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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 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 Banner declines verbatim publication of candidate position papers. It cites Miss Adelaide Knowles of Stowe and argues such texts would flood pages with political statements. The piece critiques her 600 word paper arguing four presidents and current leaders view Vietnam as a blunder, favoring Aiken and Stafford's cautious stance.
Kenneth Gibson, 38, elected mayor of Newark over incumbent Hugh J. Addonizio amid long standing racial tensions and city decay. Newark faces blight, high taxes, inefficient services, and aging housing.，需要 federal aid to restore basic services and curb unrest while tackling corruption and renewal missteps.
The Banner publishes letters criticizing U S Senate candidate William H. Meyer for doubting the two party system and hinting at third party support. The writer accuses Meyer of crying foul at Democratic backing while urging him to choose a stance or step back. Additional reader comments praise the paper’s coverage and editorial range.
William H. Meyer of West Rupert condemns The Bennington Banner for bias in coverage of political figures Hoff and Kelton Miller. He demands in depth reporting, promises cooperation if an inquiry is opened, and warns editors to publish his letter in full to seek justice and public support.
The Banner memo reflects on grief and compassion after a loss. Mrs. Robert Shepard of Manchester Center is noted in remembrance, with a message about kindness to others and the value of life.
A critical column laments Al Capp shifting from liberal causes to right wing circles. It notes his wealth from Li'l Abner and media, accuses him of courting conservative icons, and mocks his college talks and endorsements while praising his past satire of public figures. The piece cites Capp's feuds with Galbraith and Post letters, and ends with ambivalence toward his current stance and values.
A New York period piece discusses the rise of the ethnic American amid urban tensions. Barbara Mikulski frames the group as overtaxed owners and workers who feel ignored by liberals and militants. Newark election drama shows Mr Imperiale pushing protective violence, signaling combustible city politics and fear of backlash.
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