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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1974
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201. It functions as the local newspaper serving Bennington and surrounding areas with daily editions and community notices.
The piece argues Henry Kissinger should disengage the United States from South Vietnam, criticizing budget support to General Thieu. It notes roughly 3.7 billion in Southeast Asia aid for 1975, compares it to global aid, and calls for independence from Saigon, labeling the war as costly and morally indefensible.
Editors note a correction about a Green Mountain Club misidentification with motorcycle racers. Green Mountain Riders Inc. ran the enduro event, while club members urge respect for the Long Trail. The Shaftsbury Farmers Market starts Saturdays beginning July 6 on the school grounds, with corn and tomatoes anticipated.
A crowded Mt. Anthony Union High School gym watched the 11 member board decide two censorship issues amid tense public input. Librarian David Wohlsen faced pressure during the debate as protesters and supporters clashed over free speech, with students and teachers praised for courage, and a path forward for schools and pay television discussed.
A compact guide on when to plant and how to care for tomatoes. Distinguishes determinate and indeterminate types, recommends staking strategies, and notes disease prevention and soil enrichment. Advises omitting tobacco handling, using marigolds for nematode control, and proper watering. Includes tips on burying stems for air and nutrition.
A reader vented about excessive television advertising and pejorative portrayals in network news. They criticized overexposure, crude humor, and the use of familiar faces, while joking that PAY TELEVISION could reduce ads. The letter closes noting comedian Frank Darling of Parade.
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