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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1970
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont.
A New York Times piece weighs Burns suggestion to abolish four year House terms as a way to reduce politics and boost unity. It contrasts with Linus Pauling s claim that Vitamin C cures colds, noting dosage and pharmaceutical hurdles, and argues midterms can restrain administrations while offering a partial corrective.
A citizen writes from Union St urging completion of the new YMCA on a visible lot. He notes HUD grant risk of 233447 and remaining costs 428700 for the building and 116724 for the program, calling for concrete plans, pledges, rentals, and a strong committee to raise funds and secure the grant. He argues the facility will serve as a cultural hub, pool for schools, and possible health club, urging broad civic action.
A Thanksgiving column recalls hunting season in Searsburg amid fog and snow and contrasts past German savanna hunting with modern ease. It reflects on family memories, the shift to automatic cooking, and honors the Pilgrims and the American spirit while wishing readers a happy holiday.
A Thanksgiving Day prayer asking for blessings and peace, offered with quiet hearts and gratitude. The verse addresses the Editor and seeks divine calm amid life’s trials and discord.
A satirical column by Dick West weighs censorship in pornography against fuel shortages and proposes absurd solutions. The piece blends humor about burning books with a mock plan to place pornography under resource management, noting foreign material as easily ignitable. It also tangentially includes a joke about a maid's references and a quip from the United Mine Workers Journal.
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