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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1970
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201.
The U S Supreme Court on a 6 3 vote refuses to hear Massachusetts contention that using draftees in an undeclared war is unconstitutional. It will not rule on merits, directing any further action to lower courts. Minority Justice Douglas criticizes the decision as delaying constitutional questions. Public fluoridation debate in Bennington shows reduced opposition after a public hearing. Norman Rockwell revival of Saturday Evening Post noted with nostalgia.
The piece reflects on Charles de Gaulle's death and his paradoxes as a leader. It notes his certitude and restrained words, his stance on Europe and China, and his complex balance of independence, glory, and alliance. It contrasts his ideals with realpolitik, praising his role in restoring France’s voice while acknowledging tensions with allies and the US.
Vermont politics move toward a multi party pattern as Republicans and Democrats prepare for Campaign 72. Hoff era legacy reshapes party strategy, cross over voting noted, and internal disputes threaten post election momentum. Statesmen like Moulton, Riehle, and Davis loom in shaping the governor and Senate contests amid looming primary fights.
The letter to The Banner urges Congress to oppose the closed rule on the Trade Act of 1970 and press for the separation of an oil quota repeal. It notes New England governors want removal of oil quotas, cites a $140 annual extra cost per family, and calls on citizens to contact their representatives before November 18 to reverse the rule and delete the oil sanctions from the bill.
A Banner reader quotes Marquis Childs arguing a president should limit personal appearances. The letter contends Nixon endangered himself amid crowds, cites San Jose protests, and accuses critics of smearing the left while noting violence in Vietnam. Signed Arthur Phinney, Sullivan Drive, Lenox, Massachusetts.
Independence has brought Fiji into the United Nations as a newly sovereign state. With 500,000 residents, Indians form just over half the population while Melanesian Fijians remain a native majority seeking protections in land and commerce. Premier Mara governs with Hindu dissent noted as Indian influence grows. A UN deputation effort could elevate Fiji as a regional voice, but internal race dynamics and leadership balance remain pivotal.
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