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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1967
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street, Bennington, Vermont 05201.
In a Vietnam press conference Secretary Rusk signaled a shift toward stopping China’s rise to justify U S involvement. Vice President Humphrey echoed containment of Red China as a major war aim. Critics warn this could force a permanent Vietnam role and risk broader Sino American conflict.
Stephen Manes drew a packed MAUHS crowd in Bennington praising the hall’s value to the community. The writeup notes the event’s success, hopes for more performances, and urges continued adult education and cultural programming locally.
In Fayetteville readers praise Fulbright’s global stature yet split on Vietnam policy. The piece links his Rhodes Scholar roots and Arkansas ties with his civil rights stance, debates with Rusk and Dirksen, and the moral reach of U.S. foreign policy. It notes a tension between admiration for his intellect and disagreement over war aims and America’s role abroad.
A lighthearted look at superstition in everyday life. It notes fears of black cats, ladders, umbrellas, and talismans, while praising triskaidekaphobes who avoid Friday the 13th with less worry. The piece mocks superstition yet celebrates cautious belief.
Letters to the Editor urge Manchester residents to keep discussions on education constructive and charitable. Rev. Clayton stresses avoiding acrimony and personal invective, advocating thoughtful planning for the area’s educational future.
The Handicapped American of the Year and Employer of the Year search invites community participation. Nominees will become state winners for national judging by the President's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped. Contact William E. Devlin at 12 Church St Essex Junction VT 05452.
Washington columnist Dick West cites a theory that a secret CIA paid writer dubbed Mr Frammis creates obfuscated reports and press releases for federal agencies to avenge criticism. The piece describes how complex jargon masks vengeance and invokes a mysterious, unnamed writer.
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