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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1965

Page

4

Bennington Banner Details and Publication Info

The Bennington Banner is a daily Vermont newspaper published by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington. It issues editions daily except Sundays and holidays, providing local news, events, and community notices for Bennington and nearby areas.

The Banner Publishing Corporation Main Street Bennington Vermont

Preserve Bennington Post Office or Build Better Public Offices

Village trustees argue for preserving the old South Street post office as a landmark but warn converting it to a municipal building is impractical. The marble structure has limited usable space and costly retrofits. unification with the town suggests a purpose built municipal office on Grant Street or replacing the Town Building. A federal office center could boost downtown traffic and private tenants, though tax revenue would still be zero for the village treasury.

Bennington South Street Post Office Department Elm Street U.S. Army Reserve Grant Street General Services Administration Department of Agriculture Selective Service Social Security Army, Navy Air Force

Charles John Stevenson remembered for Washington County Post years

The Washington County Post editor and publisher Charles John Stevenson left a lasting impact beyond his newspaper work. A promoter, philosopher, raconteur, and radio personality, his stories entertained farmers, factory workers, and families alike. His retirement celebration drew nearly 20,000 people, and his editorials remain archived for future generations.

Washington County N.Y Charles John Stevenson Washington County Post Stevenson

Washington calls in Sweden expansion of welfare state

In Sweden and Norway, conservatives now favor expanding and improving welfare, a shift sparked by housing shortages and high taxes. Prime Minister Erlander steers cautious neutrality while younger leaders like Olaf Palme push a more aggressive, modern welfare agenda amid rising wages and inflation. A Swedish delegation will promote the country's productivity in the United States, highlighting mixed industrial growth and social solidarity.

A Ohlin Farmers Party Norway Labor Party NATO Sweden Tage Erlander Olaf Palme Erlander Palme Viet Nam Washington Scandinavia Yugoslavia Greece Turkey Iran United States Tore Browaldh Northwestern University America Varmland

South Korea joins South Viet Nam fight in exchange for us

A 10 000 strong South Korean unit sails to South Viet Nam to join the fight against the Viet Cong, replacing an American division as Washington scraps a broader mixed Asian force plan. The move sparks reaction across Asia with Philippines Taiwan and other neighbors weighing aid and security roles in a widening regional war.

Maxwell Taylor South Viet Nam Albert Wedemeyer Wedemeyer U.S Asia Manila Taiwan South Viet Nam Washington Pentagon South Korea Philippines

Governor seeks power shift to align with federal programs

The governor proposes transferring administrative functions between departments to enable Vermont to participate in federal programs despite legislative veto. Congress has created a jungle of new agencies, and state administration must match federal structures. Pre Hoff era restraint on federal programs is no longer viable as Vermonters pay taxes and have representation. yet voter turnout suggests apathy toward the special session.

Green Mountain Bill Kearns Gerald Witherspoon Ben Collins U.S. Congress Congress Hoff Vermont Senate House

Hunters Folly and Safe Practices Urged by Land Owner

Leonard J Black urges hunters to avoid blurred vision from poor light or fatigue, stop driving when tired, and nap if needed. He warns against trespassing and damaging property, urges legal game hunting away from buildings, and stresses courtesy to landowners. Address: 325 Elm Bennington.

Outdoor Life Glastonbury Leonard J, Black Elm &. Bennington

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