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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1963
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street, Bennington, Vermont.
Editorial compares Bennington and Manchester town reports, noting Bennington's 36 page document raises questions about accounting transfers and sewage project funding. It contrasts Manchester’s 92 page, diagram rich report with detailed budgets and maps, highlighting citizen apathy toward local government transparency.
The Burlington Free Press argues Vermont must resolve a stalemate between the governor and legislature. It favors Governor Hoff's study plan but warns of veto risks and urges timely action on taxes, school aid, roads, and welfare during this session.
Observers say only a full White Paper can calm Cuba policy quarrels in 1964 by detailing failures and successes without gloss. The piece would expose expert counts at risk of red faces and may clarify the intelligence record while fueling partisan leaks.
A Vermont reader argues for clear limits between government planning and local responsibility within the Republican Party. He cites books on Kennedy family influence and New Deal advisers, notes rising welfare costs, and highlights wealth and media power shaping modern campaigns.
In a corrected assessment, CHARD POWERS SMITH admits an error in counting subversive peace groups. The 1961 guide reduces listed groups from 86 to 61 after excluding non peace related entries and duplications. The revised figure yields 2 percent infection of communism among about 3,000 peace groups.
Mrs. Florence Kozak, winner of the New York City Grand Street Boys Club Award for Dedicated Teachers, lauds the teacher pupil relationship as a precious learning bond, not a teaching machine or simple tasks like eating an apple.
AP analyst notes China and France remain outside test ban talks and may test independently. China rejects binding treaties without its own negotiation, complicating U S Russia efforts. US seeks ability to end agreements if others begin testing, while France and China pose risk of expanding nuclear powers.
On Oct 3 Undersecretary George Ball told a congressional committee there was no evidence of an offensive buildup in Cuba citing current intelligence. Roger Hilsman Jr. later said he had read it to McCone and the CIA director recollected informal clearance. Ball omitted a sentence about unidentified material near Cuban defenses.
The passage ponders a bold figure willing to risk mass vote power and questions whether a new party will emerge. It speculates on a conservative versus liberal clash and who might define the terms, leaving the author uncertain.
A passenger forgets a Scandinavian fur hat on a rack. A woman points it out, joking that the hat has remained still since he left, in Capper's Weekly humor column.
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