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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1967
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont 05201.
Harvard scholar Edwin O. Reischauer testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee arguing that U S involvement in Vietnam rests on misreadings of Asia He rejects both hawk and dove binaries urging a gradual de escalation and selective border pressure to foster negotiations toward sensible policy aligned with history.
Advanced thinkers at RCA seek decorating ideas for larger future TV screens projecting paintings or clock faces. Public reaction shifts to distinguish quality art from junk, per Richard Feigen. The page contrasts regulation views on autos and industry with a safety-regulation bias.
The cartoon spotlights a horsepower race gripping auto makers and argues basic safety standards would prevent injuries and deaths. Governor George Romney plans a October visit to Vermont and opens a Washington office nicknamed GROPE for presidential exploration. The Banner notes Dr A John Holden Jr. joining Newton Educational Development Center board, with Frederick Burkhardt also a Bennington alum and on the same board.
A New York column questions whether federal safety standards overrule individual buyer choices for small cars. It argues the potential exemptions and rigid rules may repeat prohibition era errors, harming exporters and consumers, especially in Europe and Mexico, and warns against Puritanism in regulating personal value decisions.
A January 25 meeting at Montpelier with 50 attendees from 21 clubs discussed a cooperative stocking program for ringneck pheasants Hungarian partridges Korean pheasants turkeys and sharp tailed grouse. The plan would divide Vermont into five regions each with wardens a biologist a maintenance supervisor and stenographer, likely with a Bennington office at the State Fish Hatchery. Funding would come from license receipts, but a proposed $424 000 budget cut jeopardizes the plan, prompting calls to contact lawmakers and the governor. Earl Hurley and Gilbert Wilcox represented local clubs at the gathering.
A favorable appraisal of Eric Sloane’s An Age of Barns, noting its Americana focus on barn life and architecture. The review highlights the author’s aim to capture how American farmers lived and how barns shaped daily life, with color plates and sketches illustrating Pennsylvania and New England barns, Shaker examples, and related farm buildings.
l F Stone argues Mao's appeal to youth hinges on supplying monsters to slay and drama to energize effort. He views Mao's rhetoric as Nietzschean genius mixed with lunacy and predicts impractical ambitions compared with the Sermon on the Mount. If Mao fails, humanity may choose quieter comforts.
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