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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1964
Page
4
The Bennington Banner notes its daily schedule excluding Sundays and holidays, published by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street, Bennington Vermont.
An editorial condemns the distribution of None Dare Call It Treason by John A. Stormer at Vermont GOP headquarters in Bennington and Burlington. It accuses the book of inaccuracies and links it to the John Birch Society, calling for removal and repudiation by Republican leaders. The piece notes national figures criticizing the publication and warns of extremist propaganda influencing campaigns.
A review of the ABC series Letters from Vietnam notes cameras on battlefield scenes and recruits wartime imagery to sell products. The writer critiques the blend of combat footage with commercial sponsorship from Purex Fels Trend and Sweetheart Soap, warning of war being merchandised for home audiences.
The piece argues the Warren Commission report is a thorough, credible record of Oswald's lone murder of President Kennedy and that the assassination was preventable. It critiques security lapses along the route, the failure to watch Oswald, and the need for better protective measures.
A columnist reveals how riding with youths reveals candid truth about their fights, crushes, and film tastes. The piece notes political opinions reflect parents, scout knowledge, and practical lessons learned from transporting kids to events and activities.
A letter to The Banner argues the labor conflict at Green Mountain Park reveals a sweetheart contract for pari mutuel clerks. It accuses management and the Teamsters of pressuring unionizing and misrepresenting facts, noting failed mediation and a hands off stance by state officials. Bennington Vermont.
National Affairs discusses undetected mental illness in America citing the Warren Commission on Lee Oswald. The piece argues prevention and societal responsibility are needed beyond punishment to reduce violent crime and aid at risk individuals early.
A tourist witnesses an Indian signaling in the desert with smoke and a strapped fire extinguisher. The exchange turns on a playful misspelling joke as the rugged figure explains the gag with a stuttering line.
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