Bennington Banner Publisher and Daily Operations
The Bennington Banner operates daily except Sundays and holidays under Banner Publishing Corporation. It is distributed from 425 Main Street, Bennington, Vermont, serving local readers with news, updates, and community coverage.
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Supreme Court Strikes Down Rhode Island Censorship Board
The 8-1 ruling declares unconstitutional the Rhode Island Commission to Encourage Morality in Youth over its suppression of the novel Peyton Place. Justice Brennan writes for the majority, while Justice Harlan dissents, defending the board’s restraint.
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Hijacking Highlights Venezuelan Struggle With Subversion
The freighter hijacking underscores the clash between Communist and non Communist forces in Latin America. It reveals attempts to destabilize President Romulo Betancourt, spurring calls for stronger U S and Organization of American States backing, increased aid, and economic measures to steady Venezuela.
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Washington Race to New Cuban Proposals Threatens OAS Clash
Washington eyes a new set of anti Cuban proposals to confront the next OAS conference. The Cuba issue risks broadening the hemispheric dispute as 17 000 Soviet troops remain near U S shores and exile factions influence American policy.
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Fluoridation debate and local accountability letters
Letters to the editor discuss fluoridation policy and voter rights with quotes from Rep. Walter S. Baring and a response by Clarence L. Holden. The vote context centers on March town meetings and concerns about drinking water safety and medical autonomy, followed by a candidate statement from Pownal.
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Freshman Withdraws After Short Stay at Indiana University
Eunice Roberts notes a freshman’s request to withdraw after two weeks saying she came to be went with and had not yet. The dean of faculties recalls the purpose of schooling and urges persistence.
The Experiment in International Living Spurs Global Understanding
A column recounts the Experiment in International Living founded by Donald Watt to place American youths in foreign homes for a month then travel with local hosts. It notes growth to over 1,000 placements yearly, cross visits with Europe, Japan, India, Yugoslavia, and aims to break down ignorance between cultures and ideologies.
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