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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1966
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont.
The piece argues wage price guidelines, though battered, still guide inflation discussions and negotiations. It critiques their one way effect, notes proposed changes like a double standard, and stresses the difficulty of achieving price cuts. It calls for voluntary restraint from both management and labor and views guidelines as the best, if imperfect, tool.
Recent remarks at Williams College Manchester and Williams College show Americans split over Vietnam aims strategies and outcomes. Historians generals and officials offer diverse judgments from withdrawal and bombing limits to borders and long war timelines, while citizens seek a peaceful conclusion to the conflict.
The Gemini 12 crew completed a four day space mission achieving records and tasks essential for lunar landings. This final Gemini flight precedes Apollo three man missions planned for early next year with possible 1968 moon landings. Science fiction becomes science fact as space exploration advances.
John Chamberlain notes competing lines from Red China and Soviet Russia as Vietnam war prospects wobble. He observes Peking offering blame on Moscow should North Vietnam fail, while Moscow deflects Western criticism and pledges continued aid to Hanoi. The piece frames a race of excuses between the two Communist powers.
UPI report notes Dirksen views the 90th Congress as a shared workload to shape Republican policy. Open housing and Section 14b repeal prospects face filibusters and party veto limits, while LBJ pursues Great Society spending and foreign aid.
Vermont column foresees deer hunting becoming a spectator sport as computers guide deer populations. Authors warn of chairlifts and single deer per license, erasing hunting lore and the thrill of the chase. The piece laments shrinking legends of the hunt and calls for preserving old mountain men’s spirit.
Letter argues for prompt victory in Vietnam using leaflets to evacuate cities, naval blockade, and mass air strikes to force surrender within a month. Claims past French losses and WWII leaflet strategies prove effectiveness, cites Red China and Chiang Kai-Shek, urges nationwide congressional pressure and presidential action.
A public message argues that rising crime and lax moral standards threaten national integrity, calling on citizens to uphold law and faith through society and government channels. The statement cites concern over Rome’s fall as a cautionary comparison and appeals for individual responsibility in Dorset.
A motorist finds a rugged man wrestling a huge bear in a remote area while his wife sits on a rock with a rifle. She quips she will wait to see if the bear saves her from trouble before anyone shoots.
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