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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is a daily newspaper published by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont excluding Sundays and holidays.
The piece notes Gov. Hoff called Republicans''dirtiest trick yet'' a misunderstanding after $25,000 for a state planning study was cut for erroneous testimony. The debate spotlighted Vermont's need for a detailed statewide study addressing youth exodus, unemployment, and racial inequality amid a national jobs crisis.
The analysis by Dr. Milton Nadworney of UVM finds Vermont retains a sizeable reserve of experienced workers despite youth outmigration. The study suggests a labor pool for new industry even as unemployment rises, urging Gov Hoff to refine conclusions for viable future development and warning against political sabotage of planning efforts.
President Kennedy's Frankfurt speech clarified why he chose to visit Europe despite adviser and commentator opposition. He argues Western unity is fragile and vows U S support to maintain it, addressing timing concerns and regional leadership dynamics.
The Brattleboro reformer notes the Pownal track seeks state help amid a rough season, remarking that state taxes hinge on its success and the public has an interest in the pari mutuel operation.
Opinion notes Kennedy supports a wider grouping of North Atlantic nations including the EC in Europe. It criticizes De Gaulle for neo nationalistic aims and nuclear push while urging restraint on state gambling support and urging investors to consider private venture risks in Pownal.
President Kennedy negotiates a new form of diplomacy via television, seeking to bind Western nations to a shared security path amid rising nationalist pressures. He faces Adenauer, de Gaulle, and Wilson as Germany, Britain, and France weigh multilateral force options and future European cohesion.
The Banner argues graduation speakers stress individual freedom amid civil rights, automation, and state control. It recalls three brief lives showing how personal choice shapes happiness, career, and achievement, from a Brooklyn move decision to a Boston hairdresser who found contentment in service, and a dancer steered by a mother's push for a dance education.
Montpelier reports top problem for Governor's Planning Commission is youth outmigration from Vermont. Dr. Milton Nadworney cites aging labor force, rising female participation, and job shifts from agriculture to services as key drivers shaping future economic policy and planning.
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