Washing Machine Crisis Goes White House Comedy
A satirical scene depicts President Ford Kissinger and economic advisers visiting a broken washing machine at a private home. Kissinger hurries to Cairo, but a crisis with Mrs Sibley’s car prompts a dramatic dash to the airfield. Back home the advisers promise drastic repairs, while kissingers lids the machine in private talks for a lavender sock future, as lavender socks replace blue jeans as a first step.
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Henry Kissinger
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Open primary proposal and Beattie speaker vote dispute in Vermont
A Letter to the Banner advocates a non partisan open primary with two nominees per vacancy and a November run off. The writer notes Vermont tradition of free conscience voting, critiques Orrin Beattie's withdrawal after a 36 39 party vote, and argues for voter choice beyond party lines in state affairs.
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Orrin Beattie
Manchester
Vermont House
Emory Hebard
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Beattie
Open primary views and independent voting in Vermont
Rep. Jordan D. Cole argues against strict party control advocating an open nonpartisan primary. He warns against minority silencing majority rule in sequential voting and urges legislators to follow their best judgment rather than party leaders. He notes bipartisan support for candidates and cross filing, and proposes a Citizens Caucus to fund and recruit candidates independent of party machines. Putney.
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Republican Party
U.S
George D. Aiken
New York
Community notices and local fund data mixed in PTA and club updates
Intermediate PTA raises 109 for Kiddies Milk Fund while Old Bennington hosts a musical play and supper. Bennington County reports 41 515 quarts canned by 330 families under ERA programs supervised by Mrs. Ralph W. Harris and Chauncey S. Shaw. Unrelated anecdotes include a Mt Anthony Union High School site selection, a pastor’s resignation, historic dates, a 1972 bombing resume, a man fined for gambling chips, and a humorous retirement tale.
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Burt Hartington
Old Bennington
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Open letter urges Democrats to unite atop Vermont politics
Mildred Porter calls on Gov. Salmon and ex-Gov. Phil Hoff to end public rifts. The author warns Hoff may resign and describes party discord as damaging, urging the leaders to unite against Republicans and protect gains in the Vermont House and Senate.
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Phil Hoff
Hoff
Vermont
Senate
Democratic Committee
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