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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1964
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street in Bennington, Vermont.
Professor Burns defends Congress on Meet the Press and argues for executive leadership while faulting Congress for blocking Kennedy proposals. He highlights seniority reform as a top priority, saying without change the legislative process faces large scale rejection rather than selective votes.
Davis, president of National Life Insurance Co., argues in Mexico City that a totally government managed economy destroys individual incentive by deciding how and to what extent needs are met. He warns heavy taxation to finance public programs stifles voluntary provision for personal financial futures, while not rejecting social welfare outright.
In Texas a meeting between the Chancellor and the President signaled a shift toward a work able plan for German reunification that ties to wider European unity. It stresses continued U.S. pledges, a new era under Erhard and Schroeder, and a move away from Adenauer era non engagement.
The writer commends Roger MacDonald for seeking a prophetic action in Williamston North Carolina amid civil rights tensions while raising concerns about local leadership and the illegality of willful defiance. The piece urges lawful protest methods and hopes Vermont's delegation will consider Civil Rights Bill debates as progress is sought.
North Bennington column urges kindness as a civic resolve. It suggests being kind to Suntanners Vermonters and to politicians, noting the need for patience and civil tone amid election year rhetoric and TV campaigns. The piece blends humor with commentary on Vermont life and national politics.
The piece surveys global tensions and optimism as 1964 opens. It highlights thawed East West relations, Cuban missile crisis lessons, Red China's belligerence, Vietnam's Asian pressures, and Latin America's political shifts. It notes risks from unemployment and education needs, ending with a cautious hope for the future.
A Vance. The Keeler scandal reshaped model demand in London, pushing away glamorous looks for a “girl next door” image. Directory 64 notes shifts toward children, pets, and homemaker types as public attention stains the industry. The label of Keeler as a “well known journalist” amid memoirs adds cringe and warns of broader implications for media exposure.
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