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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1963
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street, Bennington, Vermont.
President Kennedy taps Henry Cabot Lodge former UN chief as U S ambassador to South Vietnam. Lodge, a Republican and anti Communist negotiator, is likely to win Senate approval and must balance diplomacy with GOP support. South Vietnam presents a dangerous transition from the Diem regime amid Vietcong threat.
The Vermont Division of Employment Security and its federal counterparts primarily pay unemployment checks while also serving as proactive job placement services. Public agencies have expanded to place over 1.3 million workers over 45 and 280,000 handicapped workers in 1962, promoting shared efforts with private agencies amid calls for expansion rather than retrenchment.
Hoff criticizes the Republican legislature for improvident spending and a late rushed session. He mocks the meals tax as a UVM tax funding extravagant sums for Weybridge farm rebuilding. Critics urge a higher three to five cent rise on $1 purchases. The piece notes Hoff’s prestige rising and the legislature’s potential decline in history.
The Khrushchev speech in East Germany sparks debate on a possible atmosphere and sea test ban with underground testing excluded. Harriman and Hallsham meet Khrushchev as Senate resolutions push for a ban, while Western leaders weigh implications for nonaggression pacts and multipower parity.
New York civic renewal programs displace residents and raze blocks, leaving about 400 cats homeless in a six block area. The note also surveys trivia from various topics, including aging brides, drinking habits, national anthems, and historical estates.
A college columnist shares positive global developments. Guinea builds a modern, privately driven city with bauxite exports and trained Guineans, while Sweden, Denmark, and Norway plan a 3000-man UN emergency force. World Neighbors aids Filipino families with infrastructure and jobs, and the Peace Corps gains acclaim.
A wife in Heaven and her husband in Hell trade a phone call about their afterlife duties. She enjoys easy tasks with coal and a short day, while he endures long dawn duties gathering stars and rolling clouds, noting the staff is short handed.
Letters to the Editor discuss U S travel limits to Cuba and the Castro regime arguing travel bans aid propaganda. Elena de Prosse of Stockbridge notes concerns while Bradford Smith comments on shifting alliances and potential realignment with Russia against Mao Tse-tung reflecting on past wartime loyalties.
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