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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1968
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by the Fornner Publishing Corporation at 25 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201.
Ripples from California report the official qualification of two third parties the American Independent and the Peace and Freedom party. The piece analyzes how their growth could shift the 1968 election dynamics by siphoning votes from Democrats and Republicans, potentially denying any candidate a clear electoral college victory and pushing the decision to the House.
The pieces praise Romneys cautious stance on the Pueblo incident and Johnson policy, suggesting restraint could lift his standing. Deane C. Davis, National Life Insurance chairman, announced plans to seek the GOP gubernatorial nomination, touting a lengthy roster of positions, boards, and honors.
The Rutland Herald notes distress at the weakening of private colleges like Kentucky Southern College amid aid, gaps in funds, and rising costs. It warns that federal and foundation support favors large institutions, risking reduced diversity and independence in American higher education.
Washington plans to accelerate family planning worldwide as U S aid allocates 35 million for contraceptives and IPPF distribution. Pill cost drops to 18 cents a cycle while 2 million cycles are prepared. adoption rises in Australia New Zealand the United States Canada UK and Latin America with broad global debate on ethics and impact.
A reader recalls a timber wolf sighting on the Klamath River, notes wolves once in Vermont, cites Isle Royale moose declines due to wolves, and summarizes Ernest Bauer’s Alaska wolf article. The piece includes personal anecdotes of wolf encounters, Pack sizes, and myths, ending with a reflection on rarely hearing timber wolves in Vermont again.
Letters to the Editor condemn a state plan to buy conventional VA and FHA loans from banks to free capital for more home loans. Fairfax Ayres and Bill Kemsley urge voters to contact Vermont legislators, arguing the policy inflates the economy and harms countryside aesthetics.
A New York Commentary argues LBJ's policy misreads global trends as Japan and Germany gain steel and auto markets. It condemns pumping up domestic spending while cutting imports, cites strikes and Wilson's Britain, and warns tax hikes and inflation erode real growth, predicting a half-trillion-dollar gap by 1939 terms.
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