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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1968
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont 05201.
The piece weighs expert views by Marquis Childs Rowland Evans and Joseph Kraft on Gov Rockefeller's presidential chances. It contrasts Nixon and Humphrey momentum with Rockefeller's bold multi media pre convention push and calls his gamble a historic, costly attempt to shift national mood toward new leadership amid Kennedy era trauma.
The U N Assembly endorses a treaty to curb nuclear weapon spread amid skepticism about universal adherence. With key powers like France, Brazil, India and China noncommittal, the pact may limit sales and aid but not universal exposure. Supporters argue it could spark broader disarmament, especially if U S and Soviet ties improve and trust grows between leading powers.
A New Haven Hill district 4-H program uses old bikes, woodworking, sewing, and cooking to engage slum youth on a lean budget. With a small staff and the Cooperative Extension Service, the project fosters entrepreneurship through bike repairs and sales while teaching skills and responsibility. The effort mirrors rural 4-H decades of youth work and suggests urban programs can succeed with imagination and limited funds.
This column extols the black fly as a Northeastern nuisance and fixture of early June, detailing its biology, historic methods to deter it, and the paradoxical place it holds for fishermen. It notes how Indians and woodsmen used fat or dopes, the fly’s life cycle from egg to adult, and the ironic truth that hardy streams thrive with its presence.
Ex HEW chief John Gardner warned at Cornell’s 100th commencement that late 20th century institutions collapsed from rigidity and resistance to change. He imagined a 23rd century world where iron rule followed chaos and argued federal, state, and local bodies, unions, professions, universities, and corporations must be redesigned to adapt to rapid global shifts.
Washington column suggests brassieres mirror bridge design concepts with loadings and forces, coefficient of rigidity, and four bridge types. It envisions aerodynamic stability, latticed stiffening, and pre stressed materials to improve bra design while stressing aesthetics and harmony with surroundings.
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