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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1975
Page
5
An essay contrasts truth and deception, outlining unconscious non truths from ignorance omitting details and self deception to intentional lies. It catalogs types of misinformation, motives like revenge finance and prestige, and ends with the view that honesty remains a valued social virtue despite its occasional pain.
The bulletin notes 2,238 more occupied farms now than in 1930 and 27,138 farms with three or more acres tilled today, up from 24,898 in 1980. It also records local events from school resumes to anniversaries and political plans, including candidates Gibney and Howe seeking re election.
Mildred Porter of Bethel criticizes William Loeb and Vermont Sunday News for advocating U S world intervention. She argues the United States should mind its own business, condemns funding for Vietnam and Cambodia, and calls out alleged slander against Congress members and Thieu’s troops during evacuation events.
A poem letter to The Banner editor from Helena Shevlen Moore of Bennington, praising April as spring’s magic. The speaker asks April to share whimsy and guide the town, describing birds, blooming trees, and a whimsical mood.
Buckley urges national unity to face looming economic woes and global crises. He critiques partisan blame over Vietnam losses, calls for bipartisan foreign policy, and warns against continuing divisions. The piece emphasizes collective duty and warns against political rancor as 200th anniversary approaches.
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