Merck Forest Report Struggle for winter survival
A nature feature from Rupert describes how wildlife endures winter. It contrasts hibernating animals with active species such as deer, grouse, foxes, and birds that must constantly seek food across large areas to avoid starvation. The piece urges visitors at Merck Forest to study signs of life while skiing or snowshoeing and to learn energy conservation.
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Rupert
Merck Forest
CB radio and phones as extensions of loneliness and connection
A 1976 meditation on how CB radio and telephone distant communications may deepen isolation rather than friendship. Marshall McLuhan is cited on electronics as extensions of the nervous system, suggesting people may feel more alone even as they seek connection through tech.
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Chicago
Marshall McLuhan
New York Evening Telegram
McLuhan
Analysis of Soviet strength to editor letter to the Banner
Reed Irvine defends the CIA and outside experts in revising the national estimate of Soviet strategic objectives. He notes a competitive analysis process favored by pessimists and challenges TRB's portrayal as alarmist. Irvine urges TRB to publish any contrary evidence and condemns discarding expert conclusions.
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Banner
Richard Dudman
TRB
New York Times
CIA
United States
American Security Council Education Foundation
Vermont legislators choose Buckley over Alden for lieutenant governor
In Vermont a legislative decision over Buckley versus Alden followed a campaign with unequal funding and a new nonpartisan ballot. About 130 seasoned lawmakers favored Buckley, citing knowledge of the candidates and state needs, while voters faced ballot confusion and domestic loyalties. Buckley won Woodstock yet narrowly trailed Alden in Windsor Hartland.
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Special sale on spring turkeys and theater notes collide
A Look Back column chronicles a 24 cent a pound dressed spring turkey offer by Fred Lemberg of Arlington and highlights Edward Ransom known as Edouardo Vermonte starring as Asher in The Eternal Road on New York stage. The archive also covers a North Bennington PTA panel on character education led by Mrs. Holliday and a Pontiac dealer touting new 52 models with dual-range hydramatic transmission. A fire near Old Bennington involved Earl Hawkins and helpers from Watervliet Arsenal, while The Cascades provides water for firefighting efforts.
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Edward Ransom
Gilbert H. Ransom
Pleasant Street
New York
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Walter L. Barber
Pontiac
Bennington
Earl Hawkins
Shaftsbury
Route 9
Old Bennington
Philip Wade
Dorset
Joseph Sanford
Londonderry
Joseph Pello
Watervliet Arsenal
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