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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1964
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont.
Vermont's Republican National Committee man Janeway criticizes Barry Goldwater's rising nomination and predicts a wrench in the party's moderate tilt. He says Vermont moderates will face tougher campaigns if Goldwater becomes the GOP standard bearer, reflecting national party unease with his stance on Vietnam and the UN.
Vermont Senator Winston L. Prouty nears re election amid warnings from Janeway that a Goldwater nomination could lead to a rugged campaign. Frederick J. Fayette may oppose Prouty, signaling a split in GOP ranks as moderates fear Goldwater's impact on both state and national races. The veteran Vermont party leader’s frank outlook highlights inner party tensions and calls for unity.
In the ongoing clash over proposals to nullify Supreme Court school prayer rulings the debate centers on amending the First Amendment and the broader danger to the Bill of Rights. A public statement by 233 lawyers and educators warns that altering the Bill of Rights would set a dangerous precedent and erode protections for free speech, press, and self incrimination.
Senate subcommittee approves S J Res 139 on presidential succession and disability with support from Bayh and Republicans. If enacted after two-thirds votes in both houses and state ratification, a vice president would be chosen by the president with congressional approval and specific acting president rules. The plan replaces 1947 rules and aims to avoid a dangerous vacancy.
A reflective look at how graduation marks an end for parents and children alike. The piece recalls toddler days, PTA events, first words, and sports loyalties as years pass quickly from kindergartners to high school seniors. It ends with parents wistfully wishing to relive moments.
A columnist lampoons future election forecasting by computers and network practices. He cites Rep Oliver Bol ton urging networks to delay announcing winners until polls close. He imagines 2 percent voters deciding elections while 98 percent stay home, likening it to TV ratings and warning of truth bending.
Vermont Senator George D. Aiken rails against federal regulators and energy policy as he presses for consumer protections. He critiques Ross’s FPC tenure and Johnson's push to curb FPC authority while urging regional representation on the ICC and balanced railroad mergers benefiting Vermont freight.
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