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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1966
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont.
The piece argues China could intervene in the Asian war by ground forces, warning U S airpower alone may fail. It cites a Peking communiqué claiming the United States cannot dictate war conduct and suggests Beijing would commit manpower against American airpower, with a broader clash on the Asian mainland likely.
Landgrove resident ONE RETURNS from a five day trek through Peru and Bolivia with Inca sites, Lima, Cuzco, and Machu Picchu highlighted by high altitudes and vivid people. The author contrasts ancient craft with Western influence, notes hunger and dignity, laments Communist radio outreach, and warns on Vietnam-era tensions.
The Senate passed a bill to regulate care and housing of animals used in laboratories and in transit, aiming to curb cruelty without hindering medical progress. Critics warn of opposition from some researchers and dealers, but supporters argue standards will end black market supply and improve welfare.
The Supreme Court stresses a responsible press as a longtime ally of judicial fairness while warning against prejudicial publicity before trials. It holds courts must limit coverage when publicity threatens impartial juries and may delay or relocate cases to protect due process.
A collection of quotes from Robert B. Williams, George F. Kennan, and John Diefenbaker reflecting on land conservation, the costs of progress, and international relations. Williams cautions against building roads and access for their own sake, Kennan urges pragmatic limits in Vietnam policy, and Diefenbaker advocates recognizing reality in foreign affairs.
A New York column highlights a Republican study, Where the Votes Are, by the Hickelnooper staff, forecasting a 1970s voter landscape driven by the professional managerial class, education, pollution issues, and urban service economies. It argues Republicans must craft policy to attract a broad, nonpartisan majority.
A reader criticizes wartime policy and officials’ forecasts regarding Vietnam, calling them consistently wrong. Another letter commends Lake Paran lifeguards for rescuing a woman in distress, praising the protection and facilities at the lake.
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