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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1967
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.
A week of Middle East shooting raises fears of a broader Israel Arab war and a renewed U S Soviet clash. Egypt blames Israel for sinking an Israeli destroyer with Soviet missiles, while Israel vows retaliation and pledged revenge.
The Bennington Taxpayers Protective Association led by Ray Murray aims to provide articulate opposition to school boards and government actions. It pledges to publish meeting reports, audit expenditures, and probe district practices, offering a transparent civic voice to residents wary of public servants.
The estimated cost under 13000 to install three hydrants near Mt. Anthony Union High School is justified by the risk of a major fire. The Bennington Regional Planning Commission backs continued talks with the water board and firefighting officials and hiring a professional planning firm signals upcoming action.
A long stance argues that the United States should withdraw forces from the Vietnamese mainland and base power in Australia and New Zealand. It contends the Vietnam land war is unwinnable and warns this shift would reduce global tension, deter China, and restore American prestige through a Pacific strategy.
NORTH BENNINGTON artist Tony Smith, once a Bennington College teacher, is featured in Time magazine as the hottest name in art. His large steel sculptures, projects in North Bennington like the restored firehouse, and his architectural approach to art are praised for their clean lines and planes, though the writer questions true appreciation versus publicity.
A New York essay argues that antiwar demonstrations hinge on balancing dissent with public order. It notes some protesters seek meaning and enemy symbols, while violence from a few escalates tensions, hardening positions and harming the broader peace effort.
A letter to The Banner urges recognizing U N Week and U N Day marking 1945 when the United Nations formed to prevent war and aid development. The writer emphasizes U N efforts in health, agriculture, shelter, and industry, warns of nuclear risks, and calls for universal membership and broad public support for lasting peace. Randolph Vermont's John M Sayward signs the piece.
Prof. Paul A. Freund of Harvard Law School argues civilization must unite home, schools, and church to teach men before science makes gods. Mrs. Joseph Chandler, a South Carolina sharecropper’s wife, discusses why younger Negroes migrate to cities, citing farming hardships and economic pressures including Gov. George Romney.
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