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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1963
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont. The February 21 1963 edition is part of the newspaper's ongoing schedule.
Vermont highway officials weigh a $2.5 million Manchester bypass against improving U.S. 7 toward Bennington. Counts show U.S. 7 congestion and future needs, with state leaders urging a Manchester bypass first and delaying a Bennington bypass for years.
A sober White House and State Department review argues De Gaulle deserves consideration as a major European force. It notes his broad French and European backing, his proven record, and his role in reshaping Europe through unity efforts with Monnet and the coal and steel community.
The Vermont Board of Trustees reports a unified building design for Castleton Johnson Lyndon and Randolph colleges with new dorms and a central library. Legislation seeks 2.4 million for facilities and dormitory fees may rise to 335 dollars, as a unified board tackles the cost spiral.
Roy A. Sullivan of 301 Elm St Bennington advocates two actions in this letter to The Banner. He urges a union high school auditorium capable of at least 700 seats, arguing it would benefit students and the community and cites Hoosick Falls as a model. He also urges a pre election stance against fluoridation, urging residents to vote no and avoid tax leaks.
Jo Ann Morse defends peace groups against characterizations as Marxist hot liberals. She argues Marxism seeks violent overthrow and total state power, while liberalism aims to raise individual standards with benefits, and questions peace groups as attempts to run the government rather than support elected officers.
AP News analyzes President Kennedy's meeting with congressional leaders as it outlines a stubborn U S bid to block communism in Cuba and prevent its spread in Latin America while facing broader Cold War tensions. It notes Formosa and Vietnam show China and Russia nearby shaping the struggle and warns of a broader regional risk.
A former Vermont teacher reflects on Koerner's Atlantic article and The Banner editorial, praising 1961 reforms uniting teachers colleges and the Randolph Technical School under a planning commission. The piece highlights partnerships, fellowships, and a shift toward integrating content knowledge with teaching method, plus personal anecdotes from early career teaching Latin, history, and home economics at Bennington and Bennington High School.
Jones meets the husband after watching the wife yell and throw objects next door. The husband explains the cake was tossed during a birthday celebration, not an act of violence.
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