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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1965
Page
10
A UPI photo from a Chinese Communist publication depicts children labeled as Red Scarf Little Devils armed with rifles and ammunition belts. It claims China has the mightiest military with a total force of 220 million and a population around 700 million.
Richard Caswell and five Bennington High School seniors joined hist ory teacher to Dartmouth College for a one day school on Eastern Europe in Transition. Sessions featured MIT and Polish officials, Soviet diplomats, and Dartmouth moderators, with sharp exchanges on trade and borders.
The writer describes early spring rituals at Swampacres with chickadees and chipmunks returning, a lingering snow cover, and a vivid natural scene. They note garden plans, a South African lily unexpectedly surviving, and sightings of fox sparrows, juncos, crows, and an owl as migration begins. The piece blends personal observations with wildlife behavior and a brief oil smudge cleanup aftermath.
The English Department recently presented a movie about the French Revolution titled A Tale of Two Cities starring Ronald Coleman. It follows Charles Darnay fleeing to England, back to France, and his execution swap with Sydney Carton who dies in his place.
Santa Barbara based Ernest Brooks, president of the Brooks Institute of Photography, predicts teachers today will become television script writers tomorrow and future teachers may become Hollywood actors. He notes youths will demand high technical excellence from educational television, reflecting standards seen on commercial screens.
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