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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1963
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont.
Williams College with an anonymous private foundation will buy most of Mount Hope Farm, a 1000 acre tract near Williamstown. The project aims to develop the land responsibly with town and Northern Berkshire Industrial Development Corp oversight. Tax revenue remains with the town as educational land is tax exempt, and plans include research and residential use to bolster long term tax returns.
ALA doubts safety belts preventing injuries and pushes for driver tests while noting highway deaths rose despite belts. Harvard Medical School researchers find human failure only one factor. AAA Foundation plans full scale study of car weak spots. Safety advances focus on safer cars and roads rather than universal judgment tests.
Tuesday’s ballots in Erie Suffolk Niagara and Onondaga counties draw attention from GOP and Democratic leaders. Analysts expect results to hint at national contest momentum with shifts possible in county executives district attorneys sheriffs and mayorships. Governors and party chairs stress local outcomes will not dictate presidential decisions.
In Atlanta Billy Graham told about 750 Protestant ministers that a great awakening is reshaping Protestantism and Roman Catholicism. He urged active outreach amid modern temptations and cited Rome’s Ecumenical Council debates as evidence church life must engage current events.
Local readers discuss the film Operation Abolition arguing it is an official HUAC document with contested accuracy. They urge presenting both versions including Operation Correction to inform the public and foster civic engagement.
The writer thanks Emma Hoyt for noting the film Operation Abolition to be shown for the third time in the area at 8 tonight in Bendi. The Jaycees invite public viewership and say post show discussion will follow.
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