Bennington Banner Publisher Info
The Bennington Banner serves daily except Sundays and holidays from 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont, under the Banner Publishing Corporation. The notice outlines publication schedule and corporate address for the Vermont newspaper.
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Editorials Invoking the Eisenhower Magic
The piece argues Goldwater's plan to send Eisenhower on a fact finding mission to South Vietnam is a political tactic. It notes Ike would likely decline and discusses the 1952 parallels, Johnson's Vietnam policy, and Lodge’s past role. It concludes Goldwater is stuck between opposing coexistence and not risking war, with Ike reluctant to engage.
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Eisenhower
Senator Goldwater
South Viet Nam
Goldwater
Mr. Goldwater
Viet Nam
Johnson
South
Saigon
Henry Cabot Lodge
China
North Viet Nam
Extremist Propaganda Prompts Editorial Stance in County GOP
The editorial notes the distribution of None Dare Call It Treason at the Bennington County GOP headquarters and condemns extremist propaganda. It cites millions spent annually on broadcasts and literature, urges countering misinformation, and highlights concern across political lines about the Birch Society and related groups.
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Bennington County
GOP Committee
John Birch Society
Republican Party
GOP
National Council For Civic Responsibility
Arthur Larsen
Comment on campaign speeches contrasts with Stevenson 1952
The Chewelah Independent notes the Johnson and Goldwater speeches in the current campaign fall short next to Stevenson’s 1952 addresses. The piece argues Kennedy Nixon rivalries once set broad standards while today no single speech from the major candidates stands out amid debates on economy and foreign policy.
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Stevenson
Johnson
Sen. Goldwater
Silent Vote and Press Endorsements Shape Elections
An examination of how crowds and newspaper endorsements do not always predict outcomes. Historical note cites 1909 New York mayoral race where Gaynor won despite little press support due to strong Tammany machinery. The piece highlights ongoing precinct work and political organization across cities.
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William J. Gaynor
New York City
Gaynor
Tammany Organization
United States
Crowds and campaigns shape but rarely decide elections
A historical perspective notes that campaign crowds and media appeal do not reliably predict outcomes. It recalls Cox and Harding campaigns, Bryan's big audiences, Dewey and Truman dynamics, Kennedy in 1960, and the elusive silent vote, emphasizing that voters’ economic concerns often weighed more than speeches or showmanship.
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James M. Cox
Cox
Ohio
Woodrow Wilson
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Harding
Johnson
Sen. Goldwater
William Jennings Bryan
Democratic Party
Thomas E.dewey
New York
Truman
Disappointing Campaign Reflections On Modern Politics
A critical essay argues that the 1960s US election fails to define core issues. It notes Goldwater highlights broad problems like crime, government growth, and world power, but offers no debatable proposals. The piece contends genuine dialogue requires two capable debaters, which is not present.
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Sen. Goldwater
Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
Thomas Jefferson
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin Roosevelt
Adlai Stevenson
John Adams
Taft
Hughes
Dewey
Eisenhower
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
United States
Europe
The Trip Begins in Ireland and Vermont Contrast
The author compares Vermont and Ireland as rural gems with distinct progress, noting Ireland’s old fashioned charm alongside Vermont’s slick progress. Beginning at Pan Am JFK, five travelers depart for Shannon, recounting flight comfort and the surreal glide east toward Ireland before arriving at Dromoland Castle for rest and sleep.
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United States
Vermont
Ireland
Pan American World Airways
Clipper Club
Pan Am
Kennedy International Airport
Jamaica
New York
Shannon
Dave Baxley
Landgrove
Robert Frost
Dave Parsons
Dick Barkle
Mamie
New England
Long Island
Continental America
Return to Reason and Conserve Our Resources
Leonard J Black of Bennington urges Vermonters to think together on conserving natural resources notably water. He stresses community action, responsible use of household appliances, and engaging youth in planning for the town and state’s future.
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Bennington
North Bennington
Safford Street
YMCA
Depot Street
Vermont
Always Something Women Are Never Satisfied
The International Team ster notes women continually pursue changes in weight and appearance, reflecting a recurring theme of discontent with body image and ongoing efforts to alter their figures.
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