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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1967
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is a daily newspaper published by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201 except Sundays and holidays. It serves Bennington and surrounding areas with local news and notices.
Senators approve 537 million for Model Cities, 40 million rent supplement and 40 million rat control as House trims, but critics say underfinanced half measures will not ease riots or slum conditions. Editorial notes riots, black power and education woes, urging full domestic commitment.
Village trustees banned parking on one side to ease passing. Highway Department lays a smooth blacktop coat. County planning commission narrows consultants to three as interviews and final selection near, signaling progress in Bennington County master plan efforts.
Vermonters for Educational Sales Taxes led by Robert Gilroy press a limited sales tax to fund education. They argue it could cut property taxes and raise income tax exemptions, while Gov Hoff calls it regressive. Support grows as towns face rising costs, but state leaders resist change.
The piece argues Hanoi uses antiwar sentiment in the United States to sustain the Vietnam War. It cites visits to North Vietnam, propaganda, and rumors of a US pullout tied to the 1960s election cycle. It notes support among some Americans for a negotiated end while stressing the regime’s resolve.
A September Quebec trip by rod and gun enthusiasts details three days at Club Hosanna, where eight trout per man daily limit was met and larger fish were released. The group notes dry fly and worm fishing, fresh speckled trout meals, and host Hosanna Cournoyer’s conservationist methods. They observe pollution near Montreal and promise future installments on side trips and wildlife encounters.
In Germany and the United States student groups named SDS mirror each other, linking to Fidel Castro era tactics and Che Guevara worship. Rudi Dutschke leads Berlin SDS toward town guerrillas while other followers embrace spontaneous happenings, revealing a shared but vague vision of societal change.
Mrs Philip O Ryan, PTA Membership Chairman, urges parents and teachers to attend Sept 28 meeting to shape programs for the coming school year. She notes low turnout last year and asks readers to participate, stressing the PTA aims to inform and support all children in Manchester schools.
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