Bennington Banner overview and publication details
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street, Bennington, Vermont. It operates as the local newspaper serving Bennington and surrounding areas. Monthly and annual editions are distributed in the region with standard news, notices, and advertisements.
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Banner Publishing Corporation
Main Street
Bennington
Vermont
Federal bills target pet thieves and lab animal abuse
Bennington County activists note dognapping rings steal pets for resale to dealers supplying medical research. Legislation proposed by Rep Helstoski would require dealer records and inspections to curb the trade, while another bill by Sen Clark and Rep Cleveland would mandate better living conditions and record keeping in laboratories. The measures aim to protect pets and ensure humane treatment of animals used in experiments.
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Bennington County
Bennington
Henry Helstoski
New Jersey
Department of Agriculture
Joseph S. Clark
Pennsylvania
Rep
James Cleveland
New Hampshire
Village President Santarcangelo Balances Two Jobs
An editor's note profiles Salvatore Santarcangelo as Bennington's village president who will commute to Montpelier for monthly trustees meetings. The piece urges progress on building, safety, and fire codes, notes a charter amendment enabling codes adoption, and highlights CAP anniversary and Civil Defense readiness. It also mentions a naval aviator rescue in South China Sea and a prank alarm incident, praising volunteers and local responders.
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Salvatore Santarcangelo
Bennington
Montpelier
Sal
Civil Air Patrol
Bennington County
CAP
Washington Calling Mike Mansfield on a World Tour
A Washington chronicle questions Senator Mike Mansfield s world trip, noting the aimless nature of congressional junkets and the mixed outcomes of his stops in Paris Moscow Bucharest and the Middle East. It contrasts Mansfield s entourage with other tours and flags no clear foreign policy gains or commissions.
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Metropolitan Opera
Sen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Air Force
Mansfield
George Aiken
Vermont
J. Caleb Boggs
Delaware
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Moscoow
Alexis Kosygin
Kremlin
Germany
Kosygin
Averell Harriman
J. William. Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Middle East
Asia
Cambodia
Sihanouk
United States
Saigon
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Morse
Hubert Humphrey
Japan
India
Boy Scout Camporee Inspires Pride and Leadership
Steven Ride of 105 Charles St Bennington writes in praise of Boy Scouts Troop 53 and Camporees, describing how Scouting builds responsibility teamwork and leadership toward Eagle rank. He invites local youths aged eleven to consider joining, noting space may be limited and urging strong desire to participate.
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Manhoood
Letter from King urges action on racial injustice
Martin Luther King Jr. writes from Atlanta that America must not forget unfinished tasks in the South nor neglect human needs of Northern ghettos. He calls for continued effort by all people of goodwill of all races and beliefs to address racial injustice. Mrs. M. J. Federico, 125 LeBlanc Ave.
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Martin Luther King Jr
Atlanta
America
South
From self help to production for Negroes gains seen
George Schuyler advocates Negroes building own banks and businesses while Interfaith Health Association in Queens rehabilitates a hospital and leases city buildings in Hollis and Harlem. The group forms tenant cooperatives, trains superintendents, and unites building contractors to complete work, promoting true integration and reduced welfare dependence. Hampton Institute drives a large Centennial Fund as part of endowment efforts.
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George Schuyler
South
Boston
New York
Lower East Side
George
Uncle Tom
Interfaith Health Association
Borough of
Queens
New York City
Jane Jacobs
Interfaith Grou
Jamaica
IHA
Hollis
Department of Real Estate
Harlem
Interfaith Group
Jerome Holland
Hampton Institute
Virginia
Cornell
Hampton
Sinking nose and love bound by cold science puns
Bill Ward humor column mulls the link between emotions and colds with jokes about kissing to ward off sniffles. It riffs on romance stress weakening immunity, then shifts to a light football anecdote about a clumsy player and a coach.
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UPD
Los Angeles
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