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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1963
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont.
The piece argues that Latin American instability stems from reactionary militarism rather than communism. It contends Cuba’s revolution is isolated and that Batista Trujillo and Somoza regimes worsen hardship, potentially paving the way for radical movements rather than direct communist infiltration.
The piece argues military coups threaten constitutional government in Latin America, challenging the belief that U.S. aid would foster democracy. It warns that continued coups may derail the Alliance for Progress, risking a costly failure and a setback for U.S. goals in the Western Hemisphere.
Martin Mayer argues that administrators cling to outdated methods while flashy innovations mislead. He cites Mt Greylock Regional High School in Massachusetts where Paul J. McDonald blends team teaching with college partnerships and high salaries for master teachers, showing practical potential amid controversy. He questions state gambling schemes funding education and warns against public betting as a false economic remedy.
The piece laments being relegated to the Old Fogies Bench while criticizing a New Hampshire government hearing on a large criminal organization. It notes the governor calling the state sweepstakes gangster proof as a fundraising measure for education and ends with a remorseful remark about New Hampshire.
Washington buzzing over Goldwater movement as supporters push for nomination and victory, while critics warn of timing risks and a shift from past hardline stances. The surge defies norms, with observers noting his appeal across factions and the challenge of extremism within his own camp.
The columnist highlights Senator Fulbright’s nuclear test ban speech in the Congressional Record. He argues security blends military strength with industry, education, and stable government and urges a new attitude toward adversaries and allies to advance peace.
Heavy smoke, hard sweat, big eat make loud snore. Obesity, smoking, enlarged tonsils and fatigue listed as snoring causes. One in eight people snore habitually. Also notes women in jobs, fruity place names, accident blank, and a Truman dinner tip. Also quotes Dorothy Dix and Jimmy Durante.
The piece quotes Goldwater defending his stance as flexible rather than rigid while noting critics labeled him a crackpot. It cites a best seller framing Kennedy as all things to all people and a Congressional Quarterly analysis comparing Goldwater’s record with his statements and votes.
In California the other day Robert Gaston head of the California Young Republicans delivered a violent speech in Salinas attacking Republican leaders and calling Democrats thieves highlighting new hazards to Barry Goldwaters candidacy and the party's unity.
Letter praises UCS five year presence in Southern Vermont and urges broad public support as state funds favor smaller agencies. It highlights UCS roles with schools churches courts and hospitals, notes Dr. James M. Toolan’s work, and calls mental health a public health priority demanding funds and reduced stigma.
A woman makes a right hand turn from the left lane and collides with another car. The driver fled his vehicle and confronted her demanding why she did not signal. She replied that she always turns there.
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