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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1965
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont.
The White House shift placing Bill Moyers as press secretary signals the end of Johnson's press honeymoon. Critics say Johnson has become irascible and hard to live with, with foreign policy in Vietnam drawing concern amid a complex presidency.
The Bennington Historical Museum receives the late Eliza beth McCullough Johnsons bequest of about 4 000 mid-19th century American ceramics. Curator Richard Carter Barret will catalog and exhibit them next spring, boosting Bennington to international status in pottery study. The Johnson donation includes the display gallery and reflects the family’s long community generosity.
Editor notes Patsy Santo repainted the Bennington County Courthouse seal as part of exterior spruce up. Autumn colors are vivid while drought concerns grow in Bennington with Sucker Pond levels dropping and springs along the mountain pipeline weakening. Water customers are urged to follow conservation measures issued by the water board.
London dazzles with arts and dining while Britain fights a deep economic crisis. The city’s charm masks tensions across classes as inflation, unemployment fears, and debt pressure Britain to reorganize from schools to offices. Prime among concerns is how wartime gains reshape living and work, with politics and finance in flux.
Leaders unsatisfactory to us may suit the countries they head. If we seek George Washingtons in every Latin American uprising we will be rewarded with Castro. Discrimination based on race or origin denies our law and sense. Kennedy favors immigration reform, warning against letting the state ship sink in calm waters.
In Albany the Liberal Party faces a pivotal mayoral contest as it backs Rep. John V. Lindsay, risking an end to its era of influence if Democrats win without Liberal support. The piece traces the party’s backstory from the ALP split and its enduring sway in New York politics.
A reflection on Vermont's shift toward social survey economic planning and industrial development. The piece questions who leads change, cites civil defense civil rights and poverty initiatives, and urges cautious optimism about cooperation between business and government and a better future through hope.
Mrs. Francis Costantino of 314 Silver Street Bennington writes to urge completing Silver Street sidewalk repairs before starting new projects. She notes work halted at Grandview Street leaving Norton Street section unfinished, causing unsafe conditions for children and elderly, with winter plowing missed and rough paths around four years.
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