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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1975
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont 05201.
The piece argues that the U S Department of Justice has grown from marginal to pivotal in Boston school integration, supporting courts and federal marshals to keep order. It credits marshals with calming tensions, aiding local police, and questions Ford for politicizing the issue ahead of 1976 elections.
The U S Navy ousted Commander Connelly D Stevenson after a topless dancer named Cat Futch performed on the deck of the nuclear submarine Finback before its dive. Crew reportedly laughed from two miles under water as the ship submerged, while the mercy and blame for disciplinary action remained unclear.
The New York Times notes Suffolk County weighing a $60 million farmland preservation bond to buy development rights and keep 65000 acres of fields from real estate markets. The plan aims to protect open space near New York City and support the county’s $30 million annual produce economy.
A verse extols hunting as a sport from buffalo to doves and the thrill of the chase. It questions living without a gun and celebrates readiness with rifle and knife, scarlet coat, and a steady aim as part of the autumn hunting scene.
A reflective piece argues hunting is humane and thrilling, celebrating sport with lines praising killing by rifle bow and knife. It personifies the hunter as brave, naming Joe Braggadocio Beau Flo and celebrating bears deer buffalo. The closing lines pose moral questions about dreamscapes of Heaven or Hell.
Dick West reports that during Kissinger’s Middle East mission Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor briefly reconciled amid talks he chaired in Jerusalem. The piece sketches Kissinger shuttling between the couple, speculates on a hidden mediation role, and notes congressional worry over monitoring the unlikely marriage.
The piece argues that boyish qualities drive leaders like Henry Kissinger and historic figures such as Franklin Roosevelt and Winston Churchill. It links enthusiasm, determination, and a childlike drive to explain policy, endure setbacks, and energize audiences, concluding that Henry’s defining trait is being a boy at heart.
A reflection praising James Augustus Hunter known as Catfish for exemplifying the old American dream. The piece lauds his rise from a country boy to a respected pitcher through hard work, focus, and love of the game, arguing luck plays no part and detailing his intuitive pitching and modest life away from the spotlight.
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