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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1962
Page
4
The Bennington Banner operates from 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont and prints every day except Sundays and holidays under the Banner Publishing Corporation.
The piece notes surprise at limited protest over President naming Arthur J. Goldberg to the Supreme Court. It recalls past confirmations and opposition to liberal or pro‑business nominees, arguing that labels miss how judges rule. It cites Goldberg’s claim that impartiality is impossible but honesty a duty.
A columnist urges a private funded Cuban invasion led by Barry Goldwater and Strom Thurmond with possible support from General Edwin Walker. The piece mocks public calls for action while weighing costs and political blame should the plan fail.
Life Magazine discusses eminent domain and the public interest in land seizure for highways. It argues governments should plan with restraint, balancing public need against individual property values and homeowners' rights.
Marquis Childs reports from London that Britain's bid to join the European Common Market remains even with a path clear to terms acceptable to London. The piece surveys tensions with Adenauer and De Gaulle, US tariff moves, and Britain’s postwar shifts while noting Macmillan’s fragile hold on power and the empire’s changing ties.
A reflection on Vinoba Bhave’s Sarvodaya Day celebrating his walk to beg land for the landless. The piece covers his vision of a cooperative society, the land gift movement, Sarvodaya Patra, Shanti Sena, and the Peace Army's role in resolving communal conflicts. It links his work to Gandhi and praises the Peace Corps and global voluntary service as alternatives to war.
AP reports that despite stock market declines and government clashes, business plans for capital outlays remain on track. August commerce data show planned spending at 37.2 billion dollars, up 8 percent from last year and above 1957’s pre-crash record, with firms budgeting long term expansions and depreciation tax changes offering uncertain impact.
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