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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1967
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201.
The article argues dairy farmers face lower spirits from rising costs and stagnant prices, but signs of improvement appear as demand catches up. It warns that imported dairy products flood the market, risking farm livelihoods, and urges stricter quota enforcement and closing loopholes, citing Senator Aiken and Secretary Freeman. It also notes Vermont’s dairy stake and actions by Hoff and others.
A columnist recounts Yale University marijuana studies reporting 15 to 35 percent usage among students and faculty. He catalogs historical and botanical notes on cannabis, warns of health and moral concerns, and argues that weed is a growing societal threat rather than a harmless thrill.
Arlington residents debate school funding and reforms focusing on vocational training versus broad programs. Robert V. Jones argues against large bureaucratic schools, favors small enrollments, and warns against using schools to push political ideas while urging local control and clear funding questions.
Lathrop C Pope notes a federal study on vocational education shows current programs fail to meet student or community needs. He urges reconsideration of cluster approaches and questions Arlington’s ability to fund expansion, suggesting industry-managed vocational colleges may be the answer amid rising education costs.
The column argues Britain’s bid for Common Market membership and Kennedy Round tariff cuts are stages in long, evolving negotiations. It notes Geneva talks show progress but caution that outcomes will take time and must address developing nations, while affirming Britain’s historic move toward European integration with broad support.
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