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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1964
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont.
Editorial notes rising use of shared time between parochial and public schools nationwide. Bennington's plan, allowed by Vermont court reasoning, aims to give all area students access to public education, while avoiding direct church aid and focusing on student benefits.
The piece argues against unleashing South Vietnamese forces into North Vietnam and warns such moves risk wider war with China. It cites Gen Khanh and Secretary Rockefeller as dissenters while noting South Vietnam struggles to combat guerrillas on home soil.
The Columbus Dispatch notes about 60 million Americans daily hear background music at work and in stores, a share that has grown since a decade ago. Employers say it reduces boredom and boosts efficiency, with instrumental music preferred. Carl Sandburg reportedly allows Brahms to be played at home on the Victrola.
Walter Lippmann assesses Charles de Gaulle as France’s indispensable home leader yet a liberal risk abroad. He critiques de Gaulle’s grandiose worldview, Peyrefitte’s influence, and France's postwar priorities while noting limited impact on U.S. interests and the futility of Washington overreaction.
Elizabeth Dwyer argues that voting on a union high school and shared-time arrangements matters more than taxes, urging residents to back a regional school district to sustain NB High School's educational standards. She defends the union board and buses, noting the need for affordable quality education for area children and future generations.
Washington report notes Governor Nelson Rockefeller remains determined to prevent extremism from seizing GOP machinery in California and warns such a shift could destabilize the two-party system. The piece highlights Goldwater, Nixon, Lodge, and party dynamics as Rockefeller campaigns amid scrutiny.
Emma Hoyt of Shaftsbury and another writer defend Robert McNamara as defense secretary and criticize anti Christian hate mail. The letters urge electing strong leadership and promote brotherhood while condemning misleading propaganda aimed at religious groups.
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