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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1967
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street, Bennington Vermont 05201.
The piece argues President Johnson's environmental ambitions falter amid Vietnam war costs. It notes nearing renewal of the Highway Beautification Act and potential cuts to pollution funds, with governors and conservationists urging restoration of original goals. It critiques war as dampening environmental programs.
The piece argues the President misuses Hero honors to attack dissenters over Vietnam policy. It asserts such rhetoric harms debate, notes Sgt Connors death under Johnson orders, and warns Westmoreland and flag burnings are exploited to inflame patriotism. It discusses reactions from Aiken Fulbright Dirksen and the GOP, warning of a widening rift.
Richard Lewis of Vermont Academy editors a children's poetry book Miracles published by Simon and Schuster last September. The columnist praises the book, contrasts modern verse with classical rhythms, and shifts to a spring Red Sox preview. Manager Dick Williams earns credit for a new team spirit as Boston eyes a third-place finish behind Baltimore and the Twins. The writer pledges a Fenway visit for more verse and baseball.
An analysis notes George Wallace’s Dartmouth speech reveals themes for his 1970s presidential bid. It highlights his attacks on federal overreach, calls for action against dissent, and his appeal to a “fed up” mood across North and South voters. Wallace’s lack of concrete policy is noted, yet his populist pull and potential to disrupt the political landscape are emphasized.
Williams Record notes Tim Leary’s plan for mind expansion and the call for legalization if LSD proves medically harmless and controllable by screening. The piece cautions against condemning the drug, but warns of current dangers and limited medical knowledge and quality control.
Grace Parker of Manchester Depot responds to criticisms of Burr and Burton with examples of growth and a tough, college preparatory curriculum. She argues that the school offers a strong commercial program and rejects claims of watered down standards while urging recognition of its high standards.
Nationally syndicated columnist Mr. Alexander argues that clear, forceful rationale for Vietnam could rally broader backing for President Johnson. He urges public explanation of war aims, risks, and the stakes to prevent credibility gaps and sustain American resolve.
A Berlin German employed in a Soviet zone plant assembling baby carriage parts for shipment to Russia stole pieces to build a weapon. When asked about progress, he quipped that whatever arrangement he tried the parts formed a machine gun, illustrating the implausible outcome of the plan.
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