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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1967
Page
4
The Bennington Banner operates daily except Sundays and holidays, issued by the Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street, Bennington, Vermont 05201.
A year into the Bennington Grand List controversy, editors urge selectmen to appoint a citizens committee to independently investigate charges that listers, led by the sisters, under assess and favor certain properties. They advocate publishing a three year comparison booklet and clarifying appraisal procedures to restore public confidence. A full report could recommend publishing rules or a complete reappraisal.
The Forrestal fire raises scrutiny of carrier design and deployment of planes and fuel aboard modern ships. Critics debate the value of such mega carriers in future warfare while noting the loss of experienced officers and sailors. The tragedy prompts reflection on strategic necessity and risks in today’s conflict environment.
Mountain Memorial Ana Ana Myron Sutton argues in The Appalachian Trail that Mt Greylock deserves a pristine, undisturbed peak. The existing war dead monument is decaying with DANGER KEEP OUT signs, prompting calls for a natural memorial preserving habitat for rare thrushes and unspoiled views rather than ski lifts or lodges.
A New York column analyzes Kraft polls showing rank and file union members oppose compulsory unionism and higher taxes for social services. It notes leaders push brainwashing campaigns, cites House anti riot bill votes, and asks if federal law and FBI monitoring could curb violent labor actions while rank and file show little objection.
Searsburg letters describe a long baking season from June to November with asparagus, peas, Swiss chard, tomatoes, and a recovering bean patch. Woodchucks, porcupines, and visiting families fill the Nesci cabin as summer fades. The piece notes bread delivery changes, attempts at home baking, and a catalog error about kitchen shears with hidden bottle opener, tack hammer, and screwdriver features.
Robert E. Walters of Bennington College argues that halting the Vietnam War bombing is prudent, citing World War II examples and critiques of strategic bombing. He suggests replacing flawed military leadership with more capable planners to avoid a widening quagmire.
Guy R MacMillan cites Dulles 1954 hearings, arguing SEATO has no obligation to intervene in Vietnam. He notes Britain France and Pakistan rejected a wartime commitment under SEATO, calling the treaty a weak justification for current actions in Vietnam.
A veteran Detroit reporter describes fears of a race-driven clash rekindling in the city, despite strides in union integration and slum renewal. May or Jerome Cavanagh runs a 24 hour task force while councilwoman Mary Beck pushes recall threats and amid blue flu protests. police funding and a shrinking tax base threaten civic stability.
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