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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1962
Page
4
Robert E. Collins updates Bennington Rotarians on Vermont Fish and Game Department stocking reforms since 1932. He cites reduced stocked volumes with higher legal-size returns, a shift driven by statistical fish surveys, a 8 year stream study, and a fish‑formula guiding releases.
Music editor Ronald Eyer laments stale summer programming in 1950s America. He cites Alaska Festival of Music in June for Eskimo folk survey and criticizes Berkshire Festival fare in Lenox for repetition. He notes Erich Leinsdorf’s new Berkshire Hills plans may bring radical changes including Handel operas and Haydn masses.
AP News analyzes Secretary of State Dean Rusk, noting his calm, cautious approach and collaboration with President Kennedy. Rusk defended policy against critics like Senator Goldwater, urging alternatives over mere critique, and contrasted with his flamboyant predecessor John Foster Dulles.
A Bennington resident complains at 2 40 a m about noise from the Vermont Gas Corp plant near Lincoln Street County Street and Ben Mont Avenue. She cites rising taxes and damage from emissions while recounting meetings with company officials and local trustees.
NORTH BENNINGTON columnist reflects on travel with children, humorously critiquing How to Travel by Car and With Children in Comfort. The piece offers practical safety tips for transporting groups, from head counts and confiscating toys to managing squabbles and staying alert behind the wheel.
A New York writer recalls a chaotic suburban weekend filled with golf, picnics, barbecues, mosquito bites, and early-morning awakenings. The piece ends with tongue-in-cheek reflections on civility, modern life, and social quirks of suburbia.
Boston physicians and physicists warn that the only real answer to a thermonuclear strike is prevention. Their New England Journal of Medicine study estimates 1.3 million dead and 2.3 million injured in a single 56 megaton blast over Massachusetts, with hospitals overwhelmed and supplies failing.
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