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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1962
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont.
Nixon spoke to about 200 reporters in Los Angeles after losing California to Pat Brown. The piece calls his concession speech paranoid and bitter, blaming the press for a perceived persecution since the Alger Hiss case, and sees his defeat as a grim finale for a once formidable political figure.
The writer describes deer hunting as opening in Vermont with thousands afield and many bucks being harvested. He urges slower, steadier movement, careful scanning, and comfort measures, including weather-appropriate clothing and a reliable compass, and shares live and dressed weight ranges for venison. He hints at next column from deer camp in Peru and plans a week of rest and cooking.
The article argues curricula present an idealized world and ignore controversy and violence. It cites courtship and marriage myths in social studies texts and neglect of foreign policy self-interest, colonialism, and genocide. It suggests foundations could sponsor more accurate textbooks from outside voices.
A Christian Science Monitor summary notes retirees favor staying in familiar blighted neighborhoods rather than new garden developments. Hearings by the Senate Aging Committee discuss involuntary relocation from urban renewal and highway projects and urge consideration of older tenants’ needs and transition time.
Washington analysis of the 1962 Senate races argues the Goldwater conservative wing harmed the Republican Party. It notes internal splits, Nixon’s dual strategy, and a Democratic comeback led by Pat Brown and Jesse Unruh amid a North South divide. The piece forecasts a difficult 1964 nomination hunt and a stronger Democratic foothold.
Mt Greylock Regional School marks its first year with pride in achievements and staff development. Supt McDonald notes salary bands and selective hiring foster dedication though vocational paths and French emphasis shape curriculum. Williams College volunteers bolster lectures as student council grows and a new principal expands planning.
A Columbus North Carolina church service on leave featuring a pastor who urged the congregation to honor three young men ready to go overseas. He asked everyone to look at the servicemen and prayed that they defend the country against its enemies.
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