Not the color of skin but the size of the bankroll
Michael Novak argues liberals resist busing not for race but for culture and social engineering. He contends northern integration relies on voluntary segregation by ethnicity, cites studies and personal observations, and urges addressing housing, mortgage, and districting to foster genuine integration without forced busing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney Young
Harris
Pennsylvania
North
Kenneth Clark
Governor Brown’s ascetic style in political theatre
William Buckley questions Governor Edmund Brown Jr on Firing Line about his abstention from pomp and luxury. Brown cites a pragmatic asceticism as public style amid shifting affluence, arguing politicians should focus on problem-solving rather than rewards. The debate touches broader theories of self-interest and cultural trends in modern politics.
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Edmund Brown Jr
California
William Buckley
Buckley
Governor Browns
Joe Namaths
Time of the Swinger and Silent Puritans In Bennington
Postwar cynicism frames a Bennington opinion page with a note on consumer hunger and moral asceticism. A speaker from Old Bennington headlines a Young Women’s Republican Club event while the community chest nears its goal and local gains include a soda business purchase and a police charity ball. The piece ties cultural moods to local happenings and a 1975 copyright.
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John Spargo
Old Bennington
Young Women’s Republican Club
First National Bank
Old Eagle Bridge School moves to become Gandma Moses Museum
Bulldozing starts Thursday for a new foundation as the Old Eagle Bridge School is relocated half a mile to form the Gandma Moses Museum. Announcement comes from Forrest Moses and his wife. The Arlington Planning Commission meets at Fisher Elementary School to discuss the U S 7 bypass with board chairman Ernest W Mattison Sr.
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Eagle Bridge
Gandma Moses Museum
Inlaw
Forrest Moses
Arlington Planning Commission
Fisher Elementary School
U.S. 7
Ernest W. Mattison Sr
Media Center opens with new challenges at Mt Anthony High
The Mt Anthony Union High School Library and Audio Visual Department open the new year facing high enrollment and familiar tasks to keep the Media Center lively. A book detection system cut lost books by 80 percent saving taxpayers about $4,000. Nearly 20 students assist at circulation and with equipment, decorating and promoting monthly career themes. New acquisitions include Perry Merrill’s History of Vermont Under Four Flags and Ray Bearse’s Canoe Camper’s Guide, both pitched as strong reads for staff and students. Public invited to visit and explore the new shelves.
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MT. Anthony Union High School
Media Center
Perry Merrill
Vermont
Ray Bearse
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Zellegist
Bennington
Abe Ruskin
William P. Hogan
Alfred Morrill
Debra Q. Graves
F. Ray Paddock
Clinton Vetal
Roy Paddock
Fred Cole
Maple St
Samuel Colliano
State Armory
Joe Namath
Mr. Buckley
Christian Science Publishing Society
Jim Carney
Sosa Bulletin
John H. Hamlin
Helicon Farm
Town Line Road
United States
Stephen Field
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
U.S
James Byrnes
Nixon
Mideast
U.N
Suez Front
David M. Wohlsen
Review News
Mr. Merrill
Montpelier
Cattermonters
Savings & Loan Association
Main Street
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
M Tuttler
Progressive Building
Depot Street
Armstrong
Jim Horrigan
Catamount
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North Bennington
Bennington Plaza
Putnam Square
Brattleboro
Lehester Center
Pownal
West Dover
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