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Bennington Banner in Bennington, Vermont

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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1975

Page

5

Watergate echoes and political scandal shadow Ford era

The piece rails against elite privilege and selective prosecutions while detailing Hugh Scott’s Gulf Oil ties, Nixon era tapes, and GOP doubt. It cites Scott’s dealings with Gulf Oil, the Gateway contract, and a pattern of unheld accountability, framing a broader critique of political power and justice. It ends by noting Ford’s faltering grip and Reagan’s rising challenge in 1976 primaries.

Hugh Scott Pennsylvania China Scott Philadelphia Gulf Oil Thomas Wright Gulf SEC Claude C. Wild Washington Wright Royce H. Savage Savage Haldeman Senate Gop Nixon Philadelphia Gateway Corp U.S Matthew Weinstein Weinstein Herbert Fogel Fogel Kunzig Arthur Sampson GSA Justice Department John W. Merriam Gateway Merriam FBI

Santa Claus gives with family ties in Bennington

Santa visits Putnam Square where Officer Francis J. Cone stands smiling. He is noted as father of Bennington’s 1935 Christmas baby girl. Bennington residents sent ~15 Christmas cards per adult and stamp purchases rose, totaling $500, per local post office figures.

Santa Claus Francis J. Cone Putnam Square Bennington

Ford Faces Reagan Upsurge and Campaign Overhaul

The piece analyzes Ford's vulnerability to Reagan's momentum and argues for a rapid, high profile reorganization. It cites campaign figures like Melvin Laird, Rogers Morton, Bryce Harlow, and Henry Kissinger as potential leaders to restore balance with conservatives and moderates. It notes the risk of losing New Hampshire or Massachusetts and stresses projecting strength to retain broad support.

Melvin Laird Rogers Morton Bryce Harlow Charles Goodell Robert Griffin Nelson Rockefeller

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