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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1964
Page
4
The Bennington Banner published daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont with the 1964 issue dated Tuesday November 10 and listing standard publication information.
The piece argues that bipartisan claims downplaying China’s new bomb are contradicted by facts showing greater sophistication. It notes McNamara’s stance that U S strategy need not change now, yet hints at broader shifts. Dr. Lapp warns of global proliferation risks and potential U S involvement in a wider nuclear war. The discussion questions weapon design trends and moral implications of a possible shift to larger, dirtier bombs.
New Jersey lawmakers weigh a plan to assign votes by town size to satisfy one man one vote. Vermont eyes similar reapportionment to keep small areas represented while preserving current legislature size. Committee questions arise about equality in committees and overall impact on representation.
Washington editors compare ailing Republicans to a sick patient needing a major reorganization from top to bottom. Governors push to purge Goldwaterites and rebuild a true party, while parties in Congress resist, risking further losses and a halted comeback.
Letters to The Banner recount a Battenkill fishing petition hearing in Manchester with about 75 anglers and officials, questioning why the panel held a hearing if no real regulations could be set. Readers dispute Christian ministry coverage and school district restructuring as Shaftsbury and North Bennington plans unfold.
National affairs writers urge a permanent Republican opposition commission to analyze key federal issues. The plan proposes a cabinet caliber national panel, with a permanent staff, to counter executive policy and inform the electorate, while preserving party structure and independent crusades.
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