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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1962
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street, Bennington, Vermont.
Editorial notes Vermont's 16 day deer season closed at dusk with 9,985 deer reported taken by Nov. 23, up from 8,599 last year. The one day December doe season appears to boost herd balance, though weather and hunting effort also affect totals. Postings of hunting land reduce open area, increasing crowds and risk.
A commentary on rising nationalism and Pakistan’s opposition to U S military aid to India amid China’s aggression. The piece argues Western powers should mediate to heal rifts between Pakistan and India to counter Communist influence and keep the regional security bloc intact.
The Paris vote signals preference for a powerful presidency over weak parliamentary rule, with Gaulle winning a decisive mandate. Analysts note shifts toward a realigned multi party system and growing presidential authority while doubts linger about ultimate parliamentary collapse.
Hal Boyle reflects on daily irritations and the small annoyances that test patience. He riffs on wire coat hangers as a near universal nemesis while musing on language changes and authority figures in culture and dictionaries. The piece weaves humor with observations from journalism and literature figures.
Western analysts weigh whether Khrushchev seeks a cooling-off period or a broader thaw with the West. Key tests loom in disarmament talks, a nuclear test ban, and Berlin as China-Russia strains threaten unity and risk renewed crisis.
Henry B. Van Sinderen led a 1955 redevelopment after two hurricanes hit Washington Depot Connecticut. A planning commission and redevelopment agency coordinated a master plan turning flood land into parks, bridges, sewers and civic buildings. The effort used state and federal funds and drew in nearly all 2,600 residents.
The column argues college education has focused on counts like students and buildings while neglecting what students gain from college. It compares the missile display tactics of Castro and Khrushchev to broader policy patterns.
New York Governor Rockefeller begins a second term amid a $2.8 billion state budget and a pledge against tax increases. Fiscal experts project about $200 million more in expenditures for 1963-64, with $160 million due to mandated items. The outlook hinges on economic conditions and revenue intake. The inaugural address on January 1 will outline economic policy with no grand ball this year, contrasting 1958 when the inaugural ball drew wide notice.
Petal Mississippi editor P. E. East ridicules Ralph McGill for labeling Mississippi non sovereign and cites the Dixiecrat Dictionary as the true source. East mocks Webster's definition and recalls Civil War era references while lampooning South versus North in a satirical column cited by Robert G. Spivak.
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