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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1967
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 125 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201. It serves as the local newspaper for Bennington County with printing and editorial operations centered in Bennington.
The four day war leaves Arabs crushed and seeking cease fire while Israel occupies Sinai. Peace depends on international efforts to lay groundwork for coexistence, regional development, and Arab refugee concerns. A U S and Soviet arms restraint could curb further conflict.
Editor notes welcome Lady Bird Johnson to Vermont for three days of dedications visits ceremonies and state dinners The trip ends with an honorary degree from Middlebury College Luci’s expected birth prompts quick departure Plans urge public meetings before approving Bennington master plan scouting legend Kendall Adams honored Arlington Lions celebrate 15th anniversary Svetlana memoir sales cited at 825000 in Boston Globe story
Max Lerner argues the Levy court martial differs from Dreyfus with limited common ground. He favors commutation to protect military effectiveness, notes anti Jewish overtones at Fort Jackson, and disputes claims that Jewry drives antiwar stances. The piece probes obedience, conscience, and the limits of private dissent in wartime.
The remarks critique AFL‑CIO stagnation after a merger and call for structural reform beyond simple poverty raises. Walter P. Reuther denounces the move to remove his 1.6 million member UAW from AFL‑CIO, while Attorney General Elliott Richardson argues against deferring to superior orders in war crimes.
A reminiscence of a June 1, 1967 Boston outing begins with a morning walk through the Fenway and Huntington Avenue. The author recalls visiting the Boston String Instrument Co and meeting Mel Peabody, touring the Prudential Center and Top of the Hub, and viewing Boston landmarks from lofty vantage points before a 1:30 baseball game at Fenway Park where Dean Chance pitched for the Angels and Boston’s team struggled but impressed.
A column argues Western Europe and the Middle East depend on oil from Transalpine pipelines and the Persian Gulf. It warns that Soviet expansion risks disrupting Libyan and Algerian output, threatening European refiners and Arab allies alike, while noting rising Libyan production and North Sea gas as alternative energy paths. The piece cautions Nasser’s strategy could backfire if the Soviets seize the region, and underscores the need for cautious statecraft amid a global oil map shift.
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