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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1964
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corp at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont.
Bobby Kennedy’s 17 000 write-in votes in New Hampshire reflect broad voter warmth for the late president’s brother and signal pressure on President Johnson. The feud between Kennedy and Johnson, and among Kennedy loyalists, could shape Democratic party dynamics as Kennedy’s influence grows with lingering loyalty to Kennedy-era officials.
A letter drawing strong anti Big Government rhetoric attacks antismoking guidance as socialist overreach. The author rails against Surgeon General warnings and cites constitutional rights, urging smokers to resist public health messaging and advertising a provocative slogan. References Brinkley Arkansas and Pana Illinois papers quote opposing views.
The piece outlines how Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. faced mixed reactions from Republicans as a write-in NH bid loomed, contrasting party disarray with Lodge’s appeal. It notes Lodge’s South Vietnam ambassadorship and questions how his possible candidacy could affect Johnson’s administration policy.
Emma Hoyt of Shaftsbury objects to claims of Communist infiltration by Green Mountain Patriots speakers and to concerns about housing and civil rights. She argues for brotherly love and decent housing for Negro migrants, states she will not debate Harrington, and notes leaders influence on members. The letter references Alvin Johnson and a critique of modern religious revival.
The Bonn trials reveal mass executions by the Nazi regime, including killings of Jews and other groups in 1941. Ex-Sergeant Otto Keilhorn describes forcing Jewish children to watch their fathers shot, then the line of victims driven to a ditch for firing. A Limburg case concerns 73 thousand mercy killings led by Dr. Hans Hefelmann. The piece links these horrors to contemporary fears of hatred and extremist movements like the Birch Society advocating reduced public aid and education access.
SAM DAWSON notes that despite campaign chatter the economy tends to follow preexisting trends and the tax cut supports continued upswing. Business leaders may pick sides but typically won t alter plans. local campaigns may affect conditions, while national policy stays stable.
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