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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1965
Page
4
The Bennington Banner, published daily except Sundays and holidays, is produced by the Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street, Bennington, Vermont.
The Regional Planning Commission endorses a three quarter beltline east and northwest of Bennington Village, leaving the state Highway Department to choose a feasible route. Engineers may scrap the plan for a simple north south bypass or a western path. Public opinion has shaped weeks of debate, but a decade long delay could bottleneck U.S. 7 and harm local business, while swift action may ease adjustment and boost tourism.
The piece argues that Those Days would hurt themselves voting for Willy Brandt and notes Adenauer's sudden anti Americanism could aid Erhard. It suggests Erhard’s CDU appeals to both sides, with Adenauer as an influential elder statesman. Such side issues may narrow the socialist free society divide.
In Landgrove Vermont, a report claims Bill Davis has been named assistant director of the Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation with headquarters in Philadelphia. The letter criticizes Vermont leadership for firing him and questions the governor’s stated reasons, contrasting Davis's qualifications with Kehoe’s controversial comments on deer herd control and wildlife policy.
In Bonn West Germany the looming election centers on whether Ludwig Erhard will continue to lead free of pressure groups or whether Willy Brandt will gain power amid socialist pressures. The race is muddied by side issues including lingering Nazi era resentment and leftist media influence, with concerns about denazification and press control lingering among voters.
A fair pause in South Asia’s fighting belies no end to conflict as India and Pakistan face a larger struggle to replace the old imperial order. Kashmir’s fate symbolizes distrust between Hindus and Muslims, while the region’s transition mirrors postwar shifts from Mogul British rule to a new power structure.
Editor notes seagull sighting over Winhall River and unusual bird activity at Bondville feeding stations. Mentions possible migration misdirection and warns locals to follow birds south. Highlights planned planetarium funding and water supply expansion with Vermont delegation. Mentions St Joseph College enrollment growth and Bennington becoming a college town. Includes miscellaneous quips from other papers.
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