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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1966
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont, listing its publication schedule and address.
President Johnson rebuffs Sen Edward Kennedy's Two Chinas UN proposal, pledging continued opposition to Communist China. The piece argues the stance ignores recent U.S. actions in the Caribbean and Vietnam, labeling Johnson's logic as outdated and political. It notes possible shifts in UN voting, with Chile and Iran perhaps siding with the U.S. while others oppose after Viet Nam bombings.
The note comments on Republican tifs around Governor Hoff and regional political pranks. It mentions local taxpayers urged to seek a pot of gold to ease tax bills, Bennington summer school activities and the planned Bennington planetarium funding, and the upcoming Grandma Moses Schoolhouse dedication in Eagle Bridge New York as a regional tourist draw and educational enhancement.
A letter argues Bradford Smith memorial garden vandalism behind Bennington Free Library was likely the act of a teenage gang. It critiques alienation, overbearing rules, and chaotic modern culture, advocating a humanist approach to reengage youth with ethical purpose and communal responsibility.
New York Democrats look to Senator Robert F Kennedy for guidance on who should head the party ticket against Gov Rockefeller. Kennedy has said supporters must participate in forums, prompting reactions from Frank O Connor Eugene Nickerson Howard Samuels and Franklin D Roosevelt Jr Kennedy is seen as pivotal to the convention outcome and future national influence while local leaders seek to avoid the boss candidacy label. CHARD POWERS SMITH Arlington
A bemused Vermont narrator chronicles Suzie a beagle Dalmatian mix known as Black Eyed Susan. Her strong memory, fear of small things, chase of automobiles, and daily walks reveal a dog with bold curiosity. Read of her fox cub encounter and Easter morning discoveries amid rural country lanes.
A column argues that Avery's Gores in Franklin and Essex Counties, two empty triangular lands, offer morale value for military training in adjustment to absence of identity. It claims training in gores could fix morale for troops in Thailand bound for Viet Nam, boosting business in the two counties.
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