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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1972

Page

4

Bennington Banner Publisher and Daily Schedule Details

The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street, Bennington Vermont. The notice lists the publisher and address for the regional newspaper operation.

The Banner Publishing Corporation Main Street Bennington Vermont

Shoving Vietnam on the back burner editorial

A Nixon TV address on Vietnam is seen as a political move that may soothe domestic critics while signaling to Hanoi that the administration will keep two Vietnams and seek elections in Saigon. The piece argues the White House publicizes private overtures, hoping to boost credibility and delay resolutions until after Election Day.

Nixon Vietnam Hanoi United States Saigon South Vietnam National Liberation Front

Bennington charter change faces last minute objections

An editorial criticizes residents who delay objections to the November charter changes and seek legislative action. It praises the selectmen for holding a prior hearing and urges the House Government Operations Committee to hold a Bennington hearing to obtain representative local input rather than biased views.

Bennington Francis Betit Bennington Village Joseph Pello House

Wallace rides busing at top speed in Florida primary hope

Tom Braden reports George Wallace is set to win the Florida primary on a busing issue that could dominate national debate. Wallace warns the decision could force deep shifts in school integration and provoke strong political reactions as candidates respond to court orders and public sentiment.

Wallace George Wallace Florida Muskie Humphrey McGovern Lindsay Washington Henry Jackson Federal District Court Richmond Alabama Sen Jackson Senate Congress Maryland Tennessee North Carolina Indiana Pennsylvania Supreme Court High Court

Reading Scott Nearing's The Making of a Radical

A reader reviews Scott Nearing's The Making of a Radical, comparing Nearing's views on academic freedom and social theory with the Parenti case, noting debates with Clarence Darrow, and reflecting on environment versus heritage shaping social groups. The piece praises Nearing, cites sources, and recommends the Harper Colophon book.

Scott Nearing

Day Care Center requests budget item or ballot vote

Letter from Bennington Day Care Center clarifies their request before selectmen. They explain seeking $4,000 this year to serve 60 children, up from 40, with funds supplemented by parent fees and state funds. Center notes local ownership, building on Union Street, and civic benefits including enabling working mothers to remain employed.

Bennington Day Care Center Banner Board of Selectmen Selectmen Jerome Methodist Church Union Street Bennington

Week of Prayer for Christian Unity Service at St Francis

In Wednesday's Banner the annual Week of Prayer for Christian Unity schedule is set for Sunday at 7 30 p m in St Francis de Sales Church The note invites attendees of last June's Christian Unity picnic to join the service and seek unity under God as one family with the mission that all may be one

Scott Nearing Oceanside Maine UVM Scott Pennsylvania Nearing Ira Allen Burlington Week of Prayer For Christian Unity St. Francis de Sales Church Willow Park Beers God Christ Henry Kissinger

Nixon’s peace plan framed as last mile in Indochina debate

A Nixon televised address presents six month withdrawal after North Vietnam agrees to POW releases and elections. Critics say the plan assumes U S superiority and masks an unwinnable war, arguing only admission that the war should not have been fought would truly end the last mile.

Mr. Nixon South Vietnam Thailand Laos North Vietnam Hanoi Cambodia Gulf of Tonkin Thieu Saigon Nixon Indochina United States Vietcong North

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Bennington Banner Fischetti Tom Braden By Tom Braden Dred Scott New England Edmund Muskie LACE Landgrove Swarthmore College Swarthmore Wharton School University of Pennsylvania Robert C. Brooks Dr. Nearing U. of P Clarence Darrow Darrow H.J. Eysenck Harper Colophon Books Jane Keppler By Tom Wicker New York Times News Service
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