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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1965
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont.
The quote from a high official suggests the United States might stay in South Viet Nam despite a South Vietnamese government asking for withdrawal. It raises questions about relying on Saigon's military leadership and the South Vietnamese peasantry's desires, implying possible continuation of the war under left wing or neutralist scenarios.
An editor's column defends private power costs while citing Vermont and New England rates, and a feature notes a Netherland visitor's view on American women's public roles. The piece also supports a four year House term, arguing current two year terms limit legislative impact.
The Wall Street Journal notes Rhode Island State Sen. Robert O. Tiernan proposes a bill forcing editorials to be signed by authors with a 500 dollar fine or a year in jail for noncompliance. The piece argues editorial anonymity should be preserved and jokes about politicians being exposed by signings, then cites a local Pennsylvania marriage observation from the Zelienople Butler County News-Record.
In Brasília, Brazil, President Humberto Castello Branco pursues three goals inflation control, revived production, and strengthening democracy. He pushes electoral reforms to curb parties, contends his regime is transitional, and faces pressure to stay beyond 1966 elections while jailing suspected leftists and maintaining military oversight.
In a UPI report the rise of outdoor cooking is linked to a new kitchen evolution. The piece notes the chain from portable brazier to built in charcoal oven with plumbing and wiring, implying household hobbies may trigger financial risk and bankruptcy.
Last weekend our trip sought cooler air near Lake Sunapee New Hampshire. We note its size depth and the Sunapee Golden Trout while recounting a boat’s wartime past and excursion use. A local bobcat and raccoon hunting club forms led by George Huff with meetings planned August 18 and monthly thereafter. The column also discusses rains boosting water levels trout fishing prospects and dry fly tactics for late summer angling.
A critic asks why the Pentagon would fund Project Camelot if CIA files and military attaches already provide timely, better intelligence. The piece argues surveys duplicate work, waste money, and yield little beyond what seasoned observers and daily briefings reveal, citing past wartime studies and current Latin American tensions as evidence. The author asserts that abundant information exists but is unread due to volume.
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