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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1965
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.
Former Bennington College faculty member Gene Baro argues against educational giantism in a recent commencement address. He warns that big schools prioritize production and automation over deep learning, urging support for small colleges to foster thinking and dissent while acknowledging financial pressures and the broader cultural pull toward size.
The author argues the escalating Sino Soviet feud may stem from Red China's fear of a Soviet American containment and outlines a cautious path for U.S. policy. He warns against overzealous actions toward Moscow while urging patience, firmness, and diplomatic skill to encourage moderation in China and avoid preventive war.
Sleuthing by police, fire crews and the State Fire Marshal led to a court appearance yesterday for the arsonist who confessed to four fires and is tied to eight more last year. The Battenkill Handle Company blaze in West Arlington destroyed a landmark and left 16 workers unemployed, while Sen. George Aiken privately pursues a bill to honor Robert Frost’s farm as a national historic site in Ripton. Mr. Daniel C. Hurlbut’s death marks the end of an era for Benmontpers Company, the area’s largest factory for four decades, with Hurlbut guiding civic and industrial leadership in paper manufacturing.
A Washington couple describe using an all channel TV to revive their marriage with educational programs. They sold a child for a new set and found conversations sparked by shows like How to Build an Igloo and The Salmon's Struggle for Survival.
The piece blends Bryce's Vermont tercentenary talk with a sailor's journal on Lake Champlain. It praises Vermont’s people and scenery, describes the Windlass and Samara II, and recounts sailing terms and scenes from Shelburne Bay to Burlington. It contrasts natural beauty with visible industrial spots and quotes Bryce urging preservation.
Ray Bliss criticizes the Free Society Association while John Lindsay courts splinter support for a New York mayoral bid. The piece argues two party politics rely on splinter groups, contrasts Democratic tolerance with Republican denunciations, and notes Buckley versus Rose as the upcoming ideological clash.
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