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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1964

Page

4

Bennington Banner Publisher Details

The Bennington Banner operates daily except Sundays and holidays under Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont.

The Banner Publishing Corporation Main Street Bennington Vermont

Cleveland Summit Conference Shapes GOP Fate

Republican governors meet in Cleveland to decide whether a Stop Goldwater movement will form or if Goldwater will win the nomination. Eisenhower Nixon Scranton Rockefeller and Romney headlined the talks as moderates push for a platform aligned with 1956 1960 principles to keep liberal Republicans in the fold. The outcome hinges on Goldwater's willingness to back a moderate platform or face a potential challenge at the convention.

Cleveland Eisenhower Nixon Scranton Rockefeller Romney Barry Goldwater Goldwater Pennsylvania GOP Scrantor Gree Republican Party Arizona Birchers Sons of Birchers Barry Gov Wallace North

Loyalty Oaths Outlawed

The U S Supreme Court voids loyalty oath laws for state workers and teachers in Washington. The decision cites imprecision and potential to block reforms, eroding academic freedom and individual liberty. The ruling signals an end to the loyalty oath movement and rejects government sponsored allegiance incantations.

State of Washington U.S. Supreme Court Byron R. White Justice White Supreme Court The Civil Rights Commission House Un-American Activities Committee

Redefining Dropouts at New York Forum

The New York forum heard about 100 children voicing views on school dropouts. Speakers argued the term unfairly labels youths and reflects societal failures, with discouragement from parents discrimination and teacher disengagement cited as push factors.

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Goldwater's Appeal Long Political Shadow

The piece argues Barry Goldwater embodies a broad U S political discontent in California and beyond, acting as symbol for independents and rebels. It notes his broad support despite opposition from many party figures and media, and discusses risks of mobilizing embittered voters in a general election. It highlights intra party calculations and possible electoral strategies around race and civil rights.

California Barry Goldwater Nuts

Lorna the remarkable cow and sound to repel pests

A Beltsville lab studies Lorna a Holstein who yields more milk than she consumes by converting fat to water yet cannot sustain it. Entomologists test amplified sound as an insect repellent using two loudspeakers and moths, showing reduced hatching and delayed development. Rube Goldberg notes retirement in 1948.

Washington UPI Beltsville U.S. Agricultural Research Service Lorna Lorena Agriculture Department Rube Goldberg

Smoke-Filled Rooms Shape New York Convention Battle

In Albany and across New York the California primary data shapes the 86 convention votes. Rockefeller and Goldwater spar over delegate loyalties while Nixon could tip the first ballot, with Javits Keating and Eisenhower weighing in as delegates converge in San Francisco. The smoke-filled rooms promise a tense, faction-driven nominating fight.

California Johnson Gov Rockefeller Barry Goldwater West Coast Goldwater New York Nixon Jacob K. Javits Power Javits Kenneth B. Keating Eisenhower San Francisco

Laos and Southeast Asia echoes of Cold War policy

The article reviews U S involvement in Laos from the Eisenhower era. notes Laos is not a true nation, seeks isolation, and distrusts both U S influence and Communism. It discusses regional dynamics, Chinese and Russian roles, and the Kennedy era challenge of redefining policy while avoiding war. It references Dulles era domino theory and broader Southeast Asian complexities.

United States Laos Eisenhower State Dulles Southeast Asia Viet Nam Mao Formosa Red China Moscow Peking Indonesia Sukarno China Kennedy Dulles

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