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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1965
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street, Bennington, Vermont.
A veteran New York Times diagnostician argues a broader failure of understanding shapes volatile U.S Latin American relations. The Dominican Republic intervention, seen as a throwback to Marine diplomacy, unsettles Latin nations and invites renewed scrutiny of nonintervention norms and U.S. credibility under Johnson.
An op-ed argues the United States cannot police the world and warns that using Vietnam as a test could provoke anti American sentiment. It highlights lack of broad international backing, failure to prove a vital US interest, and the danger of revolutions being fueled by intervention. It questions moral authority and practical feasibility.
The Town Unification Study Committee presents candid tax equalization and five year exemptions to win outside town support. A Bennington County Soil and Water Conservation District inventory aims to map rural land use shifts from farming to recreation, guiding future county planning. Deer vehicle collisions rise 36 percent to 1112, prompting calls for more Deer Crossing signs to reduce fatalities.
Illinois Governor Adlai E. Stevenson vetoed Senate Bill No. 93 which would have protected insectivorous birds by restraining cats. He argued cats roam by nature and the measure risks public discord, favors neither cats nor birds, and would compel owners into impossible patrols.
A New England Christmas stamp depicting the angel Gabriel on a weather vane sparks a controversy at the U S Post Office. Officials debate whether the winged messenger is gendered, prompting experts to note angels are traditionally depicted masculine or genderless. The piece ends with humor about future stamps and critics’ concerns.
Saddle Brook Clarion analyzes federal tax cuts and Great Society forecasts, arguing that rising state and local taxes will erode individual gains. It notes 1955–65 tax shifts, rising local budgets, and growing dependence on federal aid, urging caution over extrapolated trillion-dollar promises.
In memory of Brad Smith, pianist and Juilliard faculty, a charitylike summer tribute will feature readings and his poetry at Bennington College Carriage Barn on August 4 at 8 p.m. Irwin Freundlich invites friends to share the hour, while Albert H. Gilbert criticizes state leadership style in a separate note about Gov. Hoff and Fish and Game commissioner George Davis.
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