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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1964
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is issued daily excluding Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont.
The Secretary of State proposed that while official sanctions are unlikely, private citizens might organize informal boycotts against firms trading with Castro. He stressed the government would not participate, inviting potentially autonomous actions outside diplomatic channels.
An Organization of American States committee found Panamanian and U S students sparked clashes over flag display, not Castro influence. The riots that left 24 dead and hundreds wounded were driven by nationalist tensions rather than communist agitation, contradicting earlier simplified views.
The piece argues private boycotts behind the Iron Curtain mislead allies and harm policy. It calls for a new Panama Canal treaty recognizing Panama’s interests and a cooperative partnership, warning against blaming Communists for U S Panama tensions.
The Feighan drive to revoke Richard Burton visa rights over moral grounds draws fire in Boston as Burton prepares Hamlet at the Shubert on March 16 directed by John Gielgud with a New York debut set for April 1. The columnist notes the clash over public morality and entertainment.
Concord reports the New Hampshire primary reveals gaps between Goldwater’s image and voter expectations. Polls show broad support for Social Security and a mixed stance on foreign affairs, signaling where the Arizona senator must adapt as he campaigns toward Illinois, Nebraska, Oregon, and California.
The piece examines Vermont legislative snoring as a label for idle moments in the special session. It explains how bills move from drafts to committees, calendars, and votes, noting differences with New York and the impact of a constrained session on lawmaking pace. It compares partisan viewpoints and profiles Goldwater and Rockefeller in New Hampshire politics.
Readers critique editorials and the Green Mountain Patriots. Letters accuse Patriots leaders of attacking health standards and civil rights, while supporting labor and church. Ship yard of views includes remarks on Lincoln and national issues.
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