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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1963
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont.
The future of Green Mountain Park in Pownal remains doubtful after Labor Day weekend mixed results. Despite a bustling opening and rising midseason handle, bets have cooled midweek, with purses slashed and staff reduced, leaving the track near break even and spotty attendance in a fluctuating racing market.
An editorial notes the United States faces a two way street in trade policy as Europe and Japan respond to U.S. tariffs. It describes how French and German poultry tariffs curb American chicken imports and discusses risks of a tariff war, urging compromise through GATT and steady liberalized trade. References Livingston Polk County Independent.
The piece assesses the Kennedy administration's cautious push for a test ban, stressing negatives while highlighting a strong offense to deter a renewed arms race. It notes four months after Kennedy’s gloomy outlook, talks progress with restraint, inspection questions, and a secret intelligence breakthrough altering perceptions of Soviet capabilities.
A Vermont reader urges formation of a state naval order to honor veterans, promote memorials and support future Lake Champlain national interests. The writer volunteers as scribe and asks for family naval records and self addressed envelopes to begin disseminating information. The letter ties the idea to Geneva talks and broader disarmament debates.
In a hospital bed recovering from stomach cancer I urge readers to face cancer without fear and to treat it like any other disease. The piece links cancer attitudes to civil rights and world issues, urging reason over misinformation and prejudice to foster understanding and progress.
The congressman explains House actions on foreign aid cuts from 4.9 to about 3.5 billion, education bills adding 350 million over four years, and a 1.2 billion three year program for college facilities. He also endorses strong civil rights provisions and notes a debt limit vote, NASA funding, rail strike loosened, and veterans and health programs. The piece closes with a political salute and a joke from The International Teamster.
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