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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1965
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is a daily Vermont newspaper published by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington. It operates daily except Sundays and holidays.
The resignation of James Oakes from Vermont’s Republican State Committee exposes enduring splits within the party. Oakes, a Brattleboro figure and former lieutenant governor primary contender, calls for drastic action and leadership change, arguing the current leadership cannot unite the GOP. His push reflects liberal moderate frustration since Goldwater-era gains, signaling broader tensions in state and national party organization amid ongoing Viet Nam diplomacy concerns.
A Hamilton College associate dean cites a NY Herald Tribune letter proposing teen drunk driving car impoundment by neighboring states to curb offenses. BCHS Sabers earn honors for standout Class L basketball tourney play, lifting Bennington onto the sports map. coach Frank Bizzarro receives special congratulations.
Washington debates a growing isolationist current amid antiwar protests, U S aid cuts, and UN tensions. Critics argue withdrawal could hand communism victory by default while President Johnson pursues Marshall Plan era cooperation and European diplomacy.
Washington report notes a nationwide survey by the Department of Agriculture examining the color of dirt and related soil properties. The project will analyze soil spectrum to aid homemakers and agricultural planning, gathering data on soil color and other characteristics across regions.
A Vermont New York border woodsman recalls a legendary, six foot four figure who boasted hard luck feats and tall tales from youth. The piece shifts to a humorous forecast about dirt colored rugs driven by soil color, imagining rug colored decor and a future soil color change via Agriculture Department research.
National Affairs notes Kosygin's demand for withdrawal of U S troops from Vietnam and Korea, arguing it exposes Soviet treachery against the United Nations. It cites UN records, Vishinsky, and the toll in Korea, and asserts Moscow arms Red China and North Vietnam, proving Soviet imperialism seeks global control.
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