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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1965
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street in Bennington, Vermont.
The essay argues that student protests stem from real university failings in administration and teaching. It contends that scholarship must balance with teaching, and that democracy shapes higher education’s challenge as enrollments rise and many pursue degrees as class markers. The piece urges measured action over radical reform.
Editor notes lawmakers in Montpelier and statewide breathe relief as Vermont finalizes General Assembly reapportionment in line with one man one vote. The piece cites $11,112 from OEO for 27 summer jobs, the Green Mountain Citizenship booklet, and citizen ship training at Girls' and Boys' State, praising public service efforts.
The article traces a push to fund the supersonic transport through government and military channels, citing Gen. William F. McKee as NASA deputy and potential FAA head. It notes civilian status rules, pension implications, and a presidential request for an exemption, plus Senate dissent warning about military civilian power and a tally of officers in the FAA.
A long, reflective column surveys federal urban renewal funding, the McKee FAA appointment, and a push for SSTs, highlighting White House priorities, defense budget debates, and industry clashes. It also critiques anti-SST campaigns, the piracy of public opinion, and a strong defense of conscientious objection amid patriotic pressure.
The column argues patriotism includes conscience and dissent, condemns militant veterans and Senate probes of Pitkin, and cites Olaf the conscientious objector. It blends social commentary, anecdotes, and satirical asides about patriotism, criticism, and public discourse.
A weekly column notes writing rhythms and mode of publication. The writer describes summer river fishing on the Battenkill and Somer set Reservoir and reports brown trout and gray trout activity, plus plans for a Plum Island trip and a first Canada trek for trout. A Gun Digest reference offers details on Cartridges of the World.
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