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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1963
Page
4
The Bennington Barber published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont.
The Mt Anthony Union School District confronts a major split as Bennington Village weighs leaving the union. Editors urge active citizen involvement and a door to door campaign to promote cooperative planning for lower per district costs and improved education amid tax pressures.
The NAACP asks a federal court to require the Census to count abridgement of voting rights when apportioning House seats, risking loss of Southern representation. A constitutional amendment tying seats to registered voters could deter discrimination and boost turnout, yet practical enforcement remains doubtful.
A Boston Globe editorial urges President Kennedy to stay home to confront the racial crisis at home, arguing executive action and Congress action are needed to enforce equal rights amid protests, violence, and mounting national tension. The piece questions the trip's timing and warns against political entanglements abroad.
NORTH BENNINGTON Casey Stengel faced trouble with the Mets last year but never had a dugout request to hold a tooth. The piece praises Little League managers for guiding young players, noting how kids improve, the humor of their mistakes, and the differences from Major League life.
Two letters to The Banner critique Vermont politics and on site nuclear inspections. Faxon Bowen of Arkmont Pownal mocks the pigeon control bill and cites Cromwell era history. James P. Stannard of South Dorset questions Khrushchev letter influence and suggests Corliss Lamont’s prior ties may affect response.
The piece argues U S racial unrest weakens American prestige abroad and helps Red China and the Soviet Union, detailing Beijing's global propaganda, economic activity, and tactics to split Western and Soviet blocs. It predicts a July Moscow talk on ideology could reshape world influence and urges Western unity against Beijing and Moscow strategies.
A 13 year old, Hum or Myson, bedridden with bronchitis, improves only to still cough loudly as he listens to a baseball game on headphones. He returns to school the next day, noted by James S. Woods and referenced in Good Housekeeping Magazine.
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