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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1963
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corp at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont as of November 1963.
Boston voters rebuke reformers as most winners deny de facto segregation in schools. An incumbent who acknowledged the issue trailed behind. NAACP and Attorney General Brooke cite imbalances while the committee again declines talks, casting doubt on northern cities facing their own race problems.
Hayden S. Pearson argues that a fireplace brings warmth music and beauty beyond mere heat. A well tended fire requires thought and attention and rewards the caretaker with a glow in the heart and a rich mix of woods and aromas.
Fischetti describes yellow flame from apple wood and bluish light, elm logs with russet flames, and white ash patterns. Gray birch burns with lively flames. careful tending and moderate fires create draft, encourage contemplation, and foster satisfaction in simple life as homeowners seek fireplaces.
Visiting Editor notes economy fails to create new jobs despite prosperity. Cites Adlai Stevenson controversy, youth unemployment, slums, and the need for planning to use human resources. Highlights Ginzberg warns of wasted potential and shifts to service jobs amid tech and defense pressures.
Readers debate the Green Mountain Patriots, church in schools, and freedom of assembly. Rex P. Sheldon defends rights to discuss Supreme Court decisions. Richard T. Scott Jr. critiques Rockefeller politics. The letter ends by praising Gov. John Connally's stance linking religion to anti-communist resolve.
A century of curiosities and questions spans from the 1901 McKinley assassination in Buffalo to Vermont figures like Louis Sherry and the Leland brothers, Whitman's Burlington bequest, and Eliot’s The Dry Salvages. The author muses on digs into local lore, missing details, and seasonal Vermont foliage notes from 1963.
The piece analyzes four Soviet U.S. convoy clashes on the West Germany to Berlin highway. It argues Moscow aims to pressure access to Berlin and shows Khrushchev faces hard-liner rivals. It frames the incidents as political maneuvering, not full military aggression.
Hal Boyle reflects on New York's allure and pace. The city cultivates a viewership attitude, a hunger for possibility, and a taste for risk as people rush past without fully engaging. Excitement becomes nourishment in a place where cake may be within reach.
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