Bennington Banner publication details
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation, located at 425 Main Street, Bennington, Vermont.
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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1965
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation, located at 425 Main Street, Bennington, Vermont.
An out of state expert panel hired by Gov Hoff found Windsor Prison's plant, staffing and programs grossly inadequate. The report cites space limits, lack of youth separation, deficient facilities for disturbed prisoners and a critical shortage of supervision and treatment staff. The panel urges legislative remedial action next year.
A report argues Windsor Prison should focus on rehabilitation, urging a medium security facility and minimum security camps plus halfway houses for youth. It endorses liberal parole, a larger staff, and diversified units to train and rehabilitate inmates rather than mere confinement, framing reform as essential for youth in Windsor.
Editor reflects on Howard Armstrong potential Republican governorship candidate and Bennington area support. Reports on motel owner Lin Riley AWOL soldier case, Manchester officials pushing regional planning, and GBA Tourist Bureau concerns over U S 7 relocation. Urges signs to aid travelers and notes changing inspirations from moon to airport.
A pre election analysis argues de Gaulle may suffer a humiliating setback in the December runoff against Mitterrand. It notes Mitterrand's shift to a center platform, Lecannet and Tixier-Vignancour voters potentially swinging, and questions de Gaulle's consistency on Common Market and birth control.
A critical review of Irwin Edman's Philosophers Holiday and his Columbia circle. The author contrasts Edman's easy style with claimed lack of original contributions, examining Dewey Robinson and others and noting liberal, leftist, tech-optimist leanings shaping modern intellectuals.
Dr Irving Adler is pressed for years of Communist party membership and resignation date. Clifford B Harwood MD of Manchester Center denies Birch Society affiliation and cites a June 1963 telegram co sponsored with Kennedy on resuming relations with Communist countries.
William H. Jacobsen of North Pownal questions Rev. Lawrence Larrowe's praise of Dr. Irving Adler and accuses both men of prejudice. He recalls Adler’s alleged humanitarian idol status, a Kennedy telegram on Cuba, and doubts Adler’s alignment with U.S. civil rights policies.
The piece argues that U S policy fails to solve South American problems until the central wilderness is opened for colonization and a continental market. It links fragmentation, limited markets, and poverty to instability, insisting integration and a central market are prerequisites for the Alliance for Progress. The writer urges U S focus on growth, aid, and containing Marxist influence while warning of revolutionary risks at home and abroad.
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