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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1963
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street, Bennington, Vermont.
Voters across Bennington County advance funding for United Counseling Service, with Bennington Village joining as major contributor. UCS provides diagnostic and counseling services to 18 schools, aiding teachers and principals and aiming to reduce future institutionalization by early intervention.
The IRS eased its strict rules on entertainment and travel claims after facing sustained pushback from business leaders who benefit from lavish expense accounts. While many private taxpayers feel the burden, the compliant majority still bears the cost as the agency retreats from its tough stance.
The article condemns the sweepstakes measure passed by the New Hampshire Legislature and signed by Gov. John W. King as a public moral and political degradation. It argues the law will sap state strength and lead to broader social harm by treating gambling as revenue without addressing underlying corruption.
The article discusses new rules on deducting facility costs and entertainment expenses tied to business, widening who qualifies as a business associate while demanding more record keeping. It notes ongoing limits for dependents and reflects on historical lotteries' corruption and failed attempts at regulation.
News Notes discusses the clash between De Gaulle's Europe of father lands and Western allies push for a united Europe within an Atlantic community. It analyzes NATO burden sharing, future U S commitments, and Britain's possible exclusion from the Common Market while noting looming Sino Soviet tensions and a four bloc world.
The piece argues political careers endure past predicted ends with references to Dewey Farley and DeSapio. It notes Nelson Rockefeller remains a top New York power with a strong organization and potential 1964 presidential bid depending on polls and finances.
In Frankfurt Kennedy harshly criticized De Gaulle for Europe policy, marking a shift from ally to frosty rivals. De Gaulle’s four moves opposed American plans for multilateral nuclear forces and European unity under U.S. leadership, deepening strains within NATO and the Western alliance.
Hal Boyle notes a curious link between diet and height over decades as Americans grow taller while average annual food intake drops. The column shares quips on happiness from pearls to jokes, while presenting quick facts on vision, superstition, dandruff advice, and a holiday safety slogan from The Catholic Digest.
An English traveler discovers a strange insect in a railway compartment and writes to the railroad company. In London he receives a courteous apology from the passenger agent about the incident, then finds a slip reading Send this guy the bug letter in the same envelope.
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