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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1964
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont. The record records the newspaper’s publication schedule and address.
The NYRA faces an audit after state senator charges of fund squandering and a plan to keep an extra 1 percent of the pari mutuel pool. Vermont officials and operators face similar tax break concerns without full public financial data. The piece urges Vermont to audit its tracks and questions funding two extra years of public college education at taxpayer expense.
George G. Kirstein analyzes the looming unemployment crisis tied to cybernetics and population growth. He notes experts predict 10 to 20 percent unemployment without a coordinated national response and cites labor figures like George Meany warning automation as a curse. He argues for debated policy options to avert calamity and improve the future.
The United Nations faces a tough policing role in Cyprus amid a Greek Turkish majority. Some suggest population exchanges or migrations as a solution, including moving Turkish Cypriots to Turkey and Greeks to Thrace, while warnings of feasibility and climate issues persist.
A Landgrove writer questions Vermont’s highway priorities during debate over Interstate 91 and U.S. 7. The piece argues funds should not finance the interstate at the expense of substandard local arteries and ski traffic patterns, and poses detailed questions to the Vermont Highway Department on costs, lives, and planning.
Hal Boyle notes television repairmen face endless quips about pricing and service. The column uses Alvin as a running joke about repair costs, customer judgments, and the contrast with other careers, reflecting midcentury newsroom humor.
Letters discuss the Citizens Child Service Committee and its 1961 1962 1963 funding from Whitingham town, the legality of aiding a private agency, and impacts on hot lunches dental care and clothing for underprivileged children. The piece notes past audits and the town’s neglect risk, with calls for local action.
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