Bennington Banner Publisher and date line 1973
The item lists the Bennington Banner publication details for Thursday November 15 1973 including the publisher address and daily schedule noting publication every day except Sundays and holidays. The record anchors the newspaper’s imprint in Bennington Vermont with corporate address at 425 Main Street.
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Environmental backslide on oil and the Alaska pipeline
An editorial condemns the Alaska pipeline bill for exempting it from environmental review and warns of a dangerous precedent. It argues the energy crisis pressures eroding safeguards, urging restraint and efficiency to cut consumption while preserving natural heritage.
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U.S
Senate
America
United States
Congress
Editor notes on McGovern era economy and energy crisis
A vintage editorial comments on alarmist McGovern predictions, stock market declines, and energy conservation. It lauds MacDonald’s Flats for candlepower cuts, urges similar quiet sacrifices citywide, and notes a Skylab flight amid energy concerns, ending with a Quoted Mr Dooley reflection.
Berrigan era figures speak at Williams College on postwar peace
The article denounces the Berrigans and Nixon era hypocrisy while noting their past actions at Catonsville and recent speeches at Williams College Chapin Hall. It questions the peace movement's legacy and highlights personal scandals and shifting causes of these 1970s activists.
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Berrigans
Phillip
Daniel Berrigan
Catonsville, Md
Special Forces
Catonsville
Chapin Hall
Williams College
America
Harold Stassens
Letter to the Editor on Nixon Kissinger and Middle East peace
A Banner reader critiques Richard Nixon and Henry Kissinger, arguing Nixon seeks lasting fame and peace in the Middle East. The letter condemns Nixon as a scoundrel and explores implications of Kissinger’s influence and a hypothetical Kissinger presidency, ending with a controversial reference to a church and Judaism.
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Richard Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Middle East
Nixon
White House
Kissinger
Watergate
U.S
Agnew
Kissinger for President in a pipe dream of reform
The letter-worne piece argues Henry Kissinger as the ideal leader to lift the U S from corruption, despite constitutional hurdles. It contrasts Nixon and Agnew with Kissinger, calls for tax and ethics compliance, and hints at Brethren Democrats and public figures supporting a Kissinger bid. It then shifts to Nelson Rockefeller and a Wagner challenge, noting Wagner’s timing, supporters, and potential primary threats.
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Nixon
Agnew
Jesus
U.S
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Aiken
Rebozo
Abplanalp
Rockefeller iffy Wagner challenge reshapes New York politics
The piece weighs a potential Wagner challenge to Nelson Rockefeller, noting Wagner’s strong track record, Rockefeller’s praise for him, and the impact on Rockefeller’s 1976 presidential bid. It discusses Catholic suburban votes, labor leverage, and the rising appeal of stepping aside to pursue private citizenship and policy influence.
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Lindsay
New York City
Wagner
Senate
Jacob Javits
Adlai Stevenson
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Arthur Goldberg
Samuels
Reid
Watergate
Root beer additives and a Vermont reader’s tally
A Shaftsbury reader reviews Beatrice Trum Hunt er’s book on food additives and details modern root beer labels. The piece notes caramel color, artificial flavors, and preservatives like sodium benzoate, plus GRAS classifications and regulatory quirks. The warning cites SAFROLE history, USSR limits, and various artificial sweeteners with health concerns. The author concludes the grandson and grandfather chose ice water over a drink of dubious ingredients.
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Beatrice Trum Hunter
Spice ‘N’ Nice
North Street
Vermont
Canada
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
United States
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
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