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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1964
Page
4
Bennington Banner announces publication by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont with daily issues except Sundays and holidays dated February 18 1964.
The Vermont legislature considers a resolution to open the Tax Department files from the statewide listing study. Proponents cite needed clarity, while opponents fear undermining confidential data. The piece argues the study highlights listing flaws and supports equalizing educational aid across the state.
Henry Chauncey of Educational Testing Service argues in the weekly National School Public Relations Association bulletin that high quality education must start before formal schooling. He cites research from Hunt and Bloom at Illinois and Chicago showing early environment and preschool experience influence lifelong intelligence and learning, urging home involvement and integrated home school preschool programs.
In Concord the March 10 Republican primary shapes a free-for-all with five delegate slates and a large bed-sheet style ballot. The intraparty clash between Goldwater and Rockefeller supporters could influence November outcomes as Democrats gain ground in the state.
A sequence of letters criticizes book reviews and urges readings on subversion and propaganda. Contributors discuss figures like Robert Morris and Eddie Rickenbacker, reference government publications, and question Vermont legislative transparency. Also includes remarks on democracy, liberty, and the Negro revolution.
In a Long Island living room about 15 people discussed a true world college linking many cultures. They noted Europe’s medieval unity and urged a universal curriculum with native language exchange, cross cultural study, and international teaching staff. A missing million to three million dollars stands as a barrier.
A visiting editor recalls his first narcotics case as a Nashville reporter. He describes a jailed male addict injected with dope and a nervous shoplifting woman aided by a lawyer and doctor. The piece links addiction to poverty and social ills, reflecting on crime and society.
Eddie Hilton quips about a basement filled with avid collectors as he jokes during a Parade feature. The line reflects his sharp nightclub humor and playful take on hoarding and obsession in a domestic setting.
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