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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1967
Page
4
The Bennington Banner publishes daily except Sundays and holidays. It is issued by the Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street, Bennington, Vermont 05201.
Editorial urges passage of a strong Fair Housing Law in Vermont. It contrasts a straightforward ban on housing discrimination with a proposed state Commission on Human Rights plus conciliatory role. The piece laments diluted amendments, backing both a robust law and a commission to investigate and resolve disputes. It argues lawmakers must stand up for democratic principles and guaranteed housing rights for all Vermonters.
Editor notes scarce contests as Citi zens' Caucus nears. Teenagers plan a Rotary coffee house at St Peter's Church parish hall if approved. Mt Anthony Union High School teachers report overcrowded classes fueling a history course using an 18th century settler to engage students. Reuben Levin hints at running for village attorney if salary rises, risking reputational harm by possible resignation if salary is not met.
Vermont state lawmakers spent long sessions voting by paper ballots on judges for the Supreme and Superior Courts and other officers. George Van Santvoord reports repeated re-elections, university trustees chosen, and a heated debate over the state education appropriation.
In Searsburg Vermont a lone grouse feeds on red berries by Skylark's hedge despite nearby winter activity. The writer recalls illness, a mountain doctor era, and reflects on snowmobiles as exciting yet disruptive and urges stricter land rules and wardens to protect wildlife.
Ottawa relayed view from Hanoi that an unconditional halt to North Vietnam bombing could open talks. Chester Ronning and Ho Chi Minh figures urged cessation, prompting Western allies to hope for a negotiated settlement while lamenting renewed U S bombing. Canada supports ICC role and diplomacy efforts to keep negotiation doors open.
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