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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1967
Page
4
The Bennington Banner operates daily except Sundays and holidays under Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201. The notice lists publishing cadence and corporate address for the regional daily.
Senator Kennedy urges a one-week bombing halt to test whether Moscow and Hanoi will enter talks. He cites new signs of potential conciliatory response and argues that pausing could avert a broader war, while critics warn of risks and insist on continued military pressure.
A reader sees the Vermont House during a four day span pass and send 23 bills to the Senate, with 30 new ones from the printer. Committees study the intake as debates cover district seats, school construction funding, liquor hours, and gendered pages. The chamber also schedules a six week burst toward April 15 under Rep. George Van Santvoord.
Expo 67 will host 20 heads of state including the Queen and president of Czechoslovakia between May 2 and Sept 21 with a 100 man security detail plus RCMP and local police. Vermont hopes for visitor draw but warns costs of protecting chiefs of state. Red Cross Month is proclaimed with longtime support notes. Vermont residents urged to support fund drive and recall disaster relief and safety programs.
North Bennington letter writer recalls 1960s push for a well rounded ski program. By March 1967 the school’s effort showed major gains with a 25 meter jump at Prospect Mountain and a cross country course addition. Students Gina Mollica and Jane Wolf joined Nordic Team members in Duluth bound championships, while Bruce Knapp finished a grueling Rutland cross country race after a dramatic skis-break comeback.
Marquis Childs analyzes India's hunger amid millions facing starvation and Western hesitation to commit further aid. He notes Johnson's wheat pledge, Congress limits, and doubts about India Pakistan cooperation, fertilizer shifts, and Nehru era legacies shaping prospects for relief and regional cooperation.
A March entry blends winter fondness with hints of spring. The narrator watches crow calls, icicles, and seed orders while admitting garden plots are weed filled and imperfect. A Maltese cat Fangsie disrupts daily life, sneaks outside, then returns, and enjoys pampered meals. Letters praise the column for light chatter and criticize or defend snowmobile use, urging lawful trails and wildlife respect.
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