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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1976

Page

5

Do Not Go Gentle Rage of the New Old in Berkshire

Activists led by Gray Panthers head for change as seniors voice fear and anger over youth crime and aging rights. Maggie Kuhn calls elders to act, citing police frustration and New York case headlines. Do not go gentle echoes Dylan Thomas as the elderly organize for dignity and safety.

Berkshire County New York Pittsfield Fun City North Adams New York City Bronx Alex Comfort Crown Dr. Comfort L.B.J Gray Panthers Maggie Kuhn Black Panthers Ms. Kuhn Dylan Thomas

South Africa Crisis Deepens as Arrests and Killings Rise

Excerpt warns Carter faces urgent policy choice as Soweto unrest hardens. Police drive through streets firing on protesters and detain students lacking exam proof. About 800 detained, nearly 400 killed since June, with bans on activists and journalists. Government blocks information on abuses.

Soweto South Africa

Is there room for Christ this Christmas in South Africa

A column warns that arrest tactics and terror suppress dissent and radicalize black opinion, risking an explosion. It argues President Carter should condemn South Africa’s racist regime openly after Jan 20 to signal disapproval, countering Kissinger era signals and shaping white South Africans’ view of the United States.

Boston Jimmy Carter Middle East South Africa United States Christ Gatsha Buthelezi Henry Kissinger Rhodesia Namibia America Carter

Remembering Burke Found Safe After Overnight Forest Search

The Bennington Banner recalls J Gordon Burke a former U.S. attaché found at 1 p.m. Monday two miles south of the woods camp in Woodford after 24 hours missing in subzero temperatures. He jokes from his bunk about the loud shouts and rifle fire he could not hear while teeth chattered. The item also notes local social security staffing, civic notices, and various community updates and historical recalls.

J. Gordon Burke United States Spain South America Woodford Fredrick N. Austin Bennington North Bennington Ernest Noyes

Letter of gratitude from Bennington Opportunity Council to supporters

The Bennington Opportunity Council thanks area churches and congregations for restocking the Emergency Food Shelf and providing ongoing financial support. The letter notes BOC served hundreds for whom local services are unavailable elsewhere and urges continued public funding alongside community support.

Bennington

Bennington Opportunity Council thanks donors and supporters

The Bennington Opportunity Council expresses appreciation from one of its own and urges community members to donate canned goods clothing and household wares for those in need. They invite contacts at 310 Main St or by calling 442-9519 or 442-6898 and thank churches communities and individuals for their assistance. Shirley N McTernan director.

Bradford Street North Street Lusk Main St Opportunity Council

Saints and saviors quote by Stanford president at Time talk

Richard W. Lyman, president of Stanford University, warned at a Time conference in Washington that if leadership trusted by people must be saints and saviors, the nation faces tough times. He argued that moral issues require adults with responsibility and public office, not untrained, inexperienced voices.

Richard W. Lyman Stanford University Time Magazine Washington, D.C

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