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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1973

Page

5

Wallingford collision knocks down woman at Putnam Square

Mrs. Jennie Duchler of Wallingford was struck by a Packard touring car driven by Arthur Carter, 26, at Putnam Square about 10:45 Saturday morning. She recovered and returned home the same afternoon with no serious injuries.

Jennie Duchler Wallingford Putnam Square Arthur Carter Jennings, McCullough Swan-Wooley

Comedy bits on club circuit and weather tease

The excerpt recalls humorist memories from the nightclub circuit including Luigi's Hawaiian Cottages and Rocky's Clam Bar where a bad show could lead to four dozen clams. It also critiques weather tease jokes and late night anchors closing with a weather cue and a joke about swimwear.

Luigi Rocky

Get all the facts and then do what's best for America

Washington dispatch assesses President Nixon's crisis, noting Eisenhower's rule to seek facts and counsel before acting. It cites conservative media and figures like Goldwater and Meir, arguing resignation or impeachment may be best for the nation, while European opinion warns against prolonged crisis and political damage.

Washington Senate Rules Committee Gerald Ford Eisenhower America Nixon Republican Party Soviet Union Vietnam Middle East Congress Watergate Europe Economist London Roosevelt Hoover United States Mr. Nixon Brezhnev Russia Ike

Saturday Night Massacre sparks mass concern across Washington

A Washington observer recalls October events as neighbors debate Nixon’s fate. Crowded streets, honking crowds, theatre crowds, and city chatter reflect a nation shaken. Rumors swirl of resignations and coups while analysts discuss impeachment and succession strategies.

The enemy within The nation blessed above all nations is she in whom

The nation blessed above all nations is she in whom the civic genius of the people does the saving day by day by acts without external picturesqueness by speaking writing voting reasonably by smiting corruption swiftly by good temper between parties by the people knowing true men when they see them and preferring them as leaders to rabid partisans or empty quacks.

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