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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1968

Page

4

Bennington Banner Publisher Details

The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation from 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont 05201.

The Banner Publishing Corporation Main Street Bennington Vermont

Spock Trial Seen as Miscarriage of Justice in Boston

The Spock trial and its four defendants faced a poorly balanced proceeding as Judge Francis W. Ford imposed two year sentences and fines. The defense argued the core question was the legality of the war and draft resistance, which the court refused to address. The case centered on conspiracy vs movement and ends with appeals to higher courts.

Benjamin Spock U.S. District Court Francis W. Ford Ford Dr. Spock Boston Michael Ferber U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Supreme Court

Reapportionment Spurs Candidate Surge in Bennington Area

After years of lagging politics, Bennington and District 32 see a flood of petitions with six candidates in District 32 and strong contests north of town. Nationwide interest in elections fuels local activity as highways improve and traffic concerns rise with new developments. Television viewers crave live political coverage as Times notes changing politics.

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Generational Politics and Cold War Myths in The Times

The piece argues that postwar demography shapes U S policy debates, urging young readers to study Cold War history. It cites myths about McCarthyism and external threats, praises Bill Rusher’s account of internal security inquiries, and notes past covert actions and espionage cases to urge skeptical vigilance.

Edmund Burke Berlin Southeast Asia Middle East Joe McCarthy Richard Revere Joe Bill Rusher Bill Buckley National Review Red China U.S. Treasury Secre Harry Gold Joe Stalin New Orleans Southeastern Martin Luther King Southern Christian Leadership Conference St. Louis Globe-Democrat Hawaii Senate

Letters to the Editor on New Jersey locomotive lore and rail history

Readers recount memories of the Lebanon Springs Railway era and the Locomotive whistle myth linked to Casey Jones. Thom as B Annin recalls switchyard days near Richmond Massachusetts, the line’s rise and fall, and comments on passenger service, subsidies, and regulatory barriers. A second letter Badgers lawmakers with strong language about Supreme Court vacancy politics, signed by Samuel B Pettengill.

Raftery New Jersey Casey Jones Ilinois Central Nelson Blount Vermont

Glamorize Scholarship Comment Sparks Sports Hoax Debate

A commentator critiques athletic recruitment hype and argues for scholarship visibility. He notes gifts and lavish trips to athletes clash with genuine academics, cites College Bowl as evidence of sport like appeal, and suggests packaging and media figures to promote scholarly achievement. He envisions prodding interest through lively broadcasts and glamorized scholarship.

Rockefeller pushes Nixon debate and national poll on GOP fate

New York Governor Rockefeller seeks a Nixon face to face debate on Vietnam and crime while proposing a nationwide GOP poll to gauge strongest nominee. He would fund about five thousand dollars per state if needed and argues public input should determine the party’s path toward Miami Beach.

Rockefeller Richard M. Nixon Nixon GOP New York Republican National Committee Ray Bliss Miami Beach

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