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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1964
Page
4
The Bennington Banner operates daily except Sundays and holidays under Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont.
Editorial commends North Bennington voters for approving the union high school plan by 316 to 197. It highlights the district's longstanding educational progress, community pride, and willingness to prioritize children’s needs over local attachment, urging broader support for the Mt Anthony Union District bond.
Elizabeth Dwyer quips on Vermont deer season as a state of mind, noting hunters’ fever from September through November. She observes hunting drives, deer lore, and the tradition of venison cooking while playfully chiding her own lack of invitation to join the hunts.
The federal government may gain a surplus of up to 5 billion annually and consider unrestricted grants to states. Critics argue such funds should be earmarked to continue inducements for approved programs like depollution, hospital construction, and job retraining, rather than distant unbound handouts.
Walter Lippmann outlines Lyndon Johnsons early presidency challenges with Vietnam and domestic reforms. The piece weighs Johnsons political talents, education priorities, and potential aid to education while contrasting his pro growth and great society aims. It notes Moyers shaping task force reports and the possibility of child based education aid.
National Affairs column analyzes a multilateral nuclear force amid US and Western allies debates over who would order retaliation. It outlines a fleet of 25 ships with Polaris missiles, the veto issue, NATO control, and potential shifts in actors and parity among United States, West Germany, Britain, and other nations.
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