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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1967
Page
4
Editorials from The Bennington Banner reflect daily views of the Vermont paper published by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington. The notes appear in the local daily issue, signaling opinion pieces and community perspectives from the Vermont newsroom.
Dorset residents weigh rural preservation against growth as National Gypsum buys Green Peak land for potential limestone mining. Officials urge regional planning and zoning to balance development with wildlife preserves, bat caves, and unspoiled landscapes while private actions seek to safeguard marshlands and forests.
Editor urges Bennington to honor veterans of the Cold War era alongside World War II and Vietnam participants in Memorial Day events. A weekly silent Friday vigil in Putnam Square protests policies without signs or speeches, while admiration for space explorers and Sir Francis Chichester’s solo voyage highlights daring achievements at home and abroad.
In Boston analysis, U N ratification and a four power conference are viewed as possible paths to peace. The piece argues Nasser’s gambit backed by the Russians could reshape regional power, pressuring Israel and testing U S and UN roles while urging diplomacy and an open key Gulf of Aqaba. U Thant’s withdrawal decision is criticized as weakening UN peacekeeping, with de Gaulle urging four powers to seek settlement.
The quote urges Monte Carlo to renew its appeal beyond the super-rich, likening it to aging beauties needing vitality. Mentions Prince Rainier paying 8 million to Aristotle Onassis for the casino, reflecting high-stakes changes shaping a resort's image.
In a column on Vermont independence, anecdotes show men upholding their own terms for money and goods, refusing to bow to distributors or ads, and even offering quirky acts of ethical stubbornness. Other tales touch on land deals, revenue, and a wary, anarchic streak, contrasted with quiet, local pride.
A New York column critiques U.N. principles amid the Suez crisis, arguing that none withstands forceful action. It contrasts Eden and Dulles stances, notes UNEF withdrawal and Gulf of Aqaba tensions, and warns U.N. collapse could follow if Nasser’s gains go unchecked.
A Bennington reader proposes a Support Our Men in Vietnam theme for the Bennington Battle Day celebration. He argues the war is defensive and urges residents to back those serving in Vietnam while sharing supportive messages with loved ones overseas. The letter cites antiwar protests and asks for reflection on national duty and freedom. David Tripp, East Road, Bennington.
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