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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 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 Senator Barry Goldwater would pursue a hard line, more arms and brinkmanship, risking war. It contrasts his stance with Eisenhower and Dulles, denying his claim to peaceful negotiation and warning his policies could fuel a new Cold War. The editorial cautions against misreading world realities and questions his grasp of global problems.
The Vatican Council and modernization under Pope John spurred renewal, lifting Catholicism to become the nation’s largest denomination with about 45 million adherents. Mass attendance runs high, while a new renewal elite of lay critics pushes the church toward reform.
The piece argues Barry Goldwater embodies an ultimatum driven foreign policy fueling brinkmanship fears. It labels him dangerous for treating opponents as mere abstractions while Eisenhower rejects the warlike mischaracterization and stresses diplomacy over threats. It notes campaign debates lack serious foreign policy discussion.
The New York Times report on Barry Goldwater's Dallas remarks for the American Legion stresses a doctrine of peace through preparedness. It argues Communist threat requires deterrence, warns against appeasement, and notes Eisenhower’s defense views on brinkmanship and nuclear weapons use in defense.
A United Mine Workers Journal excerpt notes Postmaster General Gronouski approved an abstract five cent stamp featuring Stuart Davis art. The piece jokes that squiggles could misdirect mail, causing chaos and misrouting, and suggests a fix by stamping the center with the address in the top right corner.
Vermont educator argues that more money alone will not fix education and warns against costly union school proposals. He cites rising costs per pupil, envisions feasible schooling in Landgrove, and praises the local one room school’s three decades of graduates.
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