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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1969
Page
4
The Bennington Banner, published by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont, notes its schedule excludes Sundays and holidays. The notice confirms daily weekday distribution and corporate address.
A Vermont opinion piece notes national coverage of nuclear power issues and contrasts local calm with broader risks. It cites the AEC, calls for public questioning rights, and urges cautious steps as hearings in Bennington may offer clearer discussion of environmental and health stakes.
A New York Times analysis argues ASG moderates met Nixon peacefully but doubt his claimed concern for peace and social justice. It notes radical students remain unreached, views on welfare reform, and questions of the income approach for a four person family. It highlights potential state funding disparities and job or training requirements for welfare recipients.
A sweeping column imagines 1984 era politics and culture through vignettes. It references von Braun may orbit a president in 1976, Shirley Temple at the UN, Nixon era debates, and growing social policy ideas, mixing era figures with speculative visions of war, science, and welfare reform.
A diary segment describes a sunny day at Skylark with wildlife including four dozen hawks in updrafts, visitors from Hancock and Concord, and a humorous hippie scene in a classy restaurant. The author muses on fall weather, swimming, and generational clashes with a humorous, reflective tone.
Washington commentary argues the Green Berets trial for murder in Vietnam exposes not only a bungled operation but a clash of intelligence agencies captained by Col. Rheault and CIA officials. It questions why the CIA briefed the press and why army leaders moved to public trial, suggesting a looming, highly publicized confrontation.
President Nixon's plan to build supersonic transports is criticized as a misallocation of resources that favors the rich over the poor. The piece argues the project ignores urban misery and social needs while echoing global rivalries and prestige.
A reader from Arlington signs a lyrical autumnal tribute praising the season's color, joy, and divine grace. The poem invites empathetic readers to share in uplifting feelings, moving beyond sorrow with heavenly skies and radiant gladness.
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