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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1962
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont.
The piece argues De Gaulle’s win strengthens France briefly but won’t deliver lasting stability. It portrays him as a great leader who rescues during crises yet cannot unify Europe or NATO under France’s sole leadership. It warns of his clash with European integration and his legacy as grandeur over peace.
The AMA committee claims most people over 65 are better off financially and healthwise than assumed and disputes the need for special programs. It notes some seniors live on low incomes and rely on Social Security, while retirement policies and rising medical costs strain many elderly, calling for realistic solutions.
Washington fears over press censorship in Bonn trigger debate on freedom of expression and Soviet threat. Der Spiegel article on top secret Fallex 62 documents spurs Strauss backers while Adenauer reshuffles to isolate him. Germany's Bavarian CSU gains in local elections complicating Washington alignment and NATO strategy.
The Open Door in housing policy examines Kennedy's order ending discrimination in federally financed housing. The piece argues the measure may ease distress for thousands who faced discrimination while noting some builders fear economic impact may be less drastic than expected. It frames government nondiscrimination as a moral obligation aligned with equality of opportunity.
A reminiscence of Charles Kimball and John Norton, long-time neighbors on Union Street. The narrative traces their hunting and fishing life, pottery days with Ernie Patterson, house camaraderie, and a craftsman’s pride in a bridge replacement. Grandfather’s tales end with a final, humorous fishing trip ending in a simple answer: home.
AP News analyzes India's Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru as aging and tested by China. It notes his balancing act between capitalism and socialism, his secular state, and his cautious stance on foreign entanglements. The piece questions his future path and India's direction after him.
A humorous meditation on a family's phone usage and charges. The older daughter accounts for most calls averaging 23 minutes, the younger daughter 11 minutes, the son five minutes, and Aunt Slug 2 percent, with PTA and a hang up. The narrator made 438 calls while most friends write letters.
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