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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1969

Page

4

Bennington Banner Publisher and address note

The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont 05201.

The Banner Publishing Corporation Main Street Bennington Vermont

Obligation to Our Friends Editorials

The piece argues the strongest objection to fast withdrawal from Vietnam is Americans' moral duty to South Vietnamese allies who trusted U S protection. It cites Ribicoff proposing relocating refugees, noting duty remains even as withdrawal is pursued, to safeguard those who aided the United States and faced potential retribution under Communist unification.

Vietnam Hawks United States The New Republic Abe Ribicoff Connecticut HEW Cuba Dien Bien Phu Nixon

Operation Intercept ends in border fiasco and shift to cooperation

The U S Mexican border crackdown Operation Intercept, billed as the biggest marijuana sweep, was abruptly ended after Mexican and U S officials pressured for change. Mexican authorities and the State Department compelled a move to Operation Cooperation as traffic normalizes and enforcement proves ineffectual and politically damaging.

Mitchell Ballyhooed U.S. State Department Justice Department Richard Kleindienst Treasury Department Caliente Racetrack el Paso Gustavo Diaz Ordaz inter-American Affairs United States Mexico

Break With Past Policy on Moratorium Day

Anthony Lewis reports that the Vietnam moratorium centers on whether the United States will continue backing the Saigon regime or shift toward an exit. Critics say holding on will not ensure credibility or a real settlement, urging a break with past policy and a clear denial of military victory.

Vietnam United States Saigon Averell Harriman Cyrus Vance Clark Clifford Hanoi Nixon Thieu Bunker Washington

Honest but Unethical Haynsworth Nomination Critique

A Maryland columnist argues the Haynsworth nomination faces GOP opposition and ethical concerns. The piece details stock holdings, self dealing, and past ties to Deering Milliken, plus alleged White House and Rehnquist complicity, urging ethical, not illegal, scrutiny during hearings. The author targets Sen. Eastland and Sen. Thurmond for conflicts.

Nixon Haynsworth Abe Fortas Greenville S.C Deering-Milliken Textile Workers Union Darlington National Labor Relations Board 4Th Federal Circuit Court U.S. Supreme Court Deering - Milliken Carolina Venda-a-Matic Deering Mills Sobeloff 4Th Circuit Robert Kennedy White House Sobeloff - Kennedy Deering Brunswick Corp Sen Erwin North Carolina Supreme Court Harrison Winter Baltimore Cardozo Holmes

Gorilla Theatre and the End of the War Moratorium

A long mock debate at UNIVERSITY COLLEGE staged by SDS leaders and local officials on ending U.S. involvement in Vietnam. The improvised forum blends slogans, planned events, and heated confrontations as police and guards monitor the crowd amid clashes and gunfire. Institutions involved include SDS figures Terry Davis Randolph Hawks Edmund Rogers Connie Simp Martin Beech Mayor Reynolds King and police units.

University College Vietnam Federal Bureau of Investigation Terry Wild Man Davis SDS Randolph Hawks Edmund ‘Smiley’ Rogers Senate Connie Simp Semiradi Cal Martin Beech Chemical Corporation Reynolds King Rogers Dunn Daley Beech King Congress Simp Hawks Focal Armory Town Hall

Humorous prayers and nursery misreads in family weekly

A five year old's loud whistle during the minister's prayer leads to a reply about prayed hard for the ability. After church his mother questions him and Barry says God granted the whistle ability. In a country hospital nursery a father shows his son 13 babies in cribs and the boy notes two more traps.

Barry V.D. Palatin Family Weekly

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