Bennington Banner Editorials Overview
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201. This item notes the paper's editorial section serves readers with local commentary and opinion pieces.
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Are Private Schools Doomed by Public School Gains
The article notes public schools have improved and private boarding and girls schools face enrollment shortfalls. It cites 34 of 86 boys' boarding schools and 19 of 36 girls' schools with unfilled enrollments, and quotes Taft School headmaster John Estes on doom timelines. It argues private schools may lose students to stronger public systems and notes shifts toward coeducation and looser curricula.
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Boston Globe
John Estes
Taft
Connecticut
Globe Reporter
Russians Open A Door for Nixon
In a United Nations press conference Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Yakov Malik suggested a new Geneva Conference as the path to end Southeast Asia fighting. The change in Soviet stance could help President Nixon shift the Vietnam burden, though success is uncertain. The piece notes Cambodian turmoil and a chaotic regional situation, with potential diplomacy as a facesaver.
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United Nations
Yakov Malik
Southeast Asia
Russia
Malik
Nixon
United States
Vietnam
China
Washington
Mitchells disobedience stance may help Wallace defeat Wallace
Washington. John Mitchell calls for ignoring court orders over busing and school assignment as part of a political strategy to defeat George Wallace in the Alabama Democratic primary on May 5. GOP figures, including Kevin Phillips, argue the Alabama result shapes 1972 Nixon chances, while Mitchell’s rhetoric signals a controversial push to leverage southern voters for broader gains.
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John Mitchell
George Wallace
Mitchell
Alabama
Albert Brewer
Wallace
Kevin Phillips
GOP
Phillips
Richard Nixon
Senate
Harrold Carswell
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Ralph Yarborough
Texas
Quentin Burdick
North Dakota
Brewer
Lurleen
South
Border States
White House
Nixon
Winton Blount
Missouri
Arkansas
Hubert Humphrey
Ed Muskie
George McGovern
Edward Kennedy
New Democratic Coalition
Marigold Custard Recipe Found in Garden Ad
A reader discovers a marigold custard recipe in an herb gardening ad. The recipe uses milk, marigold petals, vanilla, eggs, spices, and rose water, with two serving methods: a soft sauce and a baked custard. Garnish with marigold blossoms. nasturtium seeds and blossoms also noted as garden snack enhancers.
Birds and Joy and Life in Verse and Verse
A poetry letter pleads for uplifting songs from birds to heal a weary heart seeking happiness and divine love. The piece expresses longing for freedom and joy through song, then closes with thanks from Manchester Town selectmen about Green Up Day efforts.
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Manchester
VFW
West
Hosley
Gall
John West
Arlington Memorial High musicals earns community praise
Arlington Memorial High School’s production of Annie Get Your Gun earns praise for scenery makeup and large cast. The letters to the column praise the hard work and suggest sharing the performance with other communities.
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Arlington Memorial High School
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