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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1968

Page

8

Political Fame Is Fleeting As Campaigns Sway Polls

United Press International reports on how Richard Nixon’s comeback heightens the sense of fleeting fame in politics. The piece contrasts Romney’s former prominence with current view of Humphrey facing antiwar protesters and challenges to campaign rhetoric amid a turbulent 1960s political landscape.

Washington UPH Richard M. Nixon GOP George Romney Michigan Detroit Tigers St. Louis Cardinals Romney Hubert H. Humphrey Pacific Coast Humphrey San Francisco Portland Seattle Johnson

Vermont Plans Large Scale Camel's Hump State Park

The Green Mountains discussion traces a long effort to create a large mountain state park centering on Camel's Hump. A three zone plan would protect ecological highs, allow limited forestry, and preserve scenery while enabling trails and minimal development. The proposal favors purchase over eminent domain with historical reconstructions planned for South Duxbury.

Green Mountains Robert N. Spear Jr Green Mountain Audubon Society Camel’s Hump Monroe State Park Baxter State Park Maine Vermont Resources Research Center Winooski River Port Authority Dowsville Brook South Duxbury Vermont Farms Vermont Green Mountain National Forest Lake George Park Commission Vermont Forest and Parks Board

Termites Respond To Rock Music In Lab Club Test

In San Francisco pest expert Dr. Trenchard Bowolson reports two termite groups exposed to rock sounds show heightened activity. Group A under Steve Miller blues band notes more feeding and less care for larvae and queen, while Group B linked to Spooky Tooth vibrations shows even greater disruption, threatening social order as he seeks methods to undermine termite society.

San Francisco Trenchard Bowelson Davis Calif Bowleson Steve Miller Dr. Bowelson

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