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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1962
Page
4
Merchants promote a downtown revival with August celebration to boost business and image. New street lighting and refurbishing planned to attract tourists, highlight recreation and historic sites, and encourage community participation to lift Bennington’s business climate.
The article argues that withholding income taxes at the source, including on dividends and interest, is a justified necessary evil. It contrasts the objections to withholding with wages and salaries, noting similar hardships and the greater aim of preventing tax evasion, estimated at 700 million dollars annually. The piece defends extending withholding to unearned income as part of equitable tax administration.
Washington analysis notes de Gaulle seeks a Europe led by a Franco German pairing and argues Britain and the United States would be secondary. It highlights tensions with Adenauer and German instability, and contrasts a liberal pro Atlantic group favoring British membership with the Gaullist bloc.
The government accepts CF A proposals to maintain butter price supports and cut government stocks to wholesalers, aiming for cheaper housewife butter by 12 to 15 cents. taxpayers face a $34.5 million annual gap as 200 million pounds rot unsold, with profits shifting to margarine as prices fall.
AP report from San Francisco notes sharp stock swings worry Californians and puzzle them more. Bank of America vice chairman Rudolph Peterson and Standard Oil of California president O N Miller discuss overpricing, earnings, and political headlines as Kaiser Industries executives see a sound economy but warn on confidence.
A Maine reader argues that a Supreme Court decision favoring city residents will push country folk to seek equal access to urban perks. He complains about parking meters and recreation, calls for rural renewal funding, and envisions a shift of emergency plans to urban centers.
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru notes that a politician may perceive the right path but must communicate that view to others to act, while a saint may be stoned without needing to persuade.
Herbert G. Ogden of Hartland argues that Gov Keyser and Hackett failed to identify a true policy difference between Republicans and Democrats. He says both parties advance similar programs, with Republicans stressing responsibility and Democrats emphasizing rights, and suggests voters choose individuals over parties.
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