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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1967
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201.
Bennington Village voters express dissatisfaction with the current arrangement that taxes residents for Town and Village services alike. They push to fund Village water projects from Town budgets and vote to remove non village items from the village budget. The group endorses a city study and calls for unified governance reflecting shared needs across four municipal units.
United Press International and NBC news figures spar over Barry Goldwater’s claim that reporters had time to react to results. Huntley defends on air as live updates shift, cameras move, and bulletin copy interrupts coverage. Optimism remains as erasers and computer use spread in firms.
North Bennington column argues that equality is a two edged sword as Mrs. Hart promotes women in space from Michigan and Rep. Stafford endorses a constitutional equal rights amendment for men and women, noting political theater and personal stakes in the push for gender parity.
Washington observers say the Guam talks shifted from a war council to pacification rhetoric to appease public opinion. Ky and Thieu’s presence blocks meaningful peasant land reform and a viable Saigon settlement, leaving only military options and a grim prospect for a political end to the Viet Nam conflict.
Reuben Levin argues Europe reverts to local power balances risking a new monetary collapse. Streit warns a federation or strong West unity is needed as France, Germany, and Britain show diverging aims. The column also notes Kennedy’s death impact and reflects on past prices versus today.
Letters to the Editor praise Bennington residents for quickly contributing 487.40 to send two high school girls to the National Ski Race in Duluth Minnesota. 350 covers the trip while 137.40 sits in a savings account for future skiers.
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