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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1963
Page
4
The Bennington Banner notes its daily publication schedule excluding Sundays and holidays. It lists 425 Main Street, Bennington, Vermont as its office and identifies BANNER PUBLISHING CORPORATION as the publisher.
The editorial argues the wheat program defeat reflects farmers seeking relief from controls and supports, not an outright ideological clash. It notes opponents now favor higher price supports without production limits and frames surplus management as the administration’s underlying aim.
The piece argues against unlimited wheat production, warning of market gluts and falling prices that hurt small farmers and complicate tariffs with Europe. It calls the American Farm Bureau Federation to offer a workable plan balancing price supports with market demand.
Ambassador Stevenson warns Moscow aims to cripple the UN by withholding payments and vetoing budget items. The Kremlin today threatened to block funds for peacekeeping in Congo and the Middle East, and the $137 million emergency bond issue, risking the body's ability to act.
Three Vermont towns Hartford Woodstock and Norwich seek to join with Hanover Enfield and Canaan in an Upper Valley Development Council Inc to promote industrial development acquire land for sale own and sell property and share operating costs The plan envisions one representative per town on the board with rotating presidency The move mirrors blurred state lines and aims to boost regional growth pending legislative action.
AP analyst notes a slow year in Congress with Southern resistance to civil rights and debate over tax cuts. Abroad, Kennedy faces alliance tensions with de Gaulle and Khrushchev, while preparations shape the second half.
Letters discuss Mrs. Howlett’s tennis clinics for Bennington youth, summer court use at Bennington College, and registration steps. Other letters criticize Vermont agricultural leadership, warn about school district withdrawal impacts, praise neighbors who helped recover a lost dog, raise concerns on nuclear testing effects on children, and share a barbed quip about a friend’s hangover.
Edward M. Galvin, 52, head of New York State Police security, has guarded five continents and three governors including Dewey Harriman and Rockefeller. A diplomat and secrecy expert, he accompanied Governors on campaigns, ski trips, and overseas tours, from Korea to New Guinea, earning fame as a nonpartisan protector.
The report notes Captain Galvin blamed a golf slice on a sore arm the day before Rockefeller’s May 4 marriage. Later it emerged the arm pain stemmed from injections a doctor had given him earlier that week for the South America trip.
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