Bennington Banner Publication Details
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont.
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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1963
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont.
Editorial notes the return of the U S chief negotiator from Geneva signals another stalemate in test ban talks with Russia. Despite narrowed disputes the two sides are far apart over on site inspections with seven sought by the U S and three by the Soviets.
The article notes Republican leaders decrying concessions in Geneva negotiations and accusing the administration of weakening U S prestige by lowering on-site inspection demands. Proponents say cuts reflect advances in detecting explosions at a distance, not Soviet appeasement. The debate centers on security versus scientific progress and the fate of the test ban treaty.
Vermont lawmakers face a party eligibility question as Gov. Hoff seeks a Republican for the three person Liquor Control Board. Rep. George Heaslip's political affiliation is disputed due to cross ticket history, highlighting Vermont's evolving two party culture.
Baltimore Zoo Director Arthur Watson backs a controversial abstract painting titled Black Wish painted by a Mexican burro named Jack. An art critic called in deemed the work hot but odd, remarking the donkey tail method as the artist’s end, and the piece sold for $50 to a Texas buyer.
Washington faces a clash between developers and conservationists as Bethlehem Steel and National Steel push a 20 000 acre dunes project near Lake Michigan. Senator Douglas leads opposition while Birch Bayh and Udall back preservation efforts and outdoor recreation gains.
The article analyzes Rudnick’s retirement from town politics in Williamstown and its potential impact on the town manager government led by Austin. It notes prior challenges to the strong town manager system, the 250000 water project seek with Area Redevelopment funds, and the chance Rudnick’s departure could alter power dynamics among selectmen and local factions.
The article surveys states with no trout closed season and others with brief two month limits. It explains winter angling benefits such as stable river flow, mid day feeding, and dry fly opportunities, while minnows and spinners remain common baits. It also discusses hunting rabbit seasons, weather impacts, and ongoing fish and game law improvements for conservation.
A recent Vermont effort to end a closed trout season drew notable backing but stalled. The article notes renewed campaigning could occur with strong political support, imagining a future where fishing for trout is possible at any time.
As rabbit season ends, Weber Tackle Co. offers the Li l Swedee lure from Stevens Point Wisconsin. The one third ounce metal keel body features a rear stabilizer and a nickel spinner blade that spins as soon as retrieved. It casts well into wind, runs deep on slow retrieves, and targets bottom feeders with four patterns Chub Mud Minnow Shiner and Red Head available at tackle shops.
On a New Zealand farm two bricklayers joke with a housemaid about roosters laying eggs. A farmer overhears his wife saying two silly cows cannot lay bricks, turning the prank into a small humorous note in the Rotarian column. Thoughtful children wait for parents before asking for a drink, per Canton journal note.
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