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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1963
Page
4
The Bennington Banner operates daily except Sundays and holidays and is published by the Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont.
The treaty marks a historic step toward halting nuclear arms race growth and reducing fallout. It shows U S Soviet cooperation on parallel interests, signaling possible East–West arms control progress. Yet the pact remains limited and not a guaranteed peace solution.
The text critiques a first step nuclear test ban highlighting an abrogation clause allowing any of the three powers to resume testing if extraordinary events threaten its interests. It notes no underground test inspections, France and China pressures, and doubts about prewar deployment of a comprehensive ban. Despite flaws, initialing in Moscow offers rare hope for peace.
The New York DMV revoked Gareth Martinis driving license citing leaving the scene of an accident and driving dangerously though a three judge panel had acquitted him of those charges. The editor argues no state agency should override court findings and urges due process before revoking driving privileges.
Letter to the editor arguing the Irish Sweepstake is illegal in the United States and accusing the press of glorifying it. It cites federal statutes on lottery tickets and mailings, claims odds of 450000 to 1, and names Joseph McGrath and Spencer Freeman as beneficiaries. It warns Congress may regulate media coverage.
The Union School Board moves toward open meetings to involve the community in planning a new union high school. Aug 8 meeting at Bennington Elementary School, with debate over Col Fairfax Ayres plan. Paris hosts a circus atmosphere as De Gaulle’s press conference and test ban debate unfold amid France’s nuclear ambitions and public skepticism. A Brookings Institution report urges flexible international credit to ease balance of payments without harming domestic growth.
Readers debate a family protection law affecting foster siblings and suggest alternatives. A Shaftsbury reader proposes a Vermont cultural center to replace a race track. A Bennington reader praises real estate restraint and community support for foster families. A North Bennington letter lauds the peace forum’s work toward disarmament.
New York Governor Rockefeller returned from the national governors conference in Miami with a clear plus. He emphasized civil rights, calling for a caucus of the 16 GOP governors and urging an official record of the conference stance.
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