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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1964
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont.
A presidential campaign editorial argues Goldwater ties the election to national morality, notes his film attack on President Johnson, and warns that gutter sniping erodes standards of decency. It urges unity, decent public life, and resistance to disunity and hate.
Governor Hoff advocates a state level Little Wagner Act to curb labor disputes through executive action and proposes a voluntary expert panel from private sectors to aid in labor dispute resolution and address automation driven job losses, aiming to ease Vermont’s shifting economy and growing labor tensions. The plan envisions careful, restrained government involvement and targeted training for workers displaced by technology.
A Washington analysis warns that nuclear proliferation accelerates beyond five powers. It argues China’s potential use of military force and covert delivery methods, the impact of a multi national nuclear force, and shifting policies threaten global stability.
Don Rattiner reports in a reprint from the New York Herald Tribune on the 1964 presidential race’s toxic tone, noting intense, irrational appeals and widespread hate literature from Goldwater supporters. The piece argues the climate undermines government by consent and calls for a reawakening of decency and respect in public discourse.
President Johnson floated using nuclear force to aid nonnuclear nations against nuclear threats without Congress. The move, at odds with his Sept. 28 Manchester stance, raises fears of escalation and broad U.S. commitment beyond SEATO and NATO.
Book review discusses Justin Mamis first novel Love as a microscope like Henry James and Virginia Woolf return to middle class American life. It praises Mamis perceptive power, character depth, and prose flexibility while noting occasional overemphasis on thought dampening action.
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