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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1962
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont.
At Beltsville Maryland the USDA created a method to remove up to 98 percent of strontium 90 from milk using a resin bed exchanging salts with the contaminant. Sophie Tucker and Madame Curie cows fed strontium 85 provided the needed sample milk with no apparent harm. The program, intended for emergency use in nuclear incidents, would add about 10 cents per quart.
The piece argues against arming NATO with American Polaris armed submarines, warning it would spread nuclear control, raise miscalculation risk, and undermine deterrence. It notes technical hurdles and proposes a UK France US linked scheme but doubts its viability.
In a discussion on Berlin the speaker argues for negotiated status with the Soviet Union rather than force. A successful Berlin accord could reduce tensions, stabilize East Germany, and ease East European dissent while avoiding a slide toward nuclear risk.
The Vermont State Fish Hatchery system led by Bob Keir reports the Bennington facility tops the state in capital investment. The 100 acre hatchery houses 81 rearing pools and ships brood and eggs from private firms to stock streams and ponds amid rising angling pressure and natural trout production.
Rutland Herald reports tests by the Department of Public Safety and the state pathologist show carbon monoxide in car and truck interiors remains a constant danger. About two thirds of vehicles tested were free of CO, while nearly one third had CO levels, underscoring hidden risks of closed windows and unvented interiors.
A refined Harlem poet with social fire, Langston Hughes blends poetry and jazz in Ask Your Mama 12 Moods for Jazz. The review praises his courage against intolerance and his warmth with humor, noting his influence on young Negro writers and his satirical edge.
Milton Bass reviews Langston Hughes and the book Ask Your Mama noting the poetry’s call to be read aloud and its reflection on the Negro world’s struggles and triumphs. The piece discusses themes of desegregation, migration, and culture while praising the book’s production and concluding with a recommendation to own a copy.
Bennington Board of Zoning Appeals members split on Paradise Restaurant West Main Street plan. Critics call it spot zoning and warn it could undermine the village zoning plan. Some urge full South Main Street re zoning to avoid piecemeal changes.
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