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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1963
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont.
A Vermont editorial argues against political influence in Bennington Municipal Court selections. It favors George M. Fienberg, notes Hoff's influence, cites past standards set by Judge Clark and Holden, and urges nonpartisan bar nomination while urging reform of state government study.
The four day East German Party Congress produced friction between Eastern European Communist leaders and China. Ulbricht urged a unified stand for peace while Gomulka blamed China as irresponsible. Togliatti called Chinese policies dogmatic. No final break occurred. a motion to ban airing disagreements was the only concrete action.
Dr Heinz Nordhoff argues VW seeks cultural influence to prevent social sameness in Wolfsburg while not intruding on workers private lives. VW funds European orchestras athletic events and art exhibits to broaden horizons and avoid uniformity. Barre-Montpelier Times Argus notes Vermont bodies support UVM educational television license.
Washington urges patience as the Kennedy administration pursues new disarmament talks with the Soviet Union. Commentary notes split within the Communist bloc driven by Castro and China, with on-site inspections and limited tests under discussion. Negotiators seek to keep space cooperation probes open amid cautious optimism.
A Burlington born philosopher John Dewey is praised for clear thinking and leadership. The letter urges Governor to study Dewey, critique two legislative sessions, and push federal aid for Vermont. It cites a Navy figure in Washington and warns that neglecting economic development risks upheaval. Pownal.
Quotes from Mary Deasy H. Stuart Hughes and Robert Baram explore the modern political landscape. The snippets compare television culture to classic political icons and discuss how opponents are viewed as formidable, well-funded figures.
In a Stroutville style tale, Brother Fox proposes a protective pact with Brother Beaver and other forest animals. Beaver floods the swamp to build a dam while Fox claims leadership. The plan backfires as habitats vanish and the animals lose their homes. The forest devolves into conflict and the promised protection collapses.
AP analyzes President Kennedy after two years in office. Foreign affairs show limited, steady leadership and missile confidence but no major long term gains. The Cuba invasion stands as his major failure. domestic push for programs remains cautious while tax cuts prompt future battles.
Last week a Drovers Telegram reader reports a movie so bad the theater offered refunds to patrons on entry. The claim highlights audience reaction to the silver screen event.
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