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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1964
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont.
Editorial argues Goldwater's 51 percent California win nets 86 delegates and momentum toward the nomination. Moderates face a widening split as they seek a coalition led by Gov. Rockefeller or other figures to stop Goldwater and prevent a GOP fracture before the convention.
Former U S Representative Meyer campaigns for Senate in 1964 while facing sharp Democratic opposition. Critics say his North Bennington remarks attack party leadership and Gov Hoff, not his rival Fayette, risking internal rifts and damaging his nomination prospects.
Senator Edward Kennedy toured Western Europe to raise funds for the John F. Kennedy Memorial Library in Cambridge Massachusetts. Gifts from governments and private donors in Paris Bonn and beyond push toward a 10 to 12 million dollar project. The drive underscores Kennedy’s global appeal and the library’s role as a cultural shrine.
The piece argues poverty in the Southern Appalachians stems from lingering parochial attitudes and low wages. It notes mixed southern progress and resistance to change, cites a Raleigh East Carolina University student editors discussion, and warns against using private enterprise to justify discrimination.
A columnist recalls early TV guidelines and compares them with today. Two daughters aged 14 and 9 avoided trouble, a younger son ages 2 imitates ads, and the writer notes parental fears about crime faded while brand recall rose.
Six GOP hopefuls debated in Springfield before 42 people, spanning MacBride's anti tax platform to Foote Boylan Oakes liberal and Babcock Snelling reform plans. Moderates favor education funding and tax tweaks while conservatives push limited government and no taxes, creating a wide spectrum within the Vermont party.
A Reader’s Digest quip contrasts a mother’s request for restraint with a teen’s insistence on rapid answering. The daughter argues modern life prizes status symbols and instant appearance of busyness over patience with the phone.
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