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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1973
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 Ervin committee resumed hearings with a look at summer highlights and future targets. E Howard Hunt's appearance revived debates on presidential authority and legality, while Patrick Buchanan stressed that the panel must continue evaluating and distinguishing permissible tactics from abuses in campaign history.
A Congressional mandated dual role of promoter and developer for atomic energy faced a setback as Judge William B. Bryant denied the government’s motion to dismiss a suit by environmental groups including the Conservation Society of Southern Vermont. The case seeks formal recognition of the separation of powers at the AEC with trial before a three judge panel. Ralph Nader’s similar bid earlier was dismissed. The ambientales argue the current setup is unconstitutional and risks economic shocks if nuclear plants close amid public outcry.
Senate Watergate testimony details E Howard Hunt Jr’s covert Denver trip to an I T T lobbyist bedside in disguise with CIA aide memoire. He reports to Charles Colson and phones during the operation as Ehrlichman links actions to presidential powers, portraying unlawful White House intrigue.
Tom Braden notes a chaotic clash between President Nixon and VP Agnew over whether to send Watergate related allegations to courts or Congress. Polls show public doubt and desire for accountability without impeachment, while constitutional arguments leave the nation stuck in stalemate.
A personal reminiscence recalls two summers in western mountains with Forest Service crews, detailing isolation, self sufficiency, and the balance of wilderness, followed by Henry Kissinger’s U N General Assembly address framing a world community and justice as paths to peace.
Henry Kissinger's maiden House of Commons style speech in New York envisions a world community and partnership, but Washington politics, Cold War realities, and U.N. diplomacy complicate his idealism. He faces pressure from right and from dissidents while at the UN he signals a hopeful shift, balancing ideals with policy.
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