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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1963
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont.
The Supreme Court voided Theodore R. Gibson's contempt conviction for not producing a NAACP Miami branch membership list. Justice Goldberg said anti Communist probes cannot invade private group privacy. The decision curbs legislative investigations and reinforces limits on tying members to group views.
The article notes a five member liberal majority including Warren Goldberg Douglas Black Brennan with a conservative minority led by Harlan Stewart Clark. Justice White’s evolving stance remains unsettled after Kennedy appointment. Writers praise the clearer line between individual freedoms and state power in the latest decision.
The death of featherweight champion Davey Moore spurs a campaign to outlaw boxing. Proponents argue boxing is brutal and linked to the underworld, while others push for regulations to protect fighters and curb corruption. Strong public support for tougher rules could suffice without banning the sport.
The Detroit area faces seven percent unemployment despite auto boom. UAW leaders blame limited impact of programs while suggesting a $10-$11 billion annual tax cut via broader withholding. Industry executives favor rapid $6-$7 billion cuts, and party splits could help Romney. Kennedy carried Michigan in 1960 but current mood remains volatile and uncertain for 1964.
AP reports that Justice Arthur J. Goldberg generally aligns with the liberal majority in civil rights rulings, while Justice Byron R. White shows a variable stance. Across multiple March and February decisions on individual rights, Goldberg voted with liberals. White dissented or sided with conservatives in several key cases, leaving his exact ideology unclear.
Edward J. Anderson former Booz Allen Hamilton consultant argues team teaching personalizes learning, offers free time for inquiry, and shifts school culture toward student driven study. He cites Wayland Massachusetts success with community involvement, new teaching practices, and broader teacher support to sustain reform.
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