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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1970

Page

2

State of Siege Declared as Colombia Faces Turmoil

In Bogota authorities declared a state of siege amid street battles between troops and Rioters backing former dictator Gustavo Rojas Pinilla. Police arrested about 500 while reports of a death and injuries surfaced. President Lleras Restra suspended assembly rights, imposed censorship and a curfew as he urged calm and adherence to the chosen successor Misael Pastrana Borrero.

Bogota UPI Gustavo Rojas Pinilla Rojas Pinilla Misael Pastrana Borrero Carlos Lleras Restrepo Lieras Jorge Eliecer Gaitan Colombia Lleras

Panel Surveys Education For Retarded Children

The Presidents Committee on Mental Retardation in Chicago urged revamping of education for retarded and disadvantaged children. It called for public day care, teacher restructuring, retraining staff, reexamining IQ testing and classification, more funding and research, plus study of inner city families and greater parent and community involvement.

Chicago UPI Bureau of Education For the Handicapped U.S. Office of Education

Astronauts Describe Apollo 13 Rescue On TV

Space Center Houston reports Apollo 13 crew James Lovell John Swigert and Fred Haise recount to a national audience how an in-flight explosion pushed them off course as they limped home from a mission toward the moon. They detail the survival struggle and steps taken to return safely.

Swigert Lovell Senate Space Committee Washington Alan B. Shepard Edgar D. Mitchell Alfred M. Worden Astronaut Corps Haise Board of Inquiry Manned Spacecraft Center Cape Kennedy Space Agency Thomas K. Mattingly

U S Reports Loss of Eight Aircraft in Vietnam and Laos

The U S Command reports four warplanes and four helicopters lost in South Vietnam and Laos, the largest single tally this year. Separate actions in Cambodia yield Viet Cong casualties and weapons seizures as government forces push operations near Dak Seang and Dak Pek with air support and continued fighting along the border.

Saigon UPS U.S South Vietnam Laos Cambodia Panhandle Air Force Vietnam Dak Seang Dak Pek

Boston To Use Natural Gas In Five Cars

Boston will convert five city vehicles to natural gas as part of an antipollution experiment. Mayor Kevin H. White announced Earth Day that after testing, more non emergency municipal vehicles may switch if the test proves practical, economical, and pollution reducing.

Boston UPI Kevin H. White Massachusetts

Red China Predicts Revolt in Russia

Hong Kong based dispatch reports Communist China marking Lenin's birthday by the Soviet government and predicting a Russian revolution. An official article blasts the Soviet regime, accuses Moscow of exploiting Eastern Europe and following Hitlerian policies while warning the union is a bourgeois dictatorship on the brink of upheaval.

Hong Kong UPI China Vladimir I. Lenin Hitler Russia Lenin Soviet Union Peking Radio Czechoslovakia Europe Germany

Lenin centenary fete draws 12 Communist nations to Moscow

Cuban President Dorticos and Viet Cong representative Ho Xuan Son praised Soviet aid as they opened Lenin centenary celebrations in Moscow. Romanian leader Ceaușescu urged unity among communists, stressing all-party cooperation while Sino-Soviet tensions lingered. The Kremlin hall hosted the largest gathering of Communist parties, amid grand Lenin imagery. Ambassadors from non allied nations were invited then asked not to attend without explanation.

Moscow UPI Osvaldo Corticos Kremlin Hall of Congresses Soviet Union Cuba United States Dorticos Nicolae Ceausescu Ceausescu China Kremlin Lenin Albania

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