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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1963
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily excluding Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation. Its office is located at 425 Main Street in Bennington, Vermont.
Editorial argues a federal court may hesitate to force reapportionment in Vermont. It notes the Vermont Independent Party aims to sue, Gov. Hoff supports the case, and a 1901–present mismatch in representation sparks debate. The piece questions court intervention delaying a longstanding local process.
A Vermont writer laments a looming hat-makers strike and the loss of New York and Boston newspapers. He recalls favorite columnists and features from the Herald Tribune, Sunday Times, and others, lamenting the lack of access and the time wasted without their pages.
Allan Temko discusses car culture and urban design with the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions. He argues roads, garages, and freeways consume prime downtown space in Los Angeles San Francisco and other cities while praising carless urban relief found in London Venice and Bermuda.
The piece argues the Kennedy budget adopts a new theory prioritizing balancing the economy over balancing the yearly budget. It notes deficits of 4.3 billion and 7.6 billion for 1963 and 1964, cites tax cuts, and warns old administrative-budget balance fails. The Council of Economic Advisors is praised, yet proof remains inconclusive.
A compilation of quotes from Dr Paul Dudley White Ashad Mahakian Patrick Dennis and A O Duer. The remarks cover physical and mental exertion in education and life goals, language biases, and the Cold War tied to the Olympic Games and space challenge.
Edgar M. Bronfman appeals to The Banner readers and business leaders to support promoting well known advertised brands. He argues unadvertised private labels weaken brand loyalty and advertising, urging editors and employers to back the program and consider implementing its logic.
Hal Boyle muses on the clash between minimalists who purge and hoarders who cling to memories. He argues keeping keepsakes preserves comfort and memory, defending clutter as a safeguard against insecure adulthood and imagining a final resting pile of cherished memorabilia.
John Ciardi recalls a television story from 1962 in which a writer persuades a guest star by promises only to discover the show is canceled The executive’s curt advice is to tell the truth or lie in response to the guest’s questions about the broken plans
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