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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1962
Page
4
The Bennington Banner argues that the Oxford violence over desegregation stems from Governor Ross Barnett. It accuses him of inciting violence, withdrawing police protection at a critical moment, and pursuing political gain regardless of the deadly consequences. It warns that his actions harmed national unity and America’s image.
A tribute profile notes Edward L. Bernays shaped public relations with clients including France Romania the United States GM United Fruit American Tobacco and Bank of America. It recalls his WWI work with George Creel his Freud connection and influence on propaganda and democracy through persuasion and truth.
Industry studies reveal that quiet offices are not inherently efficient as workers acclimate to noise. Bolt, Beranek & Newman notes deliberate, natural noise can mute irritants and keep productivity steady, while earlier research showed reduced errors with quieter environments.
A mature person finds greater satisfaction in guarding a secret than spreading it. The Thurmont Enterprise notes that a lengthy courtship reveals the girl has looked and looked and cannot do better.
A stark split between House and Senate over MFN in the trade bill risks undercutting a U S policy that supports Yugoslav independence and Polish liberalization. If the House stand prevails MFN could be denied to any country dominated by communism, impacting Yugoslavia more due to its heavy Western trade links.
The excerpt presents Steinbeck’s claim of a unified American identity despite regional diversity, noting rapid national formation in under two centuries. It also cites Dr. Herbert Ratner of Oak Park IA declaring Americans highly medicated and praising restraint in medical intervention.
Saber staff congratulate The Banner on typographic excellence for the front page at the New England Associated Press News Executives Association meeting. Bennington readers may be proud of the recognized publication amid recent challenges.
A Vermont columnist rebuts New York coverage comparing Vermont to Mississippi, arguing Vermonters value justice, self reliance, and gradual change. The piece defends independent thinking at the state university, bipartisan civility, and a diverse yet cohesive culture distinct from Mississippi’s.
Hal Boyle reflects on who counts as an old-timer versus an old fogg. He catalogs nostalgic memories from past decades and contrasts sentiment with actual conditions, urging readers to recognize changing times while preserving humor and curiosity about yesterday.
In a wry note Farm Journal quotes an elderly man, Rorabaugh, joking that his wife hauls him to antique auctions for years without ever getting a single offer on him. The quip reveals lighthearted family friction around collecting.
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