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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1962
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont.
Editorial urges voters in North Pownal Pownal Woodford Arlington Sunderland to join Union School District 14. It argues pooling resources reduces cost per pupil, expands high school access, and provides representation and transportation, outlining Oct dates for votes and potential district additions.
Washington fears a Paris Bonn axis could wreck economic integration in Europe as Moscow Paris talks loom. De Gaulle's third force policy alarms Western allies while Spaak argues for inclusion of Britain in a bloc united under a political union.
Bill Ward recalls Popeye a coarse-haired mongrel in The National Observer. The narrative mixes hunting season memories from Minnesota with Popeye chasing rabbits, his failures, and eventual death, framed as a tribute to a loyal but ill-fated quarry hound.
James Reston argues in The New York Times that Washington resents Teddy Kennedy's massachusetts primary win for its blunt banner of talent over influence. The piece notes public offices favor trained professionals, yet Kennedy's family ties undermine the new pragmatism critics say the President touts.
An excerpt from Bradford Smith’s Portrait of India compares Indian life to a city partitioned by ethnic and linguistic lines. It argues minorities suffer from separatism while contrasting in city politics, language, and schooling with the ideal of national unity.
A Kennedy backed poll driven process shaped the Democratic state ticket in New York. Morgenthau emerged as the front runner after discussions with Wagner and Kennedy as the slide rule replaced guessing. The ticket includes Levitt and Dudley with Donavan and Burns in key roles.
A Briton asks for a small toothpaste tube but is handed a package labeled Large. The pharmacist explains that toothpaste comes in Large, Giant, and Super, so the small size is called Large. A second joke features an elderly lady hiding money in a coffee can and a neighbor noting lost interest.
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