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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1965
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation. It operates from 425 Main Street, Bennington, Vermont, serving as the local news source.
The state Supreme Court ruling allows Putnam Memorial Hospital to receive local state and federal aid for indigent patient care. The decision, supporting modern welfare aims, also enables use of water department revenues to fund hospital expansion via a water system purchase plan by Bennington Town.
Vermont relies on timely foliage and snow reports to drive seasonal tourism. The Vermont Development Department distributes data from Montpelier to New York City and Montreal, but readers complain reports lag and mislead visitors. Officials stress frequent updates and better coordination with local contacts to protect Vermont’s vacation image.
The World Bank report and President George Woods’ address framed a global issue: the widening gap between rich and poor nations. Despite little monetary reform progress, the debate highlighted deficits, demand for foreign exchange, and the need for coordinated aid totaling about 4 to 5 billion dollars annually to enable developing countries to become self sufficient.
A columnist vents on fashion cycles from glow in the dark trench coats to middy blouses and feather boas. It recalls old trunk finds like white flannel trousers and ice cream pants, contrasts lounging pajamas, and jokes about moths and mothers ironing.
In a letter to the editor, Mr. and Mrs. A Pilpel of Valley Stream NY criticize the Vermont Development Department for unreliable foliage updates from its New York office. They recount calling multiple times for timely color reports, finding only a weekly update and discovering no color change on a 250 mile trip, urging accuracy in state travel information.
Pope Paul VI addressed the General Assembly with a fervent call for peace and praise for U.N. efforts in hunger, disease, science exchange, and aid to developing nations. He urged inclusion of all nations, including China and Indonesia, while noting views on birth control and fostering global cooperation amid a busy U.N. visit.
A Russian wolfhound in Paris jokes about a spoiling life in Russia with a heated doghouse and plenty of beef and rabbits to chase. The French poodle asks why come to Paris, and the wolfhound replies he sometimes likes to bark. Appears in United Mine Workers Journal commentary.
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