Reagan Rising as 1976 Primary Battle Looms
The piece analyzes Reagan's enduring political force, potential surge in early primaries, and Ford's vulnerabilities. It notes caucus influence, delegate dynamics, and the $10 million preconvention spending cap shaping strategies for New Hampshire Florida and Michigan amid a shifting Republican landscape. It also cites Mexico's President Echeverria urging a new, more generous, Latin American economic order.
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Ford
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Florida
Mississippi
Nixon
McGovern
New Hampshire
Howard Callaway
John Sears Nixon
Hunter
Citizens For Reagan
Michigan
Harry Truman
Tennessee
Estes Kefauver
Truman
Kefauver
Lyndon Johnson
Wisconsin
Eugene McCarthy
Johnson
New Dialogue Talks Latin America Trade Role
Secretary Kissinger notes Latin America has grown in science and industry yet its share of world trade has fallen. Washington proposes a fresh dialogue to govern transnational enterprises, resolve investment disputes, and foster private enterprise aligned with host country needs. A Bennington foundry fire damaged the Olin Scott Machine Works early today. Green Mountain Camp kitchen building destroyed, nearby property saved. Jamboree ends with Miss Playground of 1950 contest.
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Kissinger
Latin America
U.S
Bennington
Olin Scott Machine Works
Pleasant Street
Green Mountain Camp
Arlington Chemical Engine
Pine Grove
H.B. Lawrence
Looking Back and World Affairs Intertwine in Briefs
A 1950 pageant winner Joanne Pello tops a local crowd vote with runner-up sister Judy. Vermont water tests launch toward curb pollution in Roaring Branch and Walloomsac rivers. A Bennington district names George Sleeman temporary acting superintendent. A $100,000 Mill Brook trout fishery progresses in Londonderry and Winhall. Historic notes include civil rights marches, 1968 Chicago clashes, 1973 Mexico quake casualties, and remarks by President Echeverria on Latin American unity and new global dialogue. Kissinger warns Latin America against paternalism as U.N. talks loom.
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Joanne Pello
Judy
Vermont
Vermont Water Conservation Board
Roaring Branch
Walloomsac
Echeverria
United States
New York Times
OPEC
Havana
Systema Economico Latino Americano
Latin America
South
Mexico
Panama
Canal Zone
Kissinger
U.N
Letters to The Banner on Parkinsons Treatment Progress
The Banner letters discuss advances in treating Parkinsons disease over recent years and note a gap in published material about everyday impacts and experiences with the condition. The writer highlights medical progress and calls for more practical coverage.
Meetings Under a Scarlet Ribbon Poem by Helena Shevlen Moore
A short poem expresses a conditional meeting set beside a hedge of fern with a scarlet ribbon mood. It contrasts noon and starlight as the speaker imagines the beloved seeing lips quiver and a heart crying. The author is Helena Shevlen Moore, 103 Hicks Ave.
Parkinsons Research Request From Englewood Resident
A letter from Benvenuto von Halle of Englewood New Jersey seeks help compiling a manual on daily challenges faced by Parkinsons patients. He requests names and addresses of affected individuals provided by relatives or friends for private interviews or questionnaires and invites correspondence at 283 Bilmar Place Englewood NJ 07631.
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Bilmar PI
Englewood
N.J
Conservative Supreme Court judged with Nixon era restraint
The Post Dispatch reflects on a term without Nixon in the White House noting a conservative court that restrained itself in key civil rights cases, avoided a ruling on mandatory death penalty, and maintained a pro business, limited government stance. It highlights the four Nixon appointees as a de facto bloc shaping policy and legacy.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Richard Nixon
White House
Boston
St. Louis
Black Jack
New York State
Nixon
Ford
Supreme Court
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Barry Goldwater
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Luis Echeverria Alvarez
Cuba
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New York
India
Middle East
Africa
U.N. General Assembly
Memorial Park
Silver Street
Joe Paresky
Elm St
Bennington Graded School
Washington, D.C
Democratic Party
Hubert Humphrey
Chicago
Helena Shevlen Moore
Hicks
Benvenuto von
Halle
Englewood, N.J
Walker’ Smancr
Southern Vermont «Tie — Sewer Appliance Center Inc
North St. Bennington
St. Louis Post Dispatch
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