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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1967
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is a daily newspaper published by the Banner Publishing Corporation, located at 425 Main Street in Bennington, Vermont 05201. It operates daily except Sundays and holidays, serving the local community with regional news and notices.
Editorial argues Supreme Court favors labor in a 5-4 ruling upholding union fines on striking workers. It cites Allis-Chalmers and Newspaper Guild cases, notes dissent by Black and Douglas, and warns against kangaroo courts using financial penalties to coerce members.
Editor notes recount a Granville grave desecration case with a ghoulish suspect at large and a Bennington winter greeting. The piece also discusses Prospect School leadership doubts, Marian Stroud’s potential state role, and a Russell Baker commencement address at Bennington College urging awareness of world issues and urging students to cherish life.
John Chamberlain argues the Soviet Union uses a repeating pattern of retreat and bold talk to influence global events. He cites postwar Berlin crises, Cuba, Korea, Hungary, and Cuba as examples, asserting Moscow’s aims are achieved by subversion and diplomatic pressure rather than open war.
The essay notes a paradox that Thurgood Marshall, grandson of a slave, joins the Supreme Court as riots erupt in several cities. It argues the court's growing social autonomy explains calm responses to the historic nomination, while highlighting Marshall’s NAACP work, lower court service, and solicitor general role as factors shaping reception.
Letters discuss the BCHS closure, MAUHS opening, and bond issues with defense of Mount Anthony as economically sound. Sue Hall questions critics while 1967 graduates thank parents for a grand graduation party. The page also reflects on civil rights leadership, riots, and youth action amid broader black leadership efforts.
Seasonal migration to camps grips New England as directors brace for weather, measles, and staff turnout. Parents buy gear, packing errors abound, while camps increasingly emphasize purpose driven by sailing, music, sports, tutoring, and democratic process camps.
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