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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1964
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is printed daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont. This entry notes standard publication schedule and corporate address for the newspaper.
This editorial argues that the federal government expanded since 1932 eroding state and local power. It examines Goldwater's stance on reclamation projects in Arizona and the cost to Arizona and Vermont of federal aid. It questions the practicality of returning authority to states and notes tax and distribution implications.
Chinese nationalist newspapers in Taiwan last week announced Kao Hua-teh as a U.S. presidential contender. The report notes the name translates to Elevated Flower Virtue. In coming weeks he will reveal headlines in Taiwan alongside campaign rival Jen Sung, meaning Eloquent Forest-foliated.
Vermont faces a court ordered deadline to redraw legislative districts by March 30 1965 as the 1965 assembly cannot conduct any appropriations or other business until a constitutionally valid map is established Governor Hoff weighs immediate special sessions or delayed actions while a three judge panel sculpts the process amid nationwide reapportionment doubts and appeals.
Letters discuss the impact of a smaller high school on education breadth for Norshaft residents and praise Vermont State Police and Vermont Railway staff for solving a train incident. The page also includes light anecdotes from magazines and weeklys.
The piece argues the United States must remain in Southeast Asia as a sea and air power, not on the ground, to deter expansion and push for negotiations. It stresses U S undefeated status, the value of naval power as policy, and a return to sea power while limiting ground involvement.
The narrator and Jack Hawes roam second hand bookshops across Vermont and New Hampshire in July, finding C P Haskins deathless analysis of ants and welfare state parallels. A Vermont reapportionment debate looms as they discuss democratic and totalitarian concerns with Vermont’s legislature. Aims to study utopias and note a discarded 1875 volume on United States communes from Mark Skinner Library.
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