Bennington Banner 1973 Publication Details
The Bennington Banner is a daily newspaper published by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201, issued Thursdays December 27 1973 with typical circulation and editorial scope for the region.
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Presidential field grows crowded with aging leaders and new faces
The article surveys 1976 presidential prospects naming Rockefeller and Jackson as experienced yet flawed candidates while criticizing Reagan and Wallace as unlikely contenders. It urges new faces like Mondale and Percy and notes the era’s energy crisis and changing politics. It also covers racial integration in Southern college sports, highlighting Bryant's Alabama and issues facing black athletes at black colleges.
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Jackson
Reagan
Wallace
Rockefeller
White House
Mondale
Percy
Edward Kennedy
Messrs
New York
Pentagon
George McGovern
Israel
Mondales
Percys
University of Alabama
Bear
Bryant
Alabama
Ole Miss
Deep South
Strom Thurmond
Fisk University
Samuel Whitman
Wall Street Journal
White House Sacrifices and CIA Echoes in Watergate Era
A column contrasts Nixon’s voluntary sacrifice rhetoric with actual sacrifices like gas lines and cold homes. It notes Nixon flying commercial to California and questions first hand knowledge of sacrifice, then discusses CIA figures McCone Hunt and Baker’s committee scrutiny, mentioning Helms's 1972 memorandum and lingering Watergate implications.
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White House
California
Dulles
Los Angeles
Rose Mary Woods
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Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Ervin Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
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Watergate
Baker
James McCord
Howard Hunt
Richard Nixon
Nixon
William Buckley
Questionable CIA role in Watergate furor rages on
The memo and Hunt statement fuel belief in CIA complicity and coverups. The piece questions whether Helms McCone Hunt and others manipulate truth, while implying disbelief in the four key propositions about CIA motives and actions. It names figures like Baker Buckley Magruder Mitchell and Liddy.
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Hunt
Goldwater
CIA
Washington
David Wise
Thomas Ross
Defense Department
U.S. Army
English indoor gardening book reviewed with mixed notes
A reader reviews The ABC of Indoor Gardening by J Baines and Katherine Key. The British edition, published in the United States by Alfred A. Knopf, offers large pictures and helpful symbols but omits descriptions for some plants. Pest advice is dated and chemical heavy, with limited pest alternatives.
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Great Britain
Alfred A. Knopf Inc
ABC of Indoor Gardening
J Baines
Katherine Key
Correas
Congressman's Report Review of 1973 and outlook
Washington to Vermont. Congressman summarizes the 93rd Congress first session achievements including about 200 acts, major appropriations bills, a 10 percent rise in veterans pensions, Daylight Saving Time change, and the War Powers Bill. He previews next year's challenges on Social Security, energy, trade, and health reform, aiming for a balanced budget amidst energy concerns. He plans to meet constituents during the winter recess and wishes a happy new year.
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United States
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Labor Department
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Durie
Vermont
The Ultimate Woman Says Tunney Defines Femininity
Senator John V. Tunney quoted by Marian Christy in the Boston Globe argues femininity surpasses mere looks. He says it includes wit, intuition, and emotional sensitivity and enables a woman to engage with men without confrontation, viewing such empathy as the Ultimate Woman.
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Marian Christy
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