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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1969

Page

4

Bennington Banner Publisher Details

The Bennington Banner, published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation, operates from 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont 05201.

The Banner Publishing Corporation Main Street Bennington Vermont

The Good Sense of the Senate Votes on National Commitments

The Senate approved the National Commitments Resolution 70 to 16, aimed at limiting executive war moves without congressional approval. It challenges outsourcing foreign policy, against Nixon’s stance, and signals rising isolationism reflecting concerns over Vietnam policy and global policing. It notes not legally binding limits and argues for more time and consultation in crisis decisions.

Nixon Senate Kennedy Johnson Vietnam Congress White House State Department Executive Branch United States Winston Churchill

Will Vermont Becomes A Commercial Jungle

Gov Deane Davis warns New England realtors that unchecked development risks Vermont losing its scenic beauty water and air as overpopulation and technologic al backlash threaten the region The UN secretary general cites a global crisis urging action Vermont zoning and health rules are suggested as stop gap measures only a public awakening can prevent a lasting transformation into a commercial jungle

U Thant Vermont State Health Department Gov. Davis

Westbrook Pegler Remembered in Opinion Column Portrait

The Berkshire Eagle recalls Westbrook Pegler, noting his mid 1930s collaboration with Heywood Broun, later shifting rightward, and eventual dismissal for persistent attacks on FDR and Eleanor Roosevelt. His career mixed social satire with political fights, ending at age 74 amid ongoing litigious feuds.

Westbrook Pegler Arthur Brisbane Frank Sullivan David Lawrence Walter Lippmann Heywood Broun Pegler Broun Birch Grove Arizona Eagle Roosevelts Eleanor Robert Ruark Ralph McGill James Reston Paul Gallico Harold Ickes

Wackerman Defends Welfare Policy Amid Budget Pressures

In Montpelier the Social Welfare Department faces a growing deficit amid a conservative mood and calls to cut education and welfare spending. John Wackerman, veteran welfare official, outlines steps to hold expenditures, seek federal help, and avoid a broader political backlash while protecting low income clients.

Montpelier UPD John Wackerman Social Welfare Department Deane C Davis Wackerman

Asians Kill Asians in Vietnam War Debate Revisited

The piece discusses Thai troops in Vietnam fighting Viet Cong, emphasizing anti Communist Asian self reliance. It recalls Gen Wedemeyer’s view that whites should not fight Asians on Asian soil and proposes a plan for Asian led defense with US logistic support and a staged withdrawal.

Vietnam Saigon U.S Albert Wedemeyer China India - Burma Wedemeyer Asia Nixon Philippines South Vietnam Formosa

Vermont Summer Notes From A Mountain Observer

A Vermont column recalls summer in the Green Mountain state with weather, lawn care, and the quirks of rural life. The writer contrasts heat and smog in Connecticut with cool Vermont air, muses on rain shortages, lawn maintenance, and the perils of flying mower blades, and ends with a tale of visiting friends and a dog fence plan for future summers.

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Nixon Unbeatable in 1972 Pose Says LEN Magazine

LEN Magazine assesses Richard Nixon as virtually unbeatable in 1972. It notes his Vietnam move, ABM MIRV stance, and promised end to American casualties, arguing his broad New Right base and savvy political timing reduce Democratic hopes. The piece critiques opposition lines while praising Nixon’s perceived mastery.

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