Carter Fights to Sustain Campaign in North Carolina
A column notes the last weekend push before the North Carolina primary. Reagan stays in the race amid Ford competition, while Carter builds momentum by appealing to black leaders and Wallace voters. The piece highlights Carter’s Durham pledge to black leaders and Morehouse honors, with a preprimary reminder of Reagan’s NC win and ongoing national strategy.
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Patty Hearst as Modern Myth and Cultural Echoes
The essay treats Patty Hearst as a modern American myth, morphing from person to abstraction. It compares her to Marilyn Monroe and other icons, notes ongoing literary and scholarly treatments, and warns that society tends to mythologize her while historians seek deeper understanding.
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Letters On exporting revolution to the Banner editor
Reed Irvine of Accuracy in Media accuses James Reston and major outlets of withholding truth about Fidel Castro's ongoing export of revolution. He cites 1974 interviews and CBS edits to claim Castro continued aiding revolutions after Guevara's death, urging vigilant reporting to protect U.S. interests.
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Land speculation danger letter to governor urges tax preservation
David Andrews of East Arlington writes Gov. Thomas P. Candon about defending the real estate capital gains tax. He argues current use assessment is needed and warns that the bill would benefit speculators and Realtors while harming others and open space preservation.
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Too Much Government Letter to the Editor
A reader criticizes last minute legislation and declares committees dominate lawmaking. He argues appointed bodies like a public service commission control policy without voter input, calling for reduced appointed government amid bicentennial concerns. Leon E. Snow, Park Street Extension.
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Bennington Weather Fears Flooding While Recital Highlights Local Talent
Looking Back with the Roaring Branch rises quickly as storms threaten Bennington. Forecasters warn of cold, snow, and possible floods unlike last week. Organist John H. Daley impresses with technical skill and musical feeling. Main Street pile up injures two women. Ida Caslin and Helen Thomas suffer injuries. Frank E. Howe II named justice of the peace by Gov. Emerson, joining the Board of Civil Authority. Also notes road communications nearly restored after last week’s snarl. 10 years ago: Bennington South Supervisory Union approves an 1866-67 budget near 81 thousand dollars. Bennington Graded School District trustees adopt non religious released time policy.
On This Date In History Highlights
A 1902 Advice to the Lovelorn question asks if two can live as one on 12 a week and the answer argues against marriage on finances. In 1931 electric shavers enter the U S market. In 1934 the United States grants Philippine Islands independence to take effect July 4 1946. Viola Liuzzo is killed near Selma in 1956 amid voting rights protests. In 1975 Ford orders a broad U S policy review after Kissinger’s failed Middle East mission.
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