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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1966
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont.
Vermont lawmakers face pressure as private schools operate with easy filings and no guaranteed degree authority. Dr Jost and others have drawn scrutiny for questionable credentials and methods, highlighting the need for stronger state control and minimum standards to protect students and the state’s educational reputation.
Brattleboro Reformer notes Vermont remains corruption free amid a wave of political issues. Motor Vehicle Commissioner Malloy suspended his son’s license after a careless driving conviction and temporarily removed the license for Superior Judge Robert W. Larrow’s son as well. The piece suggests outsiders may view Vermont’s actions with renewed respect.
German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard arrives in Washington amid a debate on German nuclear sharing. White House aides fear a delayed treaty and he must balance coalition pressures, public opinion, and the possibility of losing German support if he renounces nuclear weapon sharing. The issue influences U S policy toward a nuclear nonproliferation agreement with the Soviet Union.
The writer recounts Jack Frost's arrival in the Wilmington Dover area and Searsburg, noting a light frost with little garden damage and a busy harvest of cucumbers and tomatoes. He details dating rain benefits, plums maturing on Waneda and Underwood trees, and pruning efforts. Visiting guests, a burglary incident, and family visits from New Jersey and New York are also mentioned.
Thailand eyed government funding for election campaigns to curb corruption and equalize chances among candidates. Pete Sarasin proposed free printed material and a level field, while critics warned of censorship and incipient government favoritism. A Western view notes the difficulty of neutralizing money in politics. Einstein anecdote ends the piece with a moral about having something to say.
Editor notes mark a year since a small plane crash on Mendow Mountain killed four Bennington educators. The loss hit public and parochial schools hard, leaving administrative gaps and sadness for families and many in the community.
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