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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1968
Page
10
The Pueblo crisis deepens as North Korea retains the ship and 82 crewmen. Washington debates apology versus risk of war as talks stall. Both sides trade charges and propaganda while no release appears imminent.
Milton R Bass argues critics face universal hostility from professionals and audiences alike. He recalls a New York wedding with a motion picture executive and notes five poets at a Book Awards symposium blaming critics for arts decline. He cites Edward Albee’s lecture earnings and theater woes as proof.
A veteran film critic explains his unchanging approach, arguing that his yardstick lets readers know in advance what he will think. He recalls a hometown reader who values honesty and notes many people want universal agreement before deeming something good. The critic insists consistency guides public judgment.
Hollywood NBC will air Jack Benny’s single television special of the year starring the 74 year old funnyman. Benny says he works each year to stay young and fit and enjoys the craft as his formula for youth.
Television critic Rick Dubrow compares NBCs Travels With Charley The New Voices of Watts and Vietnam The War This Week noting Charley is the finest most pleasant and antiseptic but also arguably superficial while Watts and War This Week seem buried and less engaging. Benny discusses his one yearly special and touring plans plus his view on staying visible.
An education specialist argues local districts face near bankruptcy from rising education costs driven by salaries supplies and equipment. He calls for broader tax bases and more state or federal financial aid to avoid chaos and preserve quality.
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