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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1965
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont.
Local business leaders at a Bennington meeting urged strengthening the Greater Bennington Association. They warned of budget shortfalls and recommended transitioning from voluntary dues to a set assessment to ensure ongoing community improvement and growth.
Medical researchers building an airtight case against cigarettes as the primary spur to lung cancer. Conference evidence at the American Cancer Society in New York absolves air pollution as a major cause, while studies from Buffalo and Great Britain link air pollution to chronic respiratory diseases but not to lung cancer. Quits show lung recovery in 5 to 15 years, strengthening the case to halt smoking.
Editor notes rebut Warren H. Taylor's claim that Lt. Gov John J Daley is inconsistent for backing both Vermont in Mississippi and the Viet Nam war. VIM aims to curb racial bias in the South and a protest by a VIM officer against U S involvement does not affect VIM work. Also mentions Bennington Christmas Cotillion planning and early holiday shopping cues.
A Stockholm dispatch describes Western Europe's mixed reactions to U.S. Viet Nam policy. Young Europeans fear the war's image damage, while diplomats warn that continued bombing risks making North Viet Nam a Chinese dependency. American reporters face criticisms of one-sided coverage and hopes linger for reconstruction efforts amid disillusionment.
The 89th Congress adjourned with substantial domestic legislation in education social needs and individual rights but limited action on international issues. The author contends the session pursued realistic domestic reforms yet offered little guidance on global challenges and future policy directions.
A Vermont reader criticizes Lieutenant Governor John J. Daley over Vietnam policy and VIM ties while outlining publicity surrounding a Congressional Record letter by Irving Adler and the Adlers, and recounts Senator Morse's push for Vietnam protest. The piece then shifts to a Vermont senator’s year end review, highlighting education, medical care, voting rights, and other major acts with plans to visit Vermont and engage constituents.
A suburban mother recalls her four year old watching workers repair the sidewalk. At lunch he glances at his baby brother in a highchair and, in an adult tone, says, Cute little S.O.B., ain't he. The Boston Globe report captures the boy’s mischief.
Rod and Gun column recounts a hunting trip with Fran Hunt and his dog Susie. A misfire filled day with eight or nine woodcock and three partridge, a lively dog on point, and reflections on field days, dog training, and gun oil tips. The narrator praises Susie and notes a Reader's Digest piece on sportsmen.
A notice reads that an event labeled RU REDDY? is set to occur in a week, with implied urgency and anticipation. The fragment hints at a scheduled date but provides few concrete details beyond the timing and the question about readiness.
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