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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1966
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont.
Critics contest the Warren Commission account of President Kennedy's 1963 murder arguing for multiple shooters, conflicting autopsy reports, and unanswered questions. They urge reconvening to reexamine evidence and restore public confidence in the investigation.
The latest Vermont Life issue features Ed and Ruth Levin on North Street with their growing handcrafted jewelry workshop in Bennington. It also covers ski interest in Windham County and a new Bennington high school ski coach, Bucky Broomhall, plus a holiday street decorating effort by Bennington Village firefighters who lit up Putnam Square with lanterns and Santa.
In a Washington address the speaker argues that American power reshaped Asia after 1945, creating a Pacific balance with Japan and Indochina, and contrasts this with Europe where shared heritage remains. He contends that threats across the Pacific differ from those faced across the Atlantic and urges recognizing Asia’s distinct traditions.
Samuel R. Ogden Landgrove analyzes the Vermont election shock where Democrat Hoff surged while Republican Oakes led. He argues press bias aided Oakes with a rehabilitate not revenge slogan, contrasts Merrill’s lesser impact, and condemns revenge rhetoric and lenient treatment of criminals. He cites Hoover data and questions rehabilitation ethics.
A Bennington Friends of Retarded Children fund drive seeks diverse members including teachers doctors and citizens to expand programs for retarded children. A reader condemns a November photograph of Orange Baker’s deer kill as tasteless and questions hunters ethics and trophy culture.
A 1966 67 pattern of student actions targets visiting officials and recruiters, from Harvard to Brown and Columbia. The Dyers at the University of Pennsylvania teach strategic intelligence and national policy, blending analysis with ROTC field maneuvers, while Ramparts magazine critiques campus militarism. The piece argues for more such courses, claiming they train minds to assess foes and protect freedom.
A mother frantically searches the phone book for her daughter visiting a friend named Johnson. She calls Johnsons at the top of the list asking if it is the one where her daughter is visiting. A gruff male voice finally replies that it is the Johnson where the man was taking a bath.
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