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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1974
Page
5
A reader writes to Karen in good faith about the balance of power in marriage and society. He argues men do not universally dominate women and questions two sided psychological domination, suggesting Men’s Liberation as a possibility, while noting women’s liberation aims. He plans a future reply.
Two large black bears trapped near Mendon tied to recent cattle losses. Betta Cartwright crowned Bennington Beauty Queen by 400 at a Legion event. Fred C Martin won Vermont Democratic Senate endorsement after a high turnout. Dorothy Canfield Fisher named chair of Associates of Bennington College. Father and son Crofuts graduate Arlington Memorial High School. Waldo Holden warns on fishing and fire bans amid rain. Local trustees welcomed Maurice Douglass and S Whitney Dickey to Arlington Museum board. State Police report 44 motorists arrested. 245 tickets for defective equipment. Fisher finned a 17 pound fish in East Dorset Pond. Historic notes include Okinawa surrender 1945, Khrushchev on war 1960, Montini as Pope Paul VI 1963, Nixon Brezhnev arms talks 1973.
UPI reports mixed public opinion on President Nixon with some surveys showing gains and others declines. A House member floated moving the impeachment issue to the United Nations while another proposed a drastic plan to split powers, making Nixon a semi president for foreign affairs and Ford semi president for domestic affairs amid a volatile political climate.
Edwin D Canham argues impeachment rests on constitutional integrity, not party politics. He warns Democrats may stall for gains and Republicans seek a clean slate, urging Congress to judge charges by the impeachment terms, not loyalties or past deeds.
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