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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1964
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont.
A Vermont House committee led by Rep. Daulton Mann Jr. rejected Gov Hoffs proposal to back private college loans for low income students. Lt. Gov Ralph Foote supported the move, citing lack of demonstrated need, while the action drew criticism as politics over public welfare amid rising teen unemployment and future job shortages.
Americans struggle between hard power and moral leadership in world affairs. The Peace Corps exemplifies ethical politics over military force, showing aid and prosperity as engines of order, harmony, and justice, with politics serving faith in action.
Rupert forester and former congressman Meyer spoke briefly against extending Green Mountain Park tax relief in Montpelier public hearing. Senator Lefevre interrupted with a gavel stopping his remarks. The incident leaves unresolved questions about alleged influence of racing interests.
Washington observers credit Mrs. Johnson with shaping Senate support as Congress advances tax cut and civil rights legislation. The First Lady guides Republican and Democratic wives at White House events, boosting the Johnsons' influence while the President presses for a balanced budget and stalled amendments.
Hal Boyle notes readers can acquire a live buffalo from the Interior Department for 3,300 buffalo nickels 165 as a novelty status symbol. The essay blends quirky facts and quotations, reflecting on culture and public figures while mentioning Valentine’s Day and public policy.
The piece argues de Gaulle's recognition of Red China upends global trade. France gains access to vast Chinese markets while Britain, the United States, and Japan face shifting competition. It notes Europe’s Common Market growth, potential UN entry for Red China, and the need for U.S. strategic reevaluation.
An earnest neighbor notes a 10-year-old boy who spent the summer watching baseball on TV and now shaves with notable smoothness, a curiously practical talent amid early sports interest.
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