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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1964
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont.
The piece argues a tax subsidy for Green Mountain Park is premature without a state audit. It contends the track may misstate losses, that subsidies cushion mismanagement, and urges the Legislature to verify finances before extending the 18 percent split or revising the formula to favor the track.
A Federal Reserve Bank of Boston report shows Vermont overall guest occupancy up 10 percent in early February while Northern Vermont hotels fall 5 percent. Southern Vermont lodgings gain about 20 percent with weekend crowds strong and midweek guests rising, signaling a patchwork winter across the region.
The Burlington Free Press rejected the claim that Governor Hoff's tax proposals reflect Marxist dogma. The piece argues that many Americans accept progressive taxes and social programs, noting statements of educators and public policy as evidence of broad acceptance rather than Marxist creed.
The piece argues the Johnson administration suffers two power centers with Kennedy era aides plus new appointees. It notes Secretary of State Dean Rusk has not asserted new policy, while McGeorge Bundy’s role wanes. Panama and Viet Nam show the rising interagency friction and uncertain authority as the 1964 election nears.
The letters urge Vermont lawmakers to study accident trends on highways and consider straightening dangerous curves to prevent crashes. Other writers discuss the Sweepstakes for Education bill, arguing against state lotteries and for prudent education funding oversight.
The piece argues overpopulation is driven by desire for children, not just contraception. It links India’s growth to development and food supply, calls for disarmament to enable rational population control, and links arms race to reproductive trends, urging societal change.
A 1954 Washington reflection argues that US policy in Indo-China and Asia shows no simple cure. It traces Dien Bien Phu, Laos, South Korea, and Chiang Kai-shek errors, warns against all-out war or stagnation, and notes the evolving balance with Red China as a new bloc forms.
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