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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1975
Page
5
A satirical or polemical item from Lakeville, Connecticut mocks extreme flag worship and reproduces a misfired resolution by the East Chauvinsville Veterans and Flag-worshippers Society Post 153. It parodies calls for federal Flag Day as a holiday, mandatory pledges, flag stamps, and severe penalties for disrespect, including death for flag mutilation.
In Bennington area items include the death of George A. Robinson at his Old Bennington home once linked to Gen. David Robinson, a Christmas Club initiative by local merchants, cemetery upkeep requests, a reunion and alumni meeting for Bennington High School, athletic award winners at Arlington Memorial high, Globe Union’s new plant open house and leadership, and national milestones from 1963 to 1973 including the hot line with Russia, the American Independent party, and Juan Peron’s return to Argentina.
The McGuffey readers, once a staple of 19th century schooling, are returning in select private and parochial schools amid back to basics education. Proponents cite strong phonetics and disciplined moral lessons, with Los Angeles Pilgrim School embracing the texts for reading and elocution as part of a broader revival.
Dr Thomas Hoskins reports Da Nang after Liberation in South Vietnam from Easter to May Day 1975. He describes a transformed city with refugees returning home, markets reopening, and a new civilian-led security and public-service system under the Uy Ban Quan Quan Thi Xa Da Nang. Theft and corruption decline as shared responsibility replaces old practices, reflecting a culturally Vietnamese outlook and reduced foreign influence.
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