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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1964
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont.
The piece argues that many Northeast and Midwest Republican businessmen have shifted to Johnson. It notes Goldwater's coalition plan of faithful Republicans independents and states rights Southerners. It contends polls show weak Republican enthusiasm and growing discontent within the party.
A New York Times survey finds traditional Republican businessmen, mainly in New England, leaning to Johnson for all offices except president. They cite strong business conditions and peace, while Goldwater lacks convincing pull. Southern Republicans remain scarce new recruits for Goldwater.
In a five hour New York Times interview Sen. Humphrey outlines a cautious foreign policy stance aligned with the administration. He discusses suppressing Moscow control through targeted aid and considers British ideas on East European fragmentation and the risk of re Balkanization in a pluralist world.
The Boston audience heard evangelist Billy Graham denounce immorality while cautioning that morality cannot be legislated. He blamed federal courts for lawlessness and criticized the Supreme Court on school prayers, while defending moral virtue and urging spiritual uplift rather than practical reform.
The New York Times notes President Johnson frames poverty as a national effort and urges people to join government in anti poverty work. Planned Parenthood World Population cites a cycle linking poverty to larger families and calls for freely available birth control information and methods.
New York Republicans differ on how to frame campaigns for Congress and the state legislature in light of Goldwater Miller support. Some leaders urge not to alienate conservatives while others push backing national ticket positions, with Long Island and upstate districts watching polls closely.
A humorous column recounts cross country travel with a 214 year old boy. The narrator jokes about seat flopping, parental control, and inevitable blackmail at meals. He notes the boy’s tricks in the Deep South and promises relief as the child grows older.
A letter to The Banner complains Hinsdaleville Cemetery road remains unrepaired despite prior plans and funding. Selectmen's Agent Alma Langlois explains the road work will wait for a water pipe connection for Bennington College, after which the road will be fixed.
Washington debate centers on British long term credits to the Soviet Union and US alarm over aid via 15 year loans. Dillon argues such credits enable Soviet military use while West Germany and France show caution. Editorial warns US influence waning as Western Europe sustains Moscow with trade and credits amid Cuba implications.
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