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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1966
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is a daily paper published by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont. It notes it is issued every day except Sundays and holidays.
The House vote on the Cold War GI Bill of Rights shows strong support despite criticisms from three administrations. It builds on postwar benefits, with Johnson limiting to danger-area veterans, and projects about 327 million in year one and roughly 2 billion over five years. The measure aims to extend education medical and housing aid to Vietnam era and other later veterans, seen as a constructive step for the country.
The article argues that American women have gained opportunities beyond housework and discusses Bennington College’s plan to allow married women with degrees to continue their education during summer or non resident terms. It envisions nursery care for children and weekend visits by husbands. It questions future career outcomes and marriage roles, proposing the college adapt or forgo reforms.
Editor notes that Dorset Associates Inc will curtail the aerial tramway and double chair lift from Emerald Lake state park to the mountain top while the rest of the ski area proceeds as planned. Vermont officials defend the pavilion design for the Montreal World's Fair amid criticism.
Washington reports the Honolulu talks shape possible Vietnam peace efforts. Key issue is the Viet Cong National Liberation Front and its participation. Debates consider reconvening Geneva with Big Five plus Hanoi Saigon and Viet Cong, or Big Five plus Hanoi Saigon and Viet Cong. Possible outcomes hinge on President Ky and UN driven formats.
The commentary critiques U.S. policy in Vietnam, citing Gen Ky and the President, arguing against isolationalism and calling for restraint. It contrasts traditional doctrine with modern global commitments, warning against endless crusading and tyranny far from home.
A nostalgic column examines Operation Match and computer aided romance. It notes both the promise of efficient pairings and the playful risk of deception, arguing for more cross interests like opera and baseball to sustain lasting compatibility beyond campus dating.
Readers debate educational television as public enterprise and the value of media to counter vulgarity. Richard K. Fox defends educational TV, while David S. Vicario protests U.S. actions in Vietnam, citing UN Charter violations and Geneva Accords breaches, with references to Diem and the National Liberation Front.
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