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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1965
Page
4
The Bennington Banner dated Wednesday January 20 1965 is published daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont.
The belated disclosure reveals U S air raids on guerrilla supply lines in Laos, violating the 1962 Geneva neutrality pact and signaling further escalations. Secrecy as raids extend for months contrasts with public assurances, risking credibility and raising fears of direct conflict with China as policymakers gamble on time and potential negotiations.
John M. Spencer former chair of the Vermont Democratic party died Monday in a Massachusetts hospital at age 47. A longtime organizer and driver of party successes he battled alcoholism, sought treatment, and dedicated himself to aiding the HOPE Foundation and chronic alcoholics in Rutland County Jail, earning respect for his courage and humanity.
Kenneth Holum remarks at Manchester Vermont that conservation now spans urban planning and legal action, not just wilderness. He argues the modern conservation effort includes protecting water and air quality, preserving landmarks, and guiding development with lawyers, planners, and citizens contributing behind desks.
The piece argues every president must defuse major inherited crises, highlighting Vietnam and the dollar problem. It notes U.S. balance of payments weakness, France and Britain reducing dollar holdings, and a sharp dollar outflow due to overseas loans and foreign investments. It cites Gore’s equalization fee expansion, large U.S. capital outflows, and European reaction to American control of industry, warning of painful, urgent reforms including possible tourist dollar controls and stricter dollar management.
The Treasury studied creating a capital movements committee, possibly via the Fed, to screen large U.S. overseas investments, especially in Europe. It found American business lacks self discipline for such control, preferring American over foreign influence, and warned Europe may cut off investment anyway unless bilateral pacts limit capital flows.
Phyllis McGinley defends the housewife in Sixpence in Her Shoe praising education in the kitchen and cheerful domestic life. The review notes her practical advice for parties, recipes, and essays on thrift and children, urging happiness in homemaking without guilt or emptiness.
A portrait of Winston Churchill as a master of speech and writing, detailing his cautious self view and warnings on war, socialism, and world order. It highlights his prewar and wartime stances, cautions about totalitarianism, and remarks on liberty versus state control.
WASHINGTON UPI A look at new measures shows Oregon seeks to stop ticket fixing in DC Maryland lacrosse lobby aims to repeal the excise tax on lacrosse gear New Mexico bills address Indian lands leasing and a proposed Virgin Islands–Florida linkage seeks state parity The list also includes a National Grandmothers Day and a fish enhancement program with a Dingell? note
A rugged 18 year old joins the Army and on furlough greets his parents at the station. He notices four pretty girls walking by and then tells them one is out of step, a light moment in the Parade.
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