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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1974

Page

5

President's Defenders on the House Judiciary Panel

A profile of Nixon's chief Republican supporters on the House Judiciary Committee. It highlights Reps. David W. Dennis Charles W. Sandman Jr. and Charles E. Wiggins as the core trio steering the defense, their tactics, and the mix of veterans and newcomers backing them.

Nixon House Judiciary Committee David W. Dennis Indiana Charles W. Sandman Jr New Jersey Charles E. Wiggins California Wiggins Sandman Dennis

Indivisible freedom in a CBS address at Rotary Club

John A. Schneider, president of CBS Broadcasting Group, argues that changes to First Amendment protections threaten both press and public. He questions Congress powers to abridge press freedom and warns such limits could spill into free speech, assembly, religion, and other rights, stressing the amendment serves the public good.

John A. Schneider CBS Broadcasting Group Rotary Club Mobile Alabama Congress

Vermont political filing and Legion parade headline

No Republican candidate filings yet for county offices ahead of the September primary on the 11th with 30 days needed to file. Sheriff contest expected with at least four candidates. Joseph T. Woodruff spoke on long term planning at the Bennington Club. Thousands watched Vermont’s 31st American Legion parade after delegates elected A. Luke Crispe as state commander. Goats from Oregon cause merriment in Maple Hill Shaftsbury while Bennington’s Carleton A. Carpenter Jr. returns in Lost Boundaries screenings. Vermont fish killed by unknown toxin suspected in Hoosic River. State officials call for public help to slow rising traffic fatalities through safety education programs.

Joseph T. Woodruff National Planning Board New England Planning Commission Bennington Club Chamber of Commerce Springfield Mass Fairfield County Woodruff Vermont American Legion A. Luke Crispe Brattleboro Main Street Bennington County Petroleum Committee Robert L. Schwartz Motor Vehicle Department Mt. Anthony Country Club

Notable dates mark U S Mint dedication and aviation milestones

On this date in history, 1792 sees David Rittenhouse lay the cornerstone for the United States Mint in Philadelphia, while 1948 features Harry Truman dedicating Idlewild Airport. Other events include 1972 the withdrawal of Eagleton as the Democratic vice presidential nominee, and 1973 a Delta plane crash in Boston with one survivor. The article contemplates executive power checks and the presidency as a near-king, citing views by James L. Sundquist and George Reedy.

David Rittenhouse Philadelphia United States Mint Delta Airlines Boston Richard Nixon America Congress James L. Sundquist Brookings Institution Eisenhower Lebanon Kennedy CIA Cuba Truman

Restructuring the Presidency for a Council of Wise Advisers

Benjamin V Cohen proposes a small executive council of five to eight eminent figures to monitor approve and coordinate policy before major presidential decisions The council would be consultative to strengthen the president while preserving sole ultimate decision power It would aid a new president such as Vice President Ford by providing unbiased judgment and seasoned counsel

U.S House Senate Benjamin V. Cohen Franklin D. Roosevelt University of California Berkeley Cohen Congress Nixon John D. Ehrlichman H. R. Haldeman James F. Byrnes Roosevelt Supreme Court Byrnes Henry L. Stimson Adlai Stevenson Executive Council Ford

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