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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1962
Page
4
Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont. The notice lists the newspaper and address information for the publication dated Tuesday November 27 1962.
The piece argues simple explanations for China’s 1962 India war miss key points. It outlines competing theories on Mao’s motives, irredentism, and strategic gambits, then asserts China’s goals are multi edged and opaque. It notes Sino Indian moves tied to prestige, Soviet relations, and domestic development pressures.
A Horace Mann Lincoln Institute study finds American teens still favor amiability over cleverness and prefer the extrovert in class. It warns of a conformist culture that suppresses intellectual effort and suggests schools reward scholastic achievement more and emphasize internal motivation beyond popularity.
A look at how British D notices influenced press discipline and debates on security versus public right to know in the United States. The piece cites Forrestal’s 1948 proposals, postwar media concerns, and J. R. Wiggins and Eisenhower aides on secrecy. It argues the war economy and Cuban crisis intensify fears of a warfare state eroding civil liberties.
Hal Boyle recalls aging signposts from memory of bygone days. The piece contrasts past comforts with current family struggles including funding college and supporting grandchildren, ending with a quote from William Feather.
Baltimore Sun article discusses the vast number of classified documents held by the United States roughly three billion and the implications of such a large secret stock. It playfully questions disposal ideas and notes the burden of secrecy on ordinary people while urging brevity in speech.
The piece argues the Sino Soviet split reflects a race for global dominance, with China pressing into Asia and Africa while Russia seeks balance. It warns that China’s aggression toward India could trigger wider conflict, urging decisive Geneva disarmament talks and global pressure to curb nuclear war.
AP analyzes a shifting business climate as profits no longer rise automatically. Rising costs, crowded markets, foreign competition, and new government guidelines are reshaping labor talks, investment, and expansion, with potential impacts on jobs and market competitiveness.
Eunice Roberts, dean of faculties at Indiana University, recalls a freshman who quit after two weeks saying she came to be went with and had not yet. The dean questions whether she knows what she wanted from school.
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