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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1967
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Majin Street in Bennington Vermont.
Editorial notes that even modest colleges drive local prosperity in Vermont towns like Bennington. A Federal Reserve Boston study of Hussen College in Bangor shows college and student spending totaling 2.26 million dollars yearly, with significant indirect employment effects comparable to larger factories, underscoring colleges as a valuable supplementary income source for the community.
Editor notes urge reactivation of unification study to ensure rural residents gain fair access to town water extensions as demand grows with Bolles Brook source. Calls for a dedicated town water committee to plan distribution, balancing rural and village needs amid limited funds. Also praises local fire departments and endorses Phil Viereck’s award winning book The Summer I was Lost for readers.
In this analysis the author argues that Lyndon Johnson and Charles de Gaulle, though different, have both prioritized foreign aims over domestic needs, eroding popular support. He contends domestic reform is now urgent as tech-driven global change reshapes life, making old power politics less effective and signaling a drift toward isolationism.
A reflective look at 1960s toy catalogs during Christmas, noting bigger pricier items, marketing via TV, and the blend of fantasy and reality. The piece critiques depictions of war toys, the evolution of electric playthings, and the rise of compact space toys like Mini-Martians alongside traditional dolls, trains, and games.
Professor Harold Laski cites the split between campus and ghetto youth versus Vietnam veterans, noting class and experience shape belief in the American dream. He warns two lions guard the path: lingering anti intellectualism in the heartland and concerns over returning Black veterans faces, yet foresees potential skill and pride transforming postwar stability.
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