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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1962
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont.
A report on Walter H. Judd’s criticism of tying Alliance for Progress aid to Latin American reforms. The piece argues for a four year $3 billion authorization and defense of steadfast aid against Castroism, opposing Judd’s call to curtail commitments. It cites the White House discussion with Latin American ambassadors and advocates continued U S pressure and patience.
The piece argues Soviet harassment of Allied flights in Berlin air corridors aims to pressure for a permanent settlement and gain leverage at the negotiating table. It notes Kennedy urged Moscow to desist while warning that such tactics risk escalation, showing little real change in Soviet aims and keeping a summit outcome uncertain.
The Department of Labor reports 145000 active welfare and pension plans filing under the disclosure act as of July 1, totaling about 436000 benefits. Employers or employer groups run 89 percent of funds, bearing 44 percent of costs, with nearly half covering manufacturing workers and notable shares in wholesale retail and service sectors.
Washington argues the Evian Algeria treaty between France and the FLN offers the best chance for a peaceful, multi racial state in Algeria. It warns Gen de Gaulle must subdue the OAS rebellion to prove the agreement can work and ensure France’s enduring interests.
AP analyzes the early spring economic signals as February data show a rebound in personal income and industrial output. Wages rose to a record annual rate, manufacturing payrolls expanded, and unemployment fell, though durable goods orders slid while backlogs stayed high. The piece notes auto and retail optimism tied to Easter and weather, and asks if consumer spending and business confidence will lift spring demand.
In a hunting party a member kept to the male hound rule and brought only a female out of courtesy. The pack vanished quickly over a hill and the puzzled hunters later asked a farmer about the dogs. The farmer quipped it was the first time he saw a fox run sixth.
Paul Warfield of Shaftsbury urges public committees to hold open meetings and present clear reports on union high school district plans. He warns against steamroller tactics, high pressure campaigns, and alienating rhetoric, stressing factual study, local control, and voter protection.
Plasma may power future spaceships with a plasma pinch engine that ejects bursts of ionized gas at extreme speeds. The system runs on nitrogen converted by solar energy and magnetic confinement, offering long endurance and potential fusion power with minimal radioactive waste.
Quote from A J Hayes president of the International Association of Machinists asserts that withdrawal from world trade and isolation are impossible. He argues world trade offers an opportunity to align productive potential with that of other free nations for shared benefit.
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