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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1964
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont.
The piece argues the Republican platform committee faces a clash between Goldwater’s rigid positions and moderates, risking hypocrisy if a moderate tone is chosen. It notes Gov. Scranton’s late entry to keep the party from a 1936-like debacle and cites Reston’s LA Times quip about the party’s strategy being mapped by Lyndon Johnson.
Seven of twelve Vermont Republican delegates to the national convention met in Montpelier to organize. Goldwater supporters won all three subcommittee seats, highlighting the ultra conservative wing’s strength while critics call for a return to broader party unity.
The Barre-Montpelier Times Argus congratulates Donald C. Hicks, longtime Bennington Greater Bennington Association executive director, as new president of the Vermont Association of Chamber Executives. The piece credits Hicks as a key local leader aiding Bennington’s industry and regional transport links.
A Boston University commencement address by Mr. Lippmann urges ongoing self education and reevaluation as the United States shifts from agrarian roots to global power. He argues founders trusted reflective citizens and prudent institutions to sustain liberty, while warning of war’s distractions and internal racial tensions needing rapid redress.
Visiting Editor South Will Gain Most From Civil Rights Bill. The Senate voted to end a long filibuster on civil rights, signaling moral resolve and a path toward lawful equality. The piece argues the bill moves demonstrations into courts, preserves American government, and promises progress for the South and the nation.
New York Republican leaders show strong support for Gov. Nelson Rockefeller as they keep him at the center of the party fight with Sen. Barry Goldwater. Delegates adopt a pro Rockefeller resolution granting him control over San Francisco delegations, while Goldwater backers push for unity and a harder line. Rockefeller signals he may stay on the floor into the convention fight, disputing any stop Goldwater stance.
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