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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1965
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont.
The inauguration ceremony on the Commons lawn marks Bennington College’s steady growth toward middle age. President Bloustein emphasizes meeting present and future challenges, proposing science as a cultural study within a liberal arts framework to bridge the two cultures with humanistic judgment.
Editor notes discuss Jean Wassick voting against new TV season offerings and the Pope visit boosting television. Commentary on public voting districts, Waldo Holden’s Vermont Bar Association presidency, autumn leaves troubling Village Highway Supt Toge Theberge, and notes about modern marriage dynamics. Included are regional mentions of Bennington Vermont and Duncannon Pennsylvania.
In Perspective, the piece argues humanitar ian instincts drive U S immigration policy despite realpolitik, noting Cuban refugees blended into American life, the rise of a strong middle class as a democratic pillar, and the bill’s push toward higher annual admissions while scrapping the old quota system. It warns the nation must choose whom to be liberal to as urban challenges grow.
New York City mayoral contender John V. Lindsay faces GOP leaders anger over his independence while insisting he remains a Republican. Governors and aides note his stance tests party loyalty as he campaigns on non-partisan grounds amid heavy Democratic odds and state tax, betting, and finance debates.
Dorset residents react to Dorset Associates plan for a multimillion ski art recreation area called Dorset Hollow. William G. Barrows Jr. laments loss of heritage and warns of unspoiled Vermont erosion while urging property controls. Francis A. Paquin praises Banner TV listings and color program details in Bennington.
A forward-looking essay argues that computers will liberate humans from repetitive toil by taking over production and clerical work. It explains feedback, learning, and mass production uses from printing to shipping, promising more time for imagination, judgment, and humane progress.
Smith chided his wife and she retorted that she fibs occasionally and speaks well of him. The exchange shows a light domestic quarrel centered on honesty and duty within the marriage.
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