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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1966
Page
4
The Bennington Banner notes its daily publication and provides address details at 425 Main Street, Bennington Vermont. The snippet references the paper’s masthead and contact information for readers.
An ultra conservative and allegedly neo Nazi party gains in West German local elections trigger global concern about a Nazi revival. Experts say the results reflect right wing consolidation more than nostalgia, with major parties maintaining strength. Germany seeks a new national identity, likely strengthening ties with France and negotiating with the East bloc, while U.S.-German ties endure a difficult period. Arlington voters defeat a school bond, leaving overcrowding and facility standards unresolved, prompting calls for cost cuts, more classrooms, higher state aid, and regional school collaborations.
In Denmark ahead of a national election technicians plan to inflate balloons over parliament seats shaped as men or rabbits. When incumbents lose the balloons will be popped by a pin carried by an analyst, adding entertainment to the returns.
A October shift in U S policy ends Bonn as Washington's principal European partner. The Washington Bonn axis dissolves, altering NATO funding, nuclear sharing aims, and East West relations. Germany faces a difficult reckoning as postwar illusions fade and reconciliation with the East becomes central to future unity.
NORTH BENNINGTON A reader argues that the notion of American firsts is inflated by publicity. The piece debunks claims about Columbus, Leif Ericson, Pilgrims, Jamestown and Camelot, noting myths persist but history should guide the present and future. It warns against letting legend erase the dream of freedom and opportunity.
John Chamberlain argues Bill Buckley Jr. could serve as New York City ombudsman to hear citizen complaints, including taxi drivers, and notes support from the Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association. He cautions Lindsay to pick an anti politician with common sense, and cites Buckley’s background and writings as fitting.
Washington humor piece outlines Flyblown Clothing Inc offering pre soiled sneakers and deliberately wrinkled, unwashable fabrics for students in protests. It mocks fashion trends linking poverty to rebellion and imagines a failed business dream built on revolting attire.
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