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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1962
Page
3
The Kennedy administration expects a gradual, moderate rise in the market aligned with a steady business expansion into 1963. Officials reject emergency stimulus, but contemplate tax cuts and depreciation boosts to bolster investment while market nerves recover from last week’s drop.
International laymen seminar held June 8 to 10 at the Congregational Christian Conference Center in Pembroke. Attendees include church leaders from Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts and Rhode Island with speakers from the United Church of Christ overseas and domestic boards.
Auburn University professors Dr. G. E. Tanger and T. C. Minn say oral examinations better reveal student understanding. Their research found a student may solve assigned problems and pass written tests yet not grasp core principles, as oral testing probes understanding not shown by written work.
Edward Benjamin formerly of Bennington is named vice president in charge of sales for Detroit Overall Mfg Co. He will lead national sales from Detroit and its warehouses in Los Angeles and San Francisco. Benjamin, a Navy veteran, married Helen Leech of Detroit. they have two daughters. His mother Mary Benjamin lives in Bennington.
Washington reports that ownership of tree farms has jumped from 10 percent to 33 percent over the last decade, as workers dream of a personal tree farm and American Forest Products Industries notes the trend.
The National Council against Nuclear Bombs and for the Promotion of Peace asks President Kennedy to cancel high altitude tests in the Pacific. The group, backed by the Democratic Socialist party, warns ongoing U.S. tests will harm U.S.-Japan relations and claims a membership around three million.
AP analysis contrasts Khrushchev's inflation rationale in the Soviet Union with U S price trends. It notes his claim that higher wages and pensions push up butter and meat prices while Western economists question the agriculture efficiency and funding in the Soviet system. The piece also discusses US inflation confusion and wage price spiral concerns.
Burbank California UPI report: Arthur Hiller signed by Walt Disney to direct The Miracle of the White Stallions, a postwar recovery drama about Lipizzan horses from behind the Iron Curtain.
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