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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1967
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 Soviet Union's 129 day capsule floated 15 miles above Venus, gathering data on carbon dioxide atmosphere and dense conditions, while Mariner V prepares to approach Venus. Experts urge coordinated space efforts over competition and note arable funding challenges after Bennington Rescue Squad reports only half its needed annual funds.
Connecticut Valley Times argues the Vietnam conflict has become a major war and urges swift policy de escalation. It praises voluntary rescue squads and calls for public funding to cover shortfalls, linking support to wartime controls and national readiness.
In Hubert Humphrey country, DFL dissenters and Democratic opponents push for an unpledged or favorite-son delegation to the 1968 national convention to pressure Johnson toward Vietnam peace. The movement, led by Fraser McCarthy and Minnesota professors, contrasts with party regulars aligned with Johnson. large fundraisers and deep loyalties to Hubert Humphrey shape Minnesota politics amid Vietnam policy debates.
A light column mocks etiquette advice on how hosts can end lengthy visits. It suggests practical, low-key ways to signal guests to depart, including a quiet cue to wrap up the evening and simple setups that prompt leaving without harming the host’s image.
A recount of an AAUW organized trip to Hancock Shaker Village in Massachusetts with a World People’s dinner menu. The visit highlights Shaker daily life architecture crafts and the care for preservation inspired by Mrs Lawrence Miller.
Vermont scientists highlight two arctic alpine mountain tops and 33 other outdoor laboratories saved as natural areas. These sites, on state lands and in private hands, offer unique plant and wildlife studies, fossil pollen research, and long term ecological data. Preservation protects scientific value beyond scenery.
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