Bennington Banner Public newspaper description
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201. The notice states the newspaper operates from a Vermont base serving local readers with daily coverage.
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Agnew speech criticizes media amid Vietnam era tension
The vice president’s Boston speech condemns CBS documentaries notably Hunger in America and The Selling of the Pentagon, arguing media bias while prompting renewed focus on the controversial program. The piece contrasts Eisenhower’s warning on defense publicity with Agnew’s critique.
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Spiro Agnew
Boston
Middlesex Club
Southeast Asia
Middle East
Agnew
CBS
America
Pentagon
Defense Department
Eisenhower
Welfare Reform Push Highlighted by 1969 Committees
A Bennington welfare rights letter urges Medicaid expansion to include dental and eye care for children and adults. It cites 1969 joint House Senate recommendations and a governor led blue ribbon study, noting funding limits and risks to General Assistance and other programs. The author calls on readers to contact Montpelier representatives.
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House
Senate
Social Welfare Department
Sen
Stoyan Christone
Lions Club
Bennington
ANFC
AABC
Bennington Welfare Rights Organization
Christene
Senate Health and Welfare Committee
Dorothy P. Shea
Davis
Joseph W. Betit
Betit
Vermont
Sen. Christone
Arlington Ambulance Service declares it is alive and well
A reader letter from Arlington argues the Arlington Ambulance Service has not disbanded despite rumors. It apologizes for recent missed responses due to mechanical issues, thanks Bennington and Manchester Rescue Squads, invites public input, and notes plans to buy a new ambulance funded by donations.
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Bennington
Water Board
Selectmen
North Bennington
Putnam
Arlington
Sandgate
Sunderland
Arlington Ambulance Service
Howev
Manchester
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Nixon opposition to legalization with penalty reduction stance
Vermont report analyzes President Nixon's view that marijuana should not be legalized but penalties could be reduced. The piece cites Blue Cross Blue Shield figures on experimentation, expert opinions from Drs Grinspoon Freedman and Johnson, and calls for clear, decisive policy rather than halfhearted answers.
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Middlebury
Nixon
Today Show
Blue Cross-Blue Shield
Gallup
Blue Cross
Robert Petersen
National Institute of Mental Health
National Health Insurance Organization
Alfred Freedman
The
New York Medical College
Harry J. Johnson
Life Extension Institute of New York
U.S. News and World Report
Johnson
Ann Landers
Harvard Bulletin: Richard Kaye Hosts WCRB Saturday Night
Richard L. Kaye, Harvard ’46, hosts WCRB Saturday Night after Boston Symphony broadcasts. The two hour program blends event notes, comedy, show tunes, Bible readings, and Harvard Bulletin excerpts with reader contests and prizes. Kaye markets bumper stickers and publicizes quirky item slogans.
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Boston Symphony
Richard L. Kaye
WCRB
Waltham
Mass
Harvard Bulletin
Kaye
Boston
Harvard Square
Cambridge
Ohm
America
Agnew attacks media as CBS faces criticism over report
A CBS NBC debate over Spiro Agnew’s charges against media accuracy follows his criticism of CBS’s Selling of the Pentagon piece. Critics argue CBS misrepresented the issue while Agnew denies intimidation attempts. Concurrently Bose sues Consumer Reports over a Bose 901 review amid praise from others.
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