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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1973
Page
4
The piece criticizes Sen. George D. Aiken for backing President Nixon’s firing of Archibald Cox and for lacking leadership. It urges Vermont Democrats to consider a viable challenger, noting Aiken’s infrequent public appearances and alleged disconnection from constituents.
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation. It operates from 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont 05201.
Pablo Casals performed on UN Day in New York and received a special medal for his peaceful music and lifelong stand against tyranny. The famed cellist ended many concerts with Song of the Birds and spoke of peace, leaving a legacy of brilliance and restraint.
Editor notes applaud the Bennington League of Women Voters for inviting Rep. Richard W. Mallory to speak on congressional issues and commend the well run session led by Adelaide Fine. The piece also honors Bennington Officer James A. DeLong on his retirement after 29 years of public service and impact on local youth.
The Banner letters praise Vermont landscapes from dawn coyotes to sunlit emerald fields and trout filled ponds. Readers describe mountains old trails and woods with sugar maples oaks pines and wildlife including gobblers grouse and deer in a vivid natural portrait.
A reader urges strong protection of Vermont’s landscapes through Act 250 and land planning laws, praising governors who defended the scene and noting the value of man made fields within forested borders. The letter stresses preserving the state’s unique mix of natural beauty for future generations.
Washington columnist contends Nixon squandered his mandate, remains aloof, and faces ongoing trials and inquiries. The piece traces Watergate fallout from Mitchell, Ehrlichman, and Haldeman’s fall to Agnew’s resignation, Ford’s speculation, and looming court cases and financial scrutiny surrounding Nixon.
The writer logs seasonal wildlife sightings including a Canada geese skein and a lone woodcock near Skylark, then discusses cat overpopulation. They recount delivering four kittens to a humane society amid snowy weather and reflect on advancing holiday commercialization, preferring traditional pacing of celebrations.
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