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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1962

Page

4

UCS contribution noted by Banner on community impact

The UCS is gaining local confidence and expanding services to treat mental health issues at the population level. With expanded facilities collaboration with Bennington College and Putnam Memorial Hospital, a resident psychiatrist will join this summer to strengthen staff and outreach.

United Counseling Service Banner UCS The Bennington College Putnam Memorial Hospital

Pearson presses no nuclear armament for Canada stance

Liberal leader Lester B. Pearson argues against supplying nuclear weapons to Canada, warning such gifts would not boost power but risk global arms racing. He contrasts Canada with government officials and urges cautious policy in Ottawa and Washington.

France China Canada Liberal Party Lester B. Pearson John G. Diefenbaker Douglas Harkness Diefenbaker Pearson United States Soviet Union Washington Ottawa

Keyser Plays to Votes on Drinking Age Ambiguity

Gov. F Ray Keyser avoided a clear stance on reducing Vermont’s minimum drinking age, citing “irresponsible” reporting. The issue split voters as Rep Philip Hoff pressed for a firm position, leaving Keyser to issue a specific answer under political pressure.

F. Ray Keyser Vermont St. Albans Messenger Vermont Sunday News Keyser New York State Rep Philip Hoff Burlington

Len Morrison No Stuffed Shirt

Profile of Judge Leonard Morrison a Vermont Democrat known for humor and frank talk. The article lauds his humane approach, belief in selective bonds, and plans to seek a second term, noting his courtroom charm and practical view of politics. Includes quotes from other papers.

Leonard Morrison Judge Morrison Vermont GOP Gov Keyser Len” Morrison

Eastland attacks threaten the Supreme Court

A Washington columnist argues that Senator James Eastland’s public assault on Justice Warren and the Supreme Court is part of a historical pattern of political demagoguery. The piece warns that such rhetoric undermines respect for law and could incite disorder, while noting ongoing court decisions on desegregation and reapportionment underline the court’s evolving role.

Supreme Court of the United States Sen James O. Eastland Senate Judiciary Committee Sen. Eastland Civi Birchites Warren America Tennessee Congress Supreme Court Mississippi State Supreme Court

Conservatives Target Rockefeller and Javits in New York Fight

In Albany, Republican leaders confront organized conservatives pushing an independent party to oppose Governor Rockefeller and Senator Javits. Conservatives claim wide anti Rockefeller Javits sentiment could spur turnout, while GOP leaders insist the party can unite conservatives with liberal-mleaning members.

Albany New York Rockefeller U. S Jacob K. Javits Javits Upstate GOP Barry Goldwater Arizona Senate Walter J. Mahoeny Assembly Joseph F. Carlino Republican Party Rockefeller-Javits Kieran O'Doherty New York City O'Doherty Syracuse O’doherty White House

Kennedy vows active presidency for general welfare

AP analysis notes Kennedy frame his anti inflation stance as a duty to the general welfare. He cites Roosevelt lineage and Employment Act of 1946 to justify executive leadership, pledging to influence prices and wages and urge steel talks, with the Kennedy clan keeping the presidency in public view.

Washington Kennedy Theodore Roosevelt United Auto Workers UAW United States Roosevelt Edward S. Corwin Louis W. Koenig Clinton Rossiter America Congress Truman Eisenhower Council of Economic Advisers

Growing Up Busy For Modern Children Says Father

A New York writer reflects on his daughter Tracy’s remark that his wife has been a wonderful mother. He observes today’s children lead scheduled, hectic lives and require parents to act as secretaries and chauffeurs. He notes childhood is more fleeting and urges staying young.

New York Tracy Frances

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Bennington Banner Banner Publishing Corporation Main Street Bennington St. Albans Len’ Morrison Brattleboro Bath Maine Hagerman Potomac By Robert G. Spivak Washlon Jon Joe McCarthy McCarthy Kirtland I J.F.K AP Press Hal Boyle
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