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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1970
Page
4
The Bennington Banner operates daily except Sundays and holidays under Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201.
The piece argues Soviet arms to Egypt threaten regional balance as Israel presses air superiority. It notes US policy hypocrisy given Southeast Asia, rejects moralizing, and urges a U.N. brokered cease fire to avert a potential catastrophic showdown.
The Glass Container Manufacturers Institute proposes a penny a pound program to buy used bottles for reuse in new glass. Pollock says 92 plants in 25 states have agreed to open redemption centers, aiming for 11 billion bottles annually. Los Angeles test pays 1 cent per bottle, with crushed cullet used in new glass.
Sen. Pell argues Nixon faces a core choice on Vietnam: withdraw all U S troops and risk a unified Hanoi controlled Vietnam or keep a divided country with a large U S garrison. The Kennedy near decision in August 1963 on aid and escalation shows a precedent and warns against repeating history.
Philip R. Jordan of East Arlington writes to denounce violence by Ian Paisley’s followers during a pontifical Mass disruption in Canterbury. He links Protestant oppression to broader religious intolerance, urges respect for individual beliefs, and questions killing in God’s name.
A reader argues against Vernon nuclear power, warning health hazards from low level radiation. He cites cancer and genetic risks, concerns about planned releases by reactors, and urges redirecting funds to alternative power research rather than more plants.
Democrat-Liberal governor hopeful Arthur J. Goldberg pushes a heavy summer schedule through Utica Herkimer Schenectady and Mohawk Valley to meet party leaders and voters. Upstate support and labor endorsements are key issues as Rockefeller leads in familiarity and time in state affairs.
Opinion piece musing that figures like Adolf Hitler Frank Hague and Bill Kunstler would align with civil liberties causes, criticizing Kunstler's public rhetoric and quote judging ACLU positions. It lampoons liberal hypocrisy linking the My Lai Warsaw ghetto Auschwitz remarks and notes a June ACLU drug possession vote as worrying.
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