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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1967

Page

4

Bennington Banner Publisher and address note

The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont 05201.

The Banner Publishing Corporation Main Street Bennington Vermont

Johnson plan to raise national air pollution standards

Editorial argues for the 1967 Air Quality Act to replace patchwork rules with nationwide industry standards and regional controls. It cites the 1963 Clean Air Act's failure, urges federal enforcement, and warns that local measures are insufficient while air quality worsens.

Johnson Detroit Newsey Texas North Bennington East Arlington Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare

Kennan and Reischauer weigh in on U.S. foreign policy

Washington debate centers on the consular treaty with the Soviet Union and how it tests the U.S. approach to Soviet relations and Asia. George Kennan argues for broad reassessment of communism and Russia, while Edwin Reischauer urges restraint in Asian military entanglements and cautions against promoting rapid internal changes. Both testify before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, urging a reevaluation of policy toward Russia and Asia.

Soviet Union Senate FBI United States Lenin Stalin Vietnam Senate Foreign Relations Committee George Kennan Edwin Reischauer Japan Far East Asia China Kennan Reischauer Russia Kennedy Johnson Rusk Dulles Washington UPI Congress United International Brotherhood of Soldiers

War and Peace Views on Vermont Guard and Neutrality

A columnist rebuts Alan Sophrin’s call to abolish the Vermont National Guard and convert armories to schools. Citing Pearl Buck and Swiss, Swedish examples, the piece argues wars stem from human attitudes not weapons, and suggests disarming arms would be a misstep toward peace. The critique emphasizes democracy, neutrality, and the dangers of idealizing alternatives.

Alan D. Sophrin Vermont National Guard Education Digest Pearl S. Buck Sophrin Switzerland Sweden Germany Norway Denmark

Bennington Airport upgrade gains state support and regional aim

Bennington votes 45000 for airport upgrade to extend runway and strengthen it with federal aid rising to 160000, reducing local burden. State would cover shortfall if regional takeover bill passes, consolidating county access and improving facilities for Bennington and neighboring areas.

Bennington Federal Aviation Authority Vermont New York

Demythologizing Communism in a Bennington Pastor's View

The Rev Thomas D Steffen urges demythologizing communism to open channels of communication and seeks a strategy for peace in Vietnam. He calls for immediate medical aid for civilian casualties, support from Church World Service, and an offering to aid suffering children, urging informed civic input.

Thomas D. Steffen Second Congregational Church Bennington Church World Service

Reagan vs New Left Crisis at Berkeley Sparked by Kerr Ouster

Reagan allies accuse Clark Kerr removal of triggering a political clash at California Berkeley. They argue budget cuts and tuition ideas are framed as a betrayal of public education, while Kerr's opponents cite a campus leftist stance and partisan maneuvering amid a $400 million deficit.

Ronald Reagan of California University of California Berkeley Reagan Sacramento Clark Kerr The University University of California Board of Regents Kerr Pat Brown Allen Grant California Glenn Duake State College Reaganites Tom Sorensen Sorensen Ted Sorensen John F. Kennedy Lewis S. Feuer Seymour Lipset Feuer

The Lighter Side Could Uibssamko Promote Peace

Washington humor column imagines a global military union Uibssamko spanning nations and sides to lobby for peace. It sketches troop bargaining and a Saigon Local 1249 wage revolt, ending with a combat pause after a picket line moment and an unfair labor practice filing.

U.S Ho Chi Minh Trail National Labor Relations Board

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