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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1975
Page
4
The Bennington Banner operates daily except Sundays and holidays. It is published by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street, Bennington, Vermont 05201.
Alabama Governor George Wallace delays announcing 1976 strategy as Democrats wrestle with his candidacy. Governors including Vermont's Thomas Salmon oppose him as a presidential or vice presidential nominee, while Wallace fuels party nerves with a keep-them-on-tenterhooks stance. A serious leadership question arises about statesmanship versus demagoguery.
A reader correction questions official Vermont employment figures and the meaning of self employed. The column argues many workers, including family members, are uncounted in government data and calls for independent research and a broader view of employment trends.
The Mt Anthony Union High School officials decided early this morning that tonight's graduation will be outdoors despite a gloomy forecast. A rare glimmer of sun inspired cautious optimism as graduates prepare to celebrate a milestone valued by families and communities.
A Vermont edition editor praises John Hubbard’s sun and shade study in Shaftsbury Hollow and contrasts rural escape with urban traffic. The piece notes trains never ran there and jokes about a peaceful generation after Vietnam. Amid recession and inflation, experts claim a bottoming out and a future rise, while a northern march of killer bees worries readers.
A fragmented opinion piece argues against a state constitution being altered to enforce gender neutrality and criticizes the ERA. It asserts opposition to evolution and sexual differences as presented, reflecting a stance on constitutional language and social policy.
A fragmented piece discusses constitutional theories on equal rights and protections for men and women in the labor market. It references Margaret Mahoney of Winchester and WBZ-TV and mentions the First and Fourteenth Amendments and an executive order on federal contracts.
Analysis argues for renewed Anglo American ties after World War II era policy frictions. It traces collaboration from World War I to postwar cooperation, noting high command success on the Western Front and proposing a closer, lasting partnership between Britain and the United States as compatible and mutually beneficial.
Henry M. Wriston argues retirement is a state of mind not a date. He cites wartime pivots and lifelong learning, noting volunteering, reading, and new careers keep life vibrant past 85. Winston, president emeritus of Brown University, urges calm, curiosity, and joy in later years.
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