Bennington Banner details and publishing info
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street, Bennington Vermont.
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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1962
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street, Bennington Vermont.
Directors favor the Fillmore Farms property for the regional high school, citing development costs access and legal and bus-route studies. The gently rolling pasture overlooks Bennington Elm Street with Mt. Anthony nearby, offering both urban and rural views and ample undeveloped acreage for future growth.
The district proposes a 50 acre site with option to add another 50 acres by 1975. Officials say the expansive land reflects a shift from central town schools to outskirts campuses, easing congestion and enabling integrated layout and programs. District directors invite input while signaling high standards and long range planning.
The Der Spiegel arrest crisis strains Bonn's coalition as Rudolf Augstein and editors face treason charges for reporting weak German armed forces. Adenauer's government fears public support erosion while press freedom is debated in capitals abroad and at home.
New York based Larry Matthews credits his wife with a late night beauty salon idea that grew into a chain. He says a majority of wives want their husbands to tone up their hair and predicts more men will color hair, with personal satisfaction from helping working girls.
An unnamed narrator recalls post election travel and campaigning in Vermont. vignettes include a Nassau promo bid, the role of radio and TV, anecdotes from Rutland to Montpelier, and a late night bridge opening with a dog mishap and a Ford car swap, ending with Vermonters’ warm hospitality.
The piece argues that allowing Alger Hiss to appear on Nixon's program provided context on Nixon and Hiss, despite Hiss being a convicted perjurer. It notes varying viewpoints should be aired with balanced editorial framing and warns against blanket censorship of controversial figures. It concludes the broadcast was defensible and offered understanding of a complex public figure, with potential future impact on programming.
Mrs Frances P Donahoo former Chester school board president pushes strict new rules for high school attire. Girls must wear skirts below the knee and avoid beehive hairdos eye shadow long earrings and vivid nail polish while boys are required to wear shirts inside trousers and banned from jeans ducktail haircuts goatees and mustaches. Parents praise the discipline as students gain respect for teachers and look sharper overall.
A 65 year old Oklahoma man claims to have spent about 11 700 hours whittling over 45 years. He has carved many items including chains, tables and chests and keeps thousands of pieces in his home barn and basement. He notes how easily a session vanishes with time.
Excerpted phrases note tolerance toward white people and trust, mention Buffalo Tiger leading Seminoles moving into business on the Tamiami Tract. Observations touch inflation as endemic to democracy and a nod to Britain's Chancellor Reginald Maudling.
AP analysis notes higher deficits for the current year and next, with $7.8 billion and $7 billion gaps forecast, while corporate profits rise and personal incomes set records. Traders weigh defense and inflation as possible boosts to business activity amid expected tax cuts and continued government spending.
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