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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1975
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201.
The piece argues that CIA assassination plots reached actual attempts, implicating past presidents and directors. It warns a slow public reckoning and possible CIA reform, criticizing Ford for not condemning prior actions and calling current moral leadership weak amid rising permissiveness.
The column criticizes William Simon for his World Series appearance as a Ford envoy and links oil policy to New England hardship. It also notes John Connolly's subtle 1976 bid signals, his Vermont event, and his NY bailout stance. The piece contrasts Vice President Rockefeller supporting aid with brother David Rockefeller at Chase Manhattan and the White House circle.
The article notes renewed media fascination with Richard Nixon and a second comeback. It cites Time and Newsweek coverage and asks why Nixon returns so soon, while Alger Hiss reenters legal practice and some New York lawyers seek a bar confession. The piece frames factional pressure for Nixon to resume public life.
The piece argues that Hiss, New York lawyers, and congressional committees push Nixon’s Second Comeback by portraying his mistreatment. It envisions Nixon defending wiretaps and buggings as national security, aided by a controversial seizure of his papers. The author resists this premature revival and urges delaying the comeback.
The piece links Nazi radio call signs and Allied countermeasures to modern signaling, noting how British and American intelligence decoded the E book and Luftwaffe call signs. It highlights Turkish listening posts, Cyprus, and the value of computers to sift patterns, locate radar, and plan electronic countermeasures, with an appeal for continued Turkish aid.
Washington analysts note President Ford faces a growing clash with Democratic majorities over vetoes and tax cuts. They cite record veto activity, misfires on a $28 billion claimed cut, and administration splits on policy. Observers see an uneasy rush toward normalcy amid breadline concerns and party jockeying ahead of next year’s contests.
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