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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1964
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont.
Former Lt. Gov. Robert S. Babock hints at a gubernatorial bid as a Draft Babcock movement grows in Montpelier. He urges Foote to address state issues and warns that suppressing debate harms both party and public. Babock’s candid stance could spark a vigorous Republican dialogue.
Babcock urges Republicans to offer specific alternatives to Hoff administration programs. He criticizes leadership for drifting and delaying hard decisions and frames a Babcock plan as a campaign that explains issues fully and asks voters to hear meaningful debate.
Lt. Gov. Malcolm Wilson, age 50, serves as the administration's chief pilot on state affairs and hints at his ambition to become governor. Reports say Rockefeller may resign after the presidential race or conventions, potentially elevating Wilson to the top post.
Associate Justice Arthur J. Goldberg argues that equal justice before the law is not the American reality. He cites bias in arrest, bail, legal representation, and sentencing and calls for free counsel for indigents and reimbursement of legal costs for acquittals to balance the scales.
The New York Times argues that New York lacks a strong architectural review like Paris. It laments the Black, Starr & Frost building at Fifth Avenue and 48th Street being re faced, calls for extending the Municipal Art Commission, and urges preventive protection of the city’s architectural heritage.
AP analyzes the escalating terror campaign by Communist assassins against Americans in South Viet Nam. Attacks outside Saigon bars and a movie theater kill and wound service members as leadership instability and policy debates shape President Johnson needs in an election year.
Hal Boyle argues that choosing proper enemies over weak friends fuels perspective and drive. Enmities formed by chance can teach more than friendships, and lasting rivals may spur growth and motivate achievement, even becoming essential to personal development.
Robert B. Vail of Manchester Center defends Sunderland schools against John H. Lake's critique. He urges informed civic involvement, noting past reports urged study and action to improve education, and he challenges Lake to engage with classrooms, boards, and facts for future youth.
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