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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1964

Page

4

Bennington Banner Details Publication and Address

The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont.

The Banner Publishing Corporation Main Street Bennington Vermont

Green Mountain Patriots Editorial Rebuff by The Banner

The Banner defends its reporting on Green Mountain Patriots and their meetings while condemning alleged distortions from Patriot letters. It criticizes attributed insinuations and calls for calm, national unity, and adherence to libel laws amid tensions and accusations of infiltration.

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Precision Bombers and a Revolution Against Humbug

Commentator praises a new wave of precision critics led by women who target specific failings in society. Writers like Maurine Neuberger Rachel Carson Jessica Mitford and Harry Caudill are cited for exposing abuses from industry to government. The piece urges action to curb advertising time and protect public discourse.

Vance Packard John Keats A.C. Spectorsky General Motors Gen. Sarnoff Gen. Clay General Services Administration Maurine Neuberger Rachel Carson Jessica Mitford Harry Caudill United States Cumberland Plateau Philip Stern Joe Welch Joe McCarthy Humbug John Birch Society New York America Pennsylvania A. S. Grant George S. Patton J. P. Morgan Winston Churchill John F. Kennedy New Hampshire Barry Goldwater Guantanamo Goldwater Nelson Rockefeller Kennedy South Midwest

Scranton Faces Divided GOP After New Hampshire Primary

Washington reports that New Hampshire, the latest GOP test, failed to nominate a unifying candidate. Scranton’s uncertain legitimacy and the party fracture push toward San Francisco as Taftite memories linger and mass campaigns could shed light on a reluctant dragon’s path.

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Arguments In Defense Of The Much-Maligned Cigar

Hal Boyle defends cigar smokers amid stigma linking them to vice and violence. He catalogs historical figures and critics, notes televised antipathy toward cigars, and humorously contrasts cigar etiquette with women's complaints while sparking broader social reflection.

Hummingbirds and a Guatemalan Expedition

The writer recalls visits with Charlie Thompson and discusses his beagle kennels and a 1964 Guatemala expedition led by Frank Thompson. They describe years of zoo work, a controversial trip amid revolution, prisoners and gunpoints, and the capture of hummingbirds for the Fort Worth Zoo. Frank later becomes curator of the Topeka Zoo. The article also notes a Japanese Olympic shooting program with structured year-long training.

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Visiting Editor Predicament In Overtime Policy Debates

The piece analyzes why overtime pay policies persist in U S industry. It discusses the Adamson Act and Wagner Act, wartime labor shifts, and the paradox of automation reducing jobs while overtime remains common. It argues double time may not solve unemployment and warns of rushed future action.

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