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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1971
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street, Bennington Vermont 05201.
Analysis argues the SST collapse stems from open-ended aerospace spending amid unmet social needs, with 850 million lost and 7,000 Boeing layoffs. It critiques Nixon's public relations approach, saying his policies, not personality, erode support over Indochina and economy, as voters question long-term outcomes.
A columnist mocks student and older generations for identity crises. He compares student demands to famous figures, notes arousal of more radical ideologies, and blurs lines between youth culture and political theater while highlighting a Brownie Scout’s pragmatic choice to be a librarian and cowgirl.
Cesar Chavezs 30 day lettuce boycott moratorium draws concern as prices rise leaving only essentials affordable. Sen Byrd opposes girl pages in the Senate and mentions three nominees who quit after a three month fight. Vermont Legislature considers deer herd control and ratification of 18 year old voting, with satire on bills and Vermonts deer and youth voting. Burlington Free Press.
Dr Alexander V Berkis of Longwood College Farmville Va writes that Lt Gen Ira C Baker’s call to restore the United States strategic force is vital. He argues that internal enemies threaten national security and urges Congress to fund a stronger navy Polaris and Poseidon submarines ABM defense multiple warheads and modernization to ensure survival.
To the Editor The Banner: We thank the Bennington police force for their help during last Friday's snowstorm. They aided those stranded by the storm and late buses. We also thank the Peoples Bus Line driver who cared for our son, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Morse Harwood Hill.
The excerpt contrasts alcoholism as a disease with punitive response and notes the shift from domestic duties to meeting world leaders. It cites Henry J Mascarello of the Massachusetts Association and Martha Mitchell speaking in On With the Wind, illustrating views on stigma and social mobility.
Los Angeles mayor Sam Yorty plans a New Hampshire and Maine campaign to challenge Muskie and McGovern for the Democratic nomination. He criticizes Muskie’s foreign policy, cites his Europe trip, and urges a Vietnam visit to test Moscow’s peace claims while noting potential East Coast and primary dynamics.
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