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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1970
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201.
The piece argues that television gives the president a megaphone while opponents lack equal access. It notes Nixon used networks to promote Southeast Asian policies and Democrats faced blocked rebuttals. It cites FCC action, Yale law professors, and Dean Burch’s role, warning of growing presidential power.
The essay discusses minibikes as a modern boyhood obsession, noting prices from 125 to 350 dollars and their ban from public roads due to licensing gaps. It calls for state regulation on muffling and top speed while acknowledging widespread mechanical unreliability and safety concerns amid broader fatigue in government and society.
The author argues for the value of vacations and perspective amid prolonged conflict. He contrasts Nixon's restlessness with Eisenhower's measured approach, notes the historic beauty of Tidewater and Blue Ridge country near Washington, and mentions local landmarks and memories tied to the Republic's early days while noting bob whites and regional charm.
The piece contrasts medieval city freedom with modern urban costs, noting suburban flight and the shrinking role of cities as cultural and business centers. It highlights Newark and Elizabeth as illustrations, reflects on immigration’s urban role, and envisions decentralized towns or continued city training grounds for new communities.
Anne Morrow Lindbergh argues a planetary guardianship ethic is needed, countering rugged American individualism and materialist growth. She cites a French farmer’s model, saying his approach “makes a better man,” and warns against rashly challenging the U S Constitution through a bill in Boston on Vietnam war policy.
William F. Lally Jr defends Mt. Anthony Union High and criticizes Bennington BSD for fragmented talks. He recalls a fact finding on salary and fringe benefits, notes the two offered fringe benefits, and urges unions to negotiate as a unit across the Southwest Supervisory Union to avoid future conflicts and tax fears.
New York editorial argues the Nixon administration backs a postal reform package tied to a compulsory union shop for federal postal workers. It notes opposition from at least 20 senators and cites past executive orders by Kennedy and Nixon on union rights. The piece warns the move could empower the AFL-CIO and shape future governance.
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