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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1965
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont with the edition dated Wednesday June 30 1965.
The piece argues stock declines reflect mixed signals about the U.S. economy. It notes weak reactions to stock losses despite near record economic output, predicting slower growth into 1966 and a plateau rather than boom or bust. It cites Fortunes forecast of 18 months growth and McChesney Martin's cautions as context.
The piece laments the 1945 founding of the United Nations, denouncing self righteous nationalism of great powers and arguing the UN is not to blame for global disorder. It notes unresolved postwar issues from Budapest to Kashmir, Viet Nam and Korea, and stresses the UN’s fragile role in preventing a third world war.
Editor notes Gov Hoff's 1.45 million appropriation for regional vocational education centers has passed. Manchester area moves toward dissolving Fire District No 1 as changes in local government unfold. A Town Unification Study Committee weighs outside town voting rights and tax bases in potential consolidation with caution.
A Wall Street Journal study based on U S Office of Education data shows 16 6 percent of $1 000 college loan recipients are delinquent versus 1 7 percent for bank installment loans Delinquencies by a college loan program are not fully tracked as schools collect repayments yet graduates are hard to trace The piece connects the failure to repay with broader cheating on campuses and questions moral fiber of the to be educated generation
UPI reports a lighthearted but pointed discussion in Washington about Soviet claims of synthetic caviar. Congress and the administration offer restrained reactions while Rep Otis Pike warns that a fake egg breakthrough could, if scaled, threaten the economy and broader cold war dynamics.
In North Bennington a one room school tale recalls a heated meeting over a new outhouse. Johnny Wright dominates meetings with Sam Thorpe as co conspirator while the community argues over chores, fees, and modernization. The tale ends with a new outhouse allegedly named for Wright.
Letters to the editor urge steadfast liberty tied to law and order, warning against license and protests that threaten property, beaches, and civic responsibility. They reflect on Viet Nam and Santo Domingo, call for discipline, and emphasize national ideals, with Alfred H. Gilbert of Dorset approving the Vermont Senate’s rejection of Belmont Pitkin for the Fish and Game Board.
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