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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1964
Page
4
The Bennington Banner edition dated Wednesday March 11 1964 notes its daily publication schedule except Sundays and holidays. It lists 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont as the publishing office and names Banner Publishing Corporation as the publisher.
The New Hampshire primary showed Goldwater vulnerable and Lodge a write-in upset reshaping GOP momentum. Rockefeller remains underdog as voters react to blunt rhetoric and cast a spotlight on party strategy for 1964.
The Auburndale Star notes a heated exchange over Vermont tax rates prompted by an AIV booklet and a governor's two page statement. It highlights possible misrepresentations, comparisons, and the political turn toward tax policy in the fall campaign.
Opinion piece critiques New Hampshire primary candidates for failing to address informed adults. Rockefeller and Goldwater avoid in-depth debate on core issues like Cuba, Vietnam, NATO, inflation, and civil rights. Declared candidates’ marketing over policy weakens democratic discourse while undeclared candidates gain ground.
A humorous column contrasts male and female saving habits. It notes LBJ reducing light bills, while men hoard junk and old nails. Women save practical keepsakes like corsage flowers, baby teeth, and cherished toys, arguing they value what lasts.
Hal Boyle notes that Americans chase wealth yet few reach millionaire status. He cites the Horatio Alger myth and the desire to live like a millionaire, while highlighting the price of riches in lost leisure, friendships, and time. The piece contrasts wealth with everyday comforts available to many.
The Georgia Republican leadership confronts a split between regular GOP supporters and Birch Racist factions as Goldwater’s strength tests party integrity. California mirrors this with Jo D. Martin Jr pledging to keep the party from becoming a Birch Society branch while opposing radical right influence.
The writer questions practical value from a recent legislative session and calls for a fair property valuation system. He notes the governor’s efforts cracked the shell and made a dent, arguing courage in trying exceeds winning the fight. Pownal.
Humor aside the Somerset Spectator notes doctors advocate walking for health while poking fun at mailmen and truck drivers, reflecting local humor and everyday fitness chatter in Somerset Massachusetts.
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