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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1966
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont.
The fall of Chancellor Ludwig Erhard signals a shift in Germany toward a more independent stance within Europe. Kiesinger may lead a government backed by Strauss, pushing NATO, the EEC, and a European nuclear deterrent, while courting German reunification talks with the Soviet bloc.
Editor notes show deer hunters faring well with 250 pounds of meat hauled by the Bartholdi brothers and Ted DeMarco claiming a second 1966 buck. Meanwhile school directors brace for teacher salary negotiations after last year’s base of 5 000 dollars, village police warn of all night parking as winter nears, and a Viet Nam honor roll in Manchester lists 32 names from a 2 500 population town, suggesting wider war involvement.
The article argues Republicans must unify behind a single leader to avoid repeating 1964 losses. It highlights Nixon as a potential compromise candidate and notes Gov. Mitt Romney’s Michigan victory and his ally Senator Griffin. It warns conservative war lords in Michigan and nationwide seek to block Romney and favor Nixon or Reagan. An early test is the Dec 9 Republican governors conference in Colorado Springs.
In Searsburg on opening day deer season hunters faced wet leaf litter and cool conditions. Glenn Wyatt of Huntington Conn shot the first deer, a 110 pound spikehorn near Woodford, while licenses went to mostly Massachusetts and Connecticut hunters. Narrative recalls a backyard buck sighting and a quiet prelude to two weeks of hunting with a mix of seasonal lore and local visits.
A collection of remarks from public figures on Vietnam nuclear policy and faith, including Sen John O Pastore and Dr Harry Emerson Fosdick, alongside thoughts on God and modern religion. FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warns that organized crime remains a major financial operation in the U S with corrupt cooperation.
In 1966 COPE and AFL-CIO backed key pro repeal of 14(b) campaigns from Illinois to Michigan, but failed nationwide. Iowa Ohio Michigan Arizona Utah Wyoming Tennessee all saw pro repeal incumbents toppled by Republicans, diminishing labor clout as Meany and Reuther faced sweeping losses and concluded GOP strength persists despite past efforts.
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