Bennington Banner Publication Details 1963
The Bennington Banner published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont. January 15 1963 issue date noted for the Bennington Vermont newspaper.
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Kennedy's State of the Union Presses Tax Cut and Reform
President Kennedy calls for a $13.5 billion tax cut tied to tax reform and aims to boost education health and transit while pursuing international trade liberalization NATO strength and Latin American aid. Analysts note Congress may resist tax cuts but the speech seeks to energize action and growth.
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When Does a Strike Become a Boomerang
A five week old New York Local 6 Typographical Union strike and East Coast longshoremen standstill risk diminishing returns. The piece urges prompt, moderate settlement options under Taft Hartley and Railway Labor Act mediation while noting possible federal actions and arbitration calls.
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Dorothy Schiff
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Board of Inquiry
Congress
Washington Calling Changes in Congress To Get Talented Members Off of the Treadmill
The 88th Congress shows a new generation in the House with Rep Gerald Ford Jr of Michigan elected as House Republican conference chairman. Senators Birch Bayh Gaylord Nelson and George McGovern are named prospects, while seniority rules hinder action and reform appears unlikely due to entrenched leadership and rules.
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Indiana
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
George McGovern
South Dakota
James B. Pearson
Andrew Schoeppel
Kansas
Barry Goldwater
Cooper
Sen
Carl Hayden
Arizona
War can be cured through world government says Adler
The essay in Shaftsbury revisits Mortimer Adler’s view that war is abnormal and curable. It argues against state sovereignty as a lasting peace, favors a world government and a United Nations framework, and proposes steps like an international tribunal and a permanent peace conference to move toward universal order under law.
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Connally
Hoff Qualifies As an Optimist
Gov elect Philip Hoff drafts a two year budget totaling 70.5 million in general fund appropriations down from requests by state departments and up from 1961. He foresees 5 million from parimutuel betting and 5 million from existing taxes to balance without tax increases. Education aid likely rises as part of the plan.
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State Department
Hoff
Shower curtain rod equal rights joke in Ellicottville
A humorous note from the Ellicottville New York Post jokes about drip dry suits granting men equal rights on the shower curtain rod as a playful quip.
Village Equipment Report Suggested by Reader
A reader urges the village to include a detailed equipment listing in the village report. The proposal would show date of condition purchase description and cost for items such as a snow blower and an International truck with condition ratings.
Confidence Endures as Congress Convenes Amid Steady Mood
AP reports that despite Congress opening, business confidence remains steady with muted worries. Job security concerns persist as factory and office output does not guarantee more jobs, while survey data show cautious consumer sentiment and varied plans for any tax cuts.
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Letters to the Editor in The Banner from Byron Harrington
The writer praises the Bennington Village Trustees for hiring a young lawyer to appraise Henry W. Putnam's will terms affecting the water department. He jokes about brainwashing, vacation, and letters to the editor as a cure, signing from 201 Division St., Bennington.
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Quotes on time, cars, and socialism from public figures
Cary Grant says his film showings run under two hours. Robert Moses links car sales to the economy. Henry J. Taylor cites a line beyond which government harms capitalism. The quotes reflect views on time, transportation, and socialism from columnists and public figures.
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Henry J. Taylor
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