchester Center argues against the King-Anderson HR4222 plan and urges Vermont to adopt Kerr Mills to guarantee health care for Americans over 65. She notes costs for hospital care and outpatient services and favors Kerr Mills implementation by July.
Associate Justice William O. Douglas says the United States must start a global education program by teaching foreign languages and then world civilizations to compete with the Soviet Union. He notes over half of U.S. high schools teach no foreign language while the Soviets offer 83 languages.
A discussion on the role of machines in guiding future warfare features Sir Solly Zuckerman arguing against fully automated combat and urging science to aid human judgment. The piece cites Herman Kahn and notes a Marine Corps censorship dispute over historic "The Right to Fight" and how courage and leadership fit a tech-driven era.
AP News analyzes a notable shift in President Kennedy from cautious civility to a more aggressive, confrontational stance with Congress. The piece notes his renewed support for civil rights, a push for a new urban affairs department, and direct criticism of Republicans, signaling a tested early move with follow-through to determine its durability.
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