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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 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 Attorney General urging the House Judiciary Committee to modify the Celler subcommittee civil rights bill to broaden voting protections and create a Federal Fair Employment Practices Commission. He seeks a bill that can pass, while critics call for compromise and warn of an empty victory if Congress balks.
Visiting Editor notes that a U.N. resolution is expected to urge all nuclear powers to refrain from placing massive weapons in orbit. The piece highlights psychological terror, limited military value, and the unlikely acceptance of total inspections by the United States and Russia, while signaling possible bilateral pledges.
Rockefeller plans to spell out a middle-of-the-road stance between Kennedy and Goldwater to counter Me Too charges. State GOP literature touts 96 actions aiding business, including World Trade Center creation and tax relief, while critics call him liberal and a spender ahead of possible national bids.
Acra-Mation proposes an automated machine tool plant in North Adams with NBDC backing. The project seeks SBA and bank loans totaling about 2.7 million dollars, but government mortgage conditions and bond funding hurdles may derail the plan within a month.
The Imperial Magazine notes common female names draw discounts while rare K names fetch a premium for personalization. The piece lists favored given names and remarks on spelling variants ending with a Boston Globe citation.
Mrs Allan Robertson of Arlington urges readers not to overreact to Kake Walk coverage. She recalls the minstrel tradition, cites critics praising its American heritage, and argues that imitation and participation honor culture rather than offend.
Major oil firms move beyond crude to fertilizer, investing hundreds of millions. Socony Mobil plans an $80 million stock bid to buy Virginia Carolina Chemical, while Cities Service bought Tennessee Corp. and Continental Oil and American Agricultural Chemical merge is pending. Antitrust officials watch for reduced competition as independents risk losing ground.
Lord Home at the U.N. says members must keep the organization solvent. Goldwater’s domestic ideas stem from reacting to current conditions and a nostalgic view of a bygone society as described by Eric Sevareid in the Berkshire Eagle.
Weather drives prices across commodities and currencies, influencing governments and firms. Bad harvests in Brazil and Russia, droughts, and hurricanes push up coffee and sugar costs while Russia sells gold to fund grain purchases. Saskatchewan’s near record wheat crop tempers some effects as global markets react to climate factors.
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