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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1971

Page

4

Bennington Banner publication details

The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201.

The Banner Publishing Corporation Main Street Bennington Vermont

Auto-Train idea gains traction in a macadam era

A bold venture debuts linking Washington to Florida to move cars with passengers. For 190 tickets, up to four people ride in a train with the auto in a double deck boxcar, with coach or sleeper options, dinner and entertainment included.

Washington Florida Union Pacific Santa Fe Eugene Garfield Auto-Train Corporation

Selectmen and the BSD face consolidation debates

The proposal to consolidate the town tax collector office with the Bennington School District raises legal issues due to BSD's independent charter. The Bennington selectmen invited a schools representative to discuss, hoping for future face to face talks to reduce overlapping problems and improve communication between the two bodies.

Bennington BSD Bennington Selectmen North Bennington

Faith that keeps a world alive by EB White remarks

The essay reflects EB White accepting the National Medal for Literature and weighs the writer's duty to ascend through flights of imagination. He cites personal limits from accidents and travel, laments modern disconnection from New York, and argues hope and faith in the written word sustain culture amid environmental and societal decay.

EB. White New York Times Mr. White Maine New York Cleveland Dr. Piccard Jacques Cousteau Alexis Romanoff

Tuesday Will Be Different: Letters From Sheriff's Lane

Henry Beetle Hough reflects on Thanksgiving and family at the table. He notes the abundance of relatives can feel like a single room reunion in the name of appetite, cautioning against the conglomerate principle while acknowledging kinship arms with blood, marriage, and records.

Sheriff's Lane Henry Beetle Hough Dial

Poll shows Kennedy leads Muskie in Gallup survey

A Gallup poll of 1,411 Democrats in 280 localities in late November finds Edward M. Kennedy at 29 percent, ahead of Edmund S. Muskie at 25 percent and Hubert H. Humphrey at 19 percent. The piece cautions that a poll's headline may mislead and notes the field's cluttered nature and possible shifts before the Miami Beach convention.

Edward M. Kennedy Gallup Mr. Kennedy Edmund S. Muskie Dr. Gallup Louis Harris Kennedy Muskie Ken Hubert H. Humphrey Humphrey Edward Kennedy Mayor Lindsay Scoop Jackson McGovern Sam Yorty New Hampshire Miami Beach Richard M. Nixon Mr. X Democrats

Pressure and folly in soil and forest policy debated

Sparks From the Forge critiques USDA actions from 1958 to 1964, accusing lobbyist influence in the Soil and Water Conservation Advisory Committee, highlighting a costly fire ant spray program and industry pressures. It argues the Forest Service remains weak within the department and cites a New York Times piece on Adirondacks policy and beech hemlock dominance.

U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Soil and Water Conservation Advisory Committee Washington Department Department of Agriculture Ervin L. Peterson Federal State Relations New England Solomon G.N.P New York Times St. Lawrence University George Davis Governor's Commission Fred C. Simons The Northeastern Loggers Association

Birthright discussion set by Vermont Catholic Women

Dr John T Middleton of the Champlain Valley Right to Life Committee will explain Birthright its organization in Vermont and why to attend at St Dominics Church Hall Proctor 2 30 p m Sunday Dec 12 The Vermont Council of Catholic Women sponsors the event with training for Birthright volunteers at St Marks Family Center Burlington Dec 16 1 30 3 p m The piece defends pro life activism while urging support for alternatives for pregnant women including references to Commonweal and local Catholic leaders

Vermont John T. Middleton Champlain Vermont Council of Catholic Women Vermont Catholic Tribune the Tribune VCCW J. William O’brien Paul Bresnehan Birthright Crittenden District Middleton St. Mark's Family Center Burlington Commonweal

Poem for the Elderly: To Thee From Me Christmas Message

A short verse titled To Thee From Me offers Christmas wishes to nursing home residents. It speaks of Merry Christmas cheer, happy faces at table, and health and happiness from the author. The signature notes 349 Safford St and (Mrs.) Isabelle Roberts.

Nursing Homes

What price the Nixon China policy analyzed by Braden

Tom Braden surveys the Nixon China policy asking what price the United States pays for Sino rapprochement. He questions backing a Pakistani dictator and the tradeoffs with India and Russia, noting Kissinger and the White House responses. The piece probes moral aims versus realpolitik motives behind the China visit.

Gandhi United Nations United States India Nixon Russia Madame Gandhi Mr. Nixon Henry Kissinger White House Pakistan China U.S East

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Bennington Banner Imagination Selectmen By Tom Wicker New York Times News Service Washington, D.C Nedy Chappaquiddick Mr. Humphrey Johnson USDA Forest Service George B. Gordon George Department of the Interior Eleanor J. Elwert Vccw Diocesan Community Affairs Commission Rutland Safford St Isabelle Roberts Tom Braden By Tom Braden Fred Harris Dokla Harris Kissinger
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