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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1963
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont.
Burlington's Vermont Sunday News endorses legalized off track betting as a way to raise revenue, arguing betting is voluntary. It warns legalization could lead to social disruption and pave the path to a state lottery and gambling casino, threatening the Vermont way of life.
Community leaders and architects presented a bond issue package for Mt Anthony Union School to six Union School District 14 communities. The plan emphasizes a flexible curriculum, multi purpose spaces, and cost awareness with later sessions to detail costs and alternatives.
David Lawrence argues in Burlington Free Press that tax cuts boost business and Treasury receipts. He suggests the Post Office Department cut special delivery stamps from 30 to 20 to 15 to 10 cents in a three phase plan to raise revenue and ease the deficit.
A Washington opinion piece argues the administration must restore public trust in Cuba intelligence after September and October misstatements about Soviet weapons. It notes Keating’s challenge, CIA briefings, and the need for transparency while preserving ongoing photographic reconnaissance amid Soviet anti aircraft deployments.
A Vermont reader argues that government programs like the Post Office GI Bill Social Security and FDIC protect independence rather than erode it. The piece cites zoning subsidies commuter trains and a Boston commute example to show perceived benefits and fears of government involvement.
A letter writer argues against a $3.5 million medium security youth facility in Vermont and cites successful small camps in New Jersey and New York as better models. The piece urges reform with smaller, humane facilities and notes Vermont’s forested, expansive setting.
New Senator Milward Simpson of Montana opened his Washington speech by declaring the state the largest in the union and joking that it has not yet been rolled out. Les Carpenter reports the remark sparked press interest and attention.
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