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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1964
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont.
A Montpelier report shows the House approving $61,000 for the Development Department’s industrial promotion program despite past reluctance. The vote, influenced by Gov Hoff’s priorities, marks a shift from strict fiscal scruples toward broader economic growth for Vermont.
Opinion argues that CORE street protests in New York, notably a Triborough Bridge sitdown, risk public disruption and alienating support for civil rights legislation. Senator Humphrey condemns the bridge stunt while noting peaceful assembly remains proper. The piece links public opinion, lawful channels, and the likelihood of congressional backing.
Legislation backed by Kennedy advocates legal aid for the poor in federal courts. The measure seeks to fund court appointed lawyers and reduce bail disparities, highlighting reforms sparked by Gideon v. Wainwright and urging compromise to expand access to justice for those unable to pay.
The piece argues for a politics that frees mind and spirit, an economics focused on human needs and long term benefits, and a civilization offering universal education and equality. It champions open inquiry, scientific progress, and worldwide cooperation while warning against dictatorship, nationalism, and misuse of science for war.
Congressman Stafford explains his vote on the tax cut in a February busy month. The House passed the civil rights bill and took final action on the tax bill, with approval for the Department of De-. The report contrasts a year ago's slow pace with renewed movement in Congress and highlights the changes in legislative action.
Hal Boyle notes visitors to the upcoming World’s Fair should not rely on New Yorkers for dining tips. He jokes about gourmet pretensions, cites Vermont trips, and covers political actions from the House on tax, civil rights, prayer amendments, and media advertising limits, with Vermont references and conference duties.
A reflective statement argues that science must fuse with conviction rooted in a universal religion beyond politics and economics. It asserts service as perfection of freedom and calls for living a life worthy of human potential through spiritual discipline.
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