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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1964

Page

4

Bennington Daily Publisher Details

The notice states publication by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont with daily operation excluding Sundays and holidays.

The Banner Publishing Corporation Main Street Bennington Vermont

Academic Pressure and The Push Toward Excellence

In a New England Association meeting, Yale President Brewster and psychologist Dr. May warned that intense test-driven competition risks harming students. They noted rising expectations, increased college demand, and parental focus on prestigious schools may cause neurotic stress and hollow gains in learning.

New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Kingman Brewster Jr Yale Rollo May New York Brewster Dr. May

Historic Merger Approved in Vermont School Districts

The Vermont Board of Education approved a regional merger of Ryegate Wells River and Groton to form a single K to 12 school board. The plan envisions one school for all grades and marks the first three-district merger in the state for elementary and secondary education.

Ryegate Wells River Groton Vermont State Board of Education Ernest R. Lyon Caledonia-Orange Supervisory District Fred Westphal Elmore House of Representatives Westphal

Pakistan and China court ties in an allure of aid

Washington notes a $60 million interest free loan offer from Red China to Pakistan with repayment terms left negotiable over a decade or more. Pakistani officials report a broad Chinese outreach via PIA flights to Canton and Shanghai, with industrial panels evaluating textile and machinery imports as part of Operation Allure.

Pakistan China Canton Shanghai Pakistan International Airways PIA Peking United States Asia Karachi Africa Chou En-lai North Viet Nam Korea Soviet Union Chou Russia Khrushchev Moscow Washington Viet Nam India

Gifts for sportsmen as holidays approach

A holiday themed overview suggests practical gifts for sportsmen including Buck knives kerosene heaters tele scopes and a range of fishing gear. It notes the season for ice fishing tip ups and bait pails and recommends sturdy sleeping bags and subscriptions to Outdoor Life Field and Stream Hunter Trader and Trapper The American Rifleman and the New York State Conservationist for winter reading. It also covers rabbit hunting conditions in Bennington County and recaps the Bennington Red and Gun Club Game Supper highlighting Mrs Ralph Quackenbush Sr as longtime head chef.

Outdoor Life Field and Stream Hunter Trader and Trapper American Rifleman New York State Conservationist Banner James Gavagan Bennington County Bennington Burgess Road Bennington Red and Gun Club

Vermonts reapportionment clash prompts Red Ribbon move

Capitol Jottings details opposition to federal reapportionment orders in Vermont. Rep. MacBride leads Red Ribbon group urging defiance to court orders while suggesting a constitutional convention. Critics fear anti-government rhetoric and media control tactics, with a campus-like debate over power and sovereignty.

Westphal Philip Hoff Halifax Roger MacBride MacBride Vermont Capitol W. Clark Hutchinson Rochester Alabama George Wallace Mississippi Ross Barnett Green Mountain Green Mountains Red Ribbon Committee

Johnson faces decision on reappointing Charles R. Ross to FPC

President Johnson weighs reappointing Vermonter Charles R. Ross to the Federal Power Commission after Ross’s term expired on June 22. Liberals push for renewal, while old Texas allies seek a choice favorable to the petroleum industry. The outcome could signal the White House stance after the election.

Johnson Charles R. Ross Federal Power Commission Ross FPC Kennedy Texas Vermont Washington

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