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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1967
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont 05201.
President Johnson appears to regain favorable standing with voters and politicians after a downturn. He projects strength on domestic programs and foreign policy, boosts image through Jaycees spectacle, and secures near unanimous support from Democratic governors in St. Louis. Yet war fatigue and a consolidating peace movement threaten his path, while GOP threats loom with Reagan as a likely contender.
Federal judge James Skelly Wright rules the District of Columbia Board of Education must discontinue the schools track system that places students by ability. He argues it denies equal opportunity and sustains segregation while urging better teaching and targeted programs rather than abolishing tracks outright.
The Banner urges Bennington residents to bridge the communications gap at school board meetings. It praises Marian Taylor’s call for constructive criticism aimed at improving education while acknowledging ongoing debate. The note also discusses highway safety upgrades on U.S. 7 and comments on Viet Cong portrayal and William McChesney Martin Jr.’s fiscal warnings about Vietnam war costs and tax policy.
The piece discusses how gold backing determines dollar value in international trade. It weighs two schools of thought on repealing the gold reserve, one fearing loss of value and the other claiming “paper gold” could boost confidence. The author prioritizes preserving the dollar over saving South Vietnam.
A columnist argues against road building and development around Branch Pond Vermont. He praises isolation and wilderness value, warns of vandalism and litter, and questions legal and financial aspects of a proposed road and trout stocking while urging preservation of the pond’s remote character. The piece notes sightings at Stratton and a Vermont legislative hearing as illustrative moments of the state’s appeal.
New York constitutional convention delegates travel a crowded path between press misperception and real labor in committee rooms. Despite claims of short sessions and high pay, Travia and colleagues insist substantial work proceeds, with 20 to 30 proposals ready for debate after July 10 amid tense press relations and procedural limits.
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