Saigon refugees arrive as Guam base strains under airlift
More than 2,000 Vietnamese refugees and about 100 Americans landed at Andersen Air Base Guam in 24 hours as an accelerated U.S. airlift faces new risks from reported Soviet missiles near Saigon. Guam officials warned of crowded facilities and fears of disease as the exodus could reach 130,000 refugees.
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Guam
Saigon
Andersen Air Base
Ricardo Bordallo
Pacific Island
Pentagon
Tan Son Nhut
Clark Air Force Base
Philippines
Clark
Manila
Washington
Thomas Morgan
D-Pa
House International Relations Committee
Congress
Vietnam
Texas
Quintuplets progress as first 72 hours pass
In Cincinnati, five newborns born to Mr and Mrs Mark Levy of Fairfield progress after birth. Doctors at General Hospital report the babies, three girls and two boys, are active and improving though still in critical 72 hour period. Weighing 3 3 to 4 14, they are expected to gain weight. The Levys, first-time parents, have not named the quints yet.
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Cincinnati
UPI
General Hospital
Mark Levy
Fairfield
Ohio
James M. Sutherland
Levy
Procter & Gamble Co
Pamela
Willie Mincey
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Israel complains of U S arms shipment delay
Israeli leaders publicly criticized a delay in weapons deliveries from the United States. Defense Minister Peres warned of a possible embargo to pressure concessions, while Rabin and Allon framed it as a disagreement over who is right. Schlesinger reaffirmed U S support for Israel's security amid policy reassessment.
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Shimon Peres
United States
Israel
Peres
Tel Aviv University
Yitzhak Rabin
Jerusalem
Rabin
Yigal Allon
James Schlesinger
Simcha Dinitz
Schlesinger
Dinitz
Washington
U.S
New York Times
Riyadh
Saudi Arabia
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Tehran
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Iran
Cairo
Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
Halim Khaddam
Soviet Union
Khaddam
Gromyko
Geneva
Middle East
Dayan says US reassessment not linked to arms pause
In Boston Moshe Dayan cautions against labeling US policy shift as a crisis and says arms suspensions won’t force Israel to concede Sinai terms. He urges Kissinger to renew talks for a non belligerent accord with Egypt Jordan and Lebanon while noting US support remains despite Vietnam and Cambodia pullouts.
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Boston
UPI
Moshe Dayan
U.S
Mideast
Israel
Dayan
Sinai Peninsula
Henry Kissinger
Egypt
Jordan
Lebanon
Kissinger
Cambodia
Vietnam
Blacks seize Brown University building in protest
About 350 black and Latino American students entered University Hall at Brown University in Providence as 400 to 500 demonstrators and white supporters surrounded the four story building. The protest cites seven years of inaction and hardship for minorities under budget and policy decisions by President Hornig. Classes had been boycotted last week in support of budget demands.
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College Green
University
University Hall
Brown University
UPI
Boston Bureau
Donald) Hornig
Ivy League College
Family Killed in Plane Crash Over Lake Pontchartrain
A six passenger plane carrying a Florida family from Fort Lauderdale crashed while attempting to land in light haze over Lake Pontchartrain in New Orleans. The Coast Guard reported no signs of survivors and withheld the family's identities.
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New Orleans
UPI
Florida
Lake Ponchattrain
Coast Guard
Bill Odom
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Odom
Nixon to give tapes to USC for library display
Former President Richard Nixon said he will donate the famous watergate tapes to the University of Southern California for a Nixon Library. He indicated the tapes should be public and not destroyed, amid ownership disputes with the federal government.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Richard Nixon
University of Southern California
Nixon
Karl Granville
Orange
Calif
USC
Trojan
Miss Granville
Palm Springs
Walter Annenberg
Great Britain
Daily
Miss
Executive arrested in Conn. bombing
Eight people including the president of Ohio Decorative Products were arrested in connection with the March 1 explosion that leveled a $14 million sponge rubber plant in Shelton. The case, based on a New Haven grand jury indictment, cites conspiracy and interstate transport of explosives with no injuries reported.
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New Haven, Conn
FBI
Washington
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Tennessee
Charles B. Moeller
Spencerville
Ohio Decorative Products
Pennsyl
Vania
New Haven
David N. Bubar
Memphis
John W. Shaw
Pittsburgh
Michael J. Tice
Bogers,Pa
Bennington Banner Classifieds Contact and Rates
The Bennington Banner daily except Sundays and holidays at 425 Main St Bennington VT 05201 provides classified advertising lines. Home delivery by carrier and motor. 15 cents per day. Subscriptions vary by distance and duration. 3 months 9.00. 6 months 19.59. 1 year 36.00 Vermont and nearby states.
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Bennington Banner Telephone
Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc
Vermont
U.S
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