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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1965
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is produced daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street in Bennington, Vermont, detailing the newspaper's operational schedule and address.
Former Vermont Senator Ralph Flanders joins a new Republican group called Republicans for Progress formed to shape party direction after the 1964 campaign. The organization, based in Washington, aims to influence GOP policy through ideas and funding to progressive Republicans in Congress and to counter potential rigidity from the coordinating committee.
The Banner corrects an error in our Vermont Legislature notice. We misidentified Rep George Heaslip as the sole county representative voting against the Cutts Resolution. Winhall’s Rep Norman Fair also voted against it, and we apologize to Rep Fair for the misstatement.
The Republican and Democratic parties in Connecticut reach a bipartisan bipartisan reapportionment plan for legislature. It envisions 36 Senate districts and 177 House districts with populations around 70 000 and 14 000 respectively. The Vermont chase follows with same logic and concerns over ancestry and temporary nature of the plan.
In a calm but far reaching shift the Johnson administration relaxes pressure on multilateral nuclear force and ends the postwar pledge to lead Europe. Washington abandons paternalism, allows Europeans to resolve ties from the Atlantic to the Urals, and revises ties with Britain and Adenauer era policies amid a thaw in the Cold War.
In a light ed film from the Smithsonian’s new weekly series Secretary Ripley frames the project as educational. The 11 minute color piece How Pine Trees Reproduce reveals pine trees are both male and female, with cones of masculine and feminine types, a fact the writer finds as news. The piece won an Venice Film Festival award and prompts playful ideas for a musical version with Liz Taylor.
A letter argues the United States should avoid a land war with China by negotiating a Pacific settlement to stay dominant at sea and air, warning that mainland conflict would force a nuclear option or a mass war with China.
In Landgrove Montpelier dominated by protests against court powers, a Cutts resolution to modify Supreme Court authority draws strong reaction. The piece recalls Shays Rebellion and critiques the governor’s budget, opposing Old Age Assistance tax elimination and costly educational television while defending liberty and citizen resistance.
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