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The Bennington Banner announces its publishing schedule noting daily editions except Sundays and holidays. The statement references F the Banner Publishing Corporation and lists 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201 as the address of record.
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Breakthrough in Draft Reform Breaks Logjam in Congress
Yale President Kingman Brewster urged Kennedy and Mansfield to accept a House reform bill on Selective Service, proposing a compromise to move the expiration date to January 1, 1971. The plan aims to force renewed action next year and advance partial reforms, addressing inequities and evasion in the draft system.
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Yale University
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Ted Kennedy
Senator Kennedy
Armed Services Subcommittee
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Brewster
Congress
Armed Services Committee
Government by Blackmail Erodes Freedom in Public Affairs
A national issue sees Rep. Gerald R. Ford threaten impeachment if the Senate blocks Judge Clement Haynsworth for the Supreme Court. In Vermont, Gov. Deane C. Davis aides hint GOP figures should attend a Veterans Day event to show support. The piece condemns threats and political coercion as a danger to freedom and decency.
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Michigan
Senate
Clement Haynsworth
Supreme Court
William O. Doug
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Montpelier
Deane C. Davis
Vermont day care center praised as welfare aid push
Editorial notes welcome the Vermont Legislature’s move to approve 200000 toward a 1 million program creating statewide day care centers run by Bennington Child Care Inc. The center’s success stands as a model for aiding working mothers and fighting poverty. The royal family’s finances are mocked as precarious for a 1 million dollar annual income, joking about selling assets to pay staff.
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Vermont
Bennington Child Care Inc
Nixon’s Vietnam edits spark debate on history and peace
The piece examines President Nixon's handling of Vietnam history in a pre election speech. It argues Nixon downplays earlier evidence and portrays the war as North Vietnamese aggression. It notes discrepancies about 1954 versus 1955 56 events, refugee figures, and the implications for peace and Vietnamization.
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China
Soviet Union
South Vietnam
Diem
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South
Bernard Fall
State Department
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LaCouture
Devillers
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Truong Chinh
Saigon
Lindsay Wilson Conflict Shapes New York GOP Ticket
New York politics swirl around Mayor Lindsay pressing for a major role in the 1970 Republican state ticket. He wants Gov. Rockefeller to dump Lt. Gov. Wilson or risk a split, as Wilson backs Marchi and Lindsay allies back Lefkowitz Javits and Goodell. The outcome hinges on balancing liberal and conservative forces amid post-election readjustments.
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Rockefeller
Malcolm Wilson
Wilson
John J. Marchi
Marchi
Earl W. Brydges
Atty
Louis Lefkowitz
U.S
Jacob K. Javits
Charles E. Goodell
John
Buffalo
Frank Sedita
Alfredo W. Slominski
Law and Order
New York City
Syracuse
Lee Alexander
New York
Migrating Birds and the Winter Exodus Across the Nation
The article surveys bird migration as days shorten, noting routes as vast sky highways and birds moving from swallows to flickers and hummingbirds. It covers migration science, banding data, surprising long distances, and historical context linking birds to Columbus, with questions about why species migrate.
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Antarctic
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Red Sea
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Florida
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Christopher Columbus
Lisbon
Harriman blamed for blood baths risk if Vietnam war ends
John Chamberlain argues Averell Harriman misreads Communist danger and underestimates massacres tied to withdrawals. He recalls Harriman’s WWII warnings and later critiques of Laos and South Vietnam policy, contrasting with risks of a domino effect and postwar bloodshed under Communist regimes.
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Richard Nixon
U.S
South Vietnam
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Hawaii
Averell Harriman
Nixon
Harriman
Hem
Yale
Joseph Alsop
Katyn
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Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
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