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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1965
Page
4
The Bennington Banner operates daily except Sundays and holidays under Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont. This notice reflects its publication cadence and corporate address.
The cease fire announced Wednesday night ends three weeks of senseless killing. Leaders Nehru and Ayub Khan showed restraint as observers feared a slide to World War III. U Thant and the United States plus the Soviet Union influenced the pause while both nations risked ruin without outside aid.
The Kashmir dispute remains unresolved as India and Pakistan retain claims and troops on a vast front. Reports hint at Pakistani guerrilla activity and Chinese forces in the Himalayas while internal pressures threaten India’s unity. Observers urge U N moral leverage and US Soviet influence to withdraw troops, resolve the dispute with Kashmiri desires in mind, and shift toward economic development.
West Germans reelect Chancellor Ludwig Erhard by a wide margin praising economic miracles and NATO ties. Analysts warn European policy may shift as De Gaulle challenges multilateral forces, East-West trade opens, and East Germany recognition grows debated.
New York Times coverage describes a Marine battalion commander under investigation for using nonlethal tear gas to clear Vietcong caves in Vietnam. The piece argues tear gas can be humane under wartime limits and stresses the guerrilla threat in civilian terrain while acknowledging potential policy violations.
A columnist argues that the gap between rich and poor nations widens despite the Alliance for Progress. Citing Felipe Herrera of the Inter-American Development Bank and World Bank President George Woods, the piece notes persistent poverty, malnutrition, illiteracy, and slowing aid growth. It urges broader, deeper reform beyond optimistic rhetoric.
A group travels to Grand Mere for Canadian trout on a rainspattered trip. They debate lures, switch to dry flies, and hook six to eight bright speckled trout, noting salmon-colored flesh and superior flavor. They describe silent camps, river pulp traffic, and a final invitation to readers to seek details next season.
Granville Hicks crafts a restrained autobiography detailing his public roles in pacifism and education, his shift from Marxist activism to nonviolent reform, and a life split between intellectual output and community work in Grafton. The book foregrounds external truth over inner psychic tensions.
The community mourns Reverend Vincent J. Spinelli and three educators who died with him at Green Mountain Park. He was a trusted confidant to Catholics Protestants and Jews alike and urged thinking of others over self to find happiness and peace in heaven.
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