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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1964
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont.
Editorial from Montpelier urges the state Board of Education to seek a legal opinion on controlling misleading advertising by two new Vermont colleges. The schools claim degree programs without state authorization, risking unrecognized diplomas and harmed students. The piece stresses careful oversight of new institutions seeking degree granting privileges.
Regulators discuss encouraging new private colleges and schools in Vermont while ensuring proper establishment and oversight. Supporters argue state help could boost growth and education, but call for clear guidelines and laws to keep operations legitimate and above board.
Washington calling attention centers on Ohio with Johnson and Goldwater both shoring up the state. Young, 75, fights to hold the seat against Taft Jr. while Goldwater and Johnson jockey for electoral clout in Illinois California Indiana and the Rocky Mountain area.
Vermont hunters faced the start of two major seasons at sunrise today. The duck season opens with mergansers and coots on the list, geese excluding snow geese and brant. The special bow and arrow season also began, with deer limits one per season, usable by either bow or rifle.
Wayland Massachusetts Town Crier argues against a U S German nuclear force and a multilateral European arsenal. The piece warns it would not deter, but worsen risk of general nuclear war, fragment alliance unity, and pulls in France toward independence. It urges U S support for peace over arming West Germany and advocates relations with the Soviet Union.
Washington columnist Dick West discusses junked cars piling up nationwide. He urges public education, a makeover of junkyards, and practical reuse ideas such as fishing piers and a nationwide contest inviting ideas for repurposing derelict autos.
A letter to The Banner challenges Roy Marsden's deer season facts noting Vermont illegal kills and fawn reproduction rates, arguing for county wide antlerless seasons and citing A.B. Hatch. It contrasts Vermont politics with a critique of one party dominance, warning against centralization and loss of freedom. A humorous anecdote about a woman forgetting gloves closes.
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