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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1963
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street, Bennington, Vermont.
The piece argues President Kennedy’s policies meet strong opposition at home and abroad. It highlights domestic woes from unemployment to housing and crime, and foreign strains in Europe, Latin America, and Asia. It contemplates a strategic shift and questions whether Kennedy can govern effectively.
A speaker laments America's wealth and power and links soaring unemployment and poverty to a corrupting global dominance. He warns that massive nuclear arms and excesses breed social decay and mental illness while questioning the morality of a nation with unequal prosperity.
The 94 day New York newspaper strike ends with Mayor Wagner hailed for helping secure a settlement. The piece notes automation as a key issue and cites Dorothy Schiff resuming publication, while warning the public suffered most.
The Rutland Herald reports many small Vermont towns voted $100 to a private defense group named the Committee to Save the Vermont Constitution, while rejecting regional development funds and hospital support. The piece questions town psychology and preference for state-backed solutions over locally self help.
Brazil faces severe inflation with a 52 percent rate, prompting a tax reform and big budget cuts as Francisco San Thiago Dantes seeks loan reschedulings and new funding. The crisis tests Brazil's government, impacts foreign policy, and affects Latin America's stance toward Washington and Havana.
Hal Boyle notes that business leaders and military chiefs often show more temper and insecurity than artists. He cites movie stars and pro baseball players as wary of others, adds quips on aging portraits and snobbery, then shifts to Brazil where Dom Helder Camara criticizes Alliance for Progress amid Latin America’s wealth gap and political strains.
The text juxtaposes thoughts on creativity with dislike of snobbery. It includes a Melbourne Florida high school English teacher Harriet Campbell quote on reading, and a joke about pink flamingos as social proof. It also features a J Edgar Hoover quote on freedom as disciplined effort to reach destiny.
AP analysis argues Khrushchev’s shifts on Stalin and liberal ideas among Soviet intellectuals threaten regime control. As education and material well being rise, the party risks greater discontent and possible peaceful paths with the West may emerge. Natural interest note from parish life via Catholic Digest.
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