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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1971

Page

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Vermont Emancipation Act Lowers Age to 18

Vermont assumes adulthood at 18 with voting rights and broad privileges, including contracts and sue or be sued. Debate centers on constitutional methods for lowering age, with opponents arguing 21 as voting age, while Buckley notes parallels with federal actions and a Supreme Court split on federal versus state powers.

Kelton Miller Vermont Vermont House Senate Montpelier Buckley Congress House U.S. Senate Supreme Court

Local Weather Outlook For Bennington Area

Partly cloudy today with a good chance of showers or thundershowers and a high near 90. Tonight partly cloudy with a chance of more showers and a low around 60. Friday cloudy with probable showers and highs in the 70s. Yesterday's high was 89 and overnight low 69. 7 am reading 76 at Bennington Airport. Sunset 8 37, sunrise 5 14.

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Montpelier teen gains adult status under Vermont law

James Anthony, 18, of Montpelier, becomes an adult under a Vermont Legislature package granting voting and drinking rights to 18 19 and 20 year olds. The measure also expands responsibilities such as paying debts and facing legal duties, while raising curiosity and mixed feelings among parents and peers.

Betsy Samuelson Montpelier UPI James Anthony Vermont Philip Martha Anthony Young Anthony Vermont Liquor Control Department

Supreme Court clears way for newspapers to publish

The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that newspapers may print the top secret Pentagon Vietnam study, finding prior restraint a violation of the First Amendment. The decision affects The New York Times and The Washington Post, with no immediate action against them. Reactions split along political lines, with leaders praising or criticizing the ruling.

Supreme Court Washington UPI Republic New York Times Washington Post Arthur Ochs Sulzberger The Benjamin Bradlee Post

Bantam to publish Pentagon Papers illustrated paperback

Bantam Books announced it will publish within 10 days an illustrated paperback edition of The New York Times secret Pentagon report series. The book, titled The Pentagon Papers, will include the entire Times series, documents from the original report, a 64 page photo essay on U.S. involvement in Vietnam, and a 3000 word story detailing how the Times compiled the series.

New York UPI Bantam Books New York Times Times U.S Vietnam the Times

Bennington Environment Offices Merged With Rutland

Vermonts Administrative Redistricting Act forces the Bennington County Regional Planning Commission and the District Environmental Commission to consolidate with Rutlands. Bennington loses its environmental office. Rutland will host the new merged commission. Officials debate lineup with Bennington officials voicing disappointment. The executive secretary ordered the districts to merge and staff reassigned. See ENVIRONMENT Page 16, Col. 4.

Charles Bonenti Arlington Vermont Bennington County Regional Planning Commission BCRPC Bennington District Environmental Commission Rutland District Environmental Commission Vermont Environmental Board Robert S. Babcock Jr Babcock District Environmental Ken Senecal Windham-South Windsor Curtis Carter Senecal Environmental Commission Commission John M. Moore Richard B. Leake II Bennington Rutland- Bennington Environmental Commission Leake Vast’’ Commission Paul Bohne Jr Environment

Three cosmonauts mourned by Russian leaders and public

Leaders and people gather in sorrow for the deaths of three cosmonauts in space exploration. Mourning activities span across the nation as tributes unfold.

St. Joseph College Steven Rice Massachusetts Laird Malta

Post resumes series on Pentagon Vietnam study findings

The Washington Post resumes its three part series on the Pentagon's secret Vietnam study after a Supreme Court clearance. It highlights 1962 reviews predicting difficulty in Vietnam, fear of U.S. exit without victory, and covert policy backing of a coup. the paper cites memorandums and top secret documents previously restrained by a court injunction.

Washington UPI Supreme Court Washington Post Pentagon The Post Warren E. Burger Benjamin C. Bradlee Joint Chiefs of Staff Kennedy U.S South Vietnam North Vietnam SVN Lyman L. Lemnitzer United States Vietnam Saigon Ngo Dinh Diem Henry Cabot Lodge Lodge New York Times Times

McNamara Warned Johnson on Bombing in 1967 Memo

Former Defense Secretary Robert McNamara told President Johnson in May 1967 that U S bombs were killing or seriously injuring about 1000 civilians weekly in North Vietnam. He urged cutbacks, suggesting targeting only supply trails in the southern panhandle, amid doubts about the bombing’s impact and costs. The Pentagon study notes Johnson gave a cool reaction to the proposals.

Defense Robert S.mcnamara Lyndon B. Johnson U.S North Vietnam Pentagon McNamara Johnson UPI Panhandle United States Secretary of Defense

Manchester death prompts grand jury probe

Bennington County State's Attorney Neil S. Moss said he will convene a grand jury to investigate the death of 49 year old Thomas A. Smith of Manchester. An autopsy has been ordered and Moss said the probable cause may be an external neck wound. No charges have been filed. Investigators include Manchester Police Officer Eugene Giatti and three State Police homicide team members.

Joe Swayze Bennington County Neil S. Moss Thomas A. Smith Manchester Smith Moss Thisorning Moss Susan Smith Vicenzio Manchester-Winhall Thomas E. Smith Clifford B. Harwood Burlington Eugene Giatti Vivenzio Burr and Burton Seminary Michael Smith John Staten Island Community College Staten Island Vivenzios Williams, Witten, Carter, and Dollard Ben

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