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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1962
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is a daily Vermont newspaper published by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington excluding Sundays and holidays.
The piece argues Kennedy and Rusk favor close surveillance of Cuba with Latin American allies to curb Castro’s aggression while leaving Cuba alone domestically. It rejects calls for U.S. military action and preserves that arms shipments are not a basis for U.S. interference, citing OAS cooperation and a modern approach beyond the Monroe Doctrine.
Washington battles over the trade liberalization act as House passage nears Senate action. The White House seeks guarantees that import quotas stay intact while pushing for tariff openness with the European Economic Community. Oil imports and independe nt oil interests in Oklahoma and Texas complicate, with Venezuela and Curacao involving regional stakes. The outcome hinges on House language prevailing in conference and advancing Atlantic partnership.
Rod and Gun discusses prepping mountain cabins for hunting season with repairs and pest control tips. It then details 1962 duck coot goose brant pheasant partridge and deer seasons in Vermont, bag limits, shooting hours, and required hunting stamps, plus a book recommendation and an upcoming Red and Gun Club meeting in Shaftsbury.
Charles H. McCann’s dream of a regional vocational school for seven towns becomes a reality. The $1.45 million project will serve about 400 high school students daily with parent and adult retraining Evening classes will double that capacity. Ground broke on 80 acres at Hodges Crossroad with opening planned in stages through 1963. The school honors McCann with a bronze plaque despite his initial opposition to naming. Industry leaders hail the project as key to regional economic recovery and job creation.
Dorset writes to commend The Banner for its Sept 1 piece on the Clark Institute acquisition of the Ugolino altarpiece. He lauds the newspaper’s presentation, offset printing, and Mrs Dillmann’s interview style, thanking the staff for accurate coverage and readable type.
The Administrative Office of the U S Courts reports bankruptcies up 400 percent in 10 years with 147 780 cases last year nine in ten individuals. The American Bar Association studies causes linking high garnishment states Illinois California Ohio Oregon to more filings while lenient New York Pennsylvania Florida show fewer voluntary bankruptcies.
Lucius Beebe argues the current restaurant scene centers on ceremony over food. He cites oversized accoutrements, theatrical prep, and flashy service, with patrons spending for status while chefs fail to deliver quality.
A appliance maker at a nightclub watches a lively dancer with his wife and friends. He comments that the sight inspires him to conceive a new agitator design for washing machines, signaling a quirky business thought sparked by entertainment.
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