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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1971

Page

2

Justice Dept to appeal ruling on wiretap limits

The Justice Department announced it will seek Supreme Court review of a 6th Circuit ruling that wiretapping domestic groups without court approval is unconstitutional. The decision was issued in Cincinnati amid debates over presidential authority and Fourth Amendment protections.

Justice Dept Washington UPI Justice Department Supreme Court 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals Cincinnati Nixon Administration Erwin N. Griswold James van R. Springer 6Th Circuit High Court U.S. District Court Damon J. Keith Detroit Lawrence ‘‘Pun Keith

McIntyre challenges Kennedy health plan in Senate hearing

Sen. Thomas J. McIntyre of New Hampshire attacked Sen. Edward Kennedy’s national health insurance proposal, arguing tax dollars should not fund care for the able. He proposed upgrading private plans and creating state subsidized pools for the poor, saying funds could better address housing, pollution, traffic, and malnutrition. The Blue Cross Association defended the private system, calling Kennedy’s critique unfounded.

Washington UPI Thomas J. McIntyre D-N.h Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass McIntyre Senate Finance Committee Kennedy Walter J. McNerney The Blue Cross Association

B52 Raids Hit A Shau Valley and Highlands Near DMZ

U S B52 bombers conducted heavy raids targeting bunkers antiaircraft and suspected troop concentrations at the A Shau Valley's north edge near Laos. Other strikes hit six miles southwest of Fire Support Base 6 in the Central Highlands and a trail complex south of the DMZ near Laos. Seven missions total, only the second high-volume day this year. A Huey helicopter was shot down near Chu Lai with two wounded. Saigon issued a rare morning communique lapse as a skirmish north of Phu Nhon was reported.

Saigon UPS U.S A Shau Central Highlands Demilitarized Zone Dmz Vietnam U.S. Command Americal Division Chu Lai Phu Nhon Phnom Penh Highway 4 Cambodia Kompong Som

At the Movies and War Updates from Southeast Asia

Chief Dan George misses Oscar in Little Big Man while Ryan’s Daughter tops as surprise winner. The Owl and the Pussycat screens with Barbra Streisand and George Segal. The Last Valley stars Michael Caine and Omar Sharif. Show times at 8 p.m. in three theatres. In Cambodia, combat reports detail four hours of clashes along Highway 4 with government casualties and Viet Minh assaults.

Dan George John Mills Ryan Williamstown Dustin Hoffman Arthur Penn Thomas Berger Michael Caine Omar Sharif Show Magazine Manchester G.C.C

Mendel Davis wins Rivers' House seat in Congress race

Charleston vote tally shows Mendel Davis 37,857 defeating Republican James Edwards 32,632 and United Citizens’ Victoria Defee 7,972 to claim the district one seat formerly held by the late Rep L Mendel Rivers. Davis, 28, served as Rivers aide and emphasized in person campaigning.

Charleston S.C UPI Mendel Davis L. Mendel Rivers Davis Congress Rivers Ds.c James Edwards Victoria Defee United Citizens Party Elsie von Kautz Carroll House Armed Services Committee

Nixon White House moves into a campaign posture

The Nixon White House shifts to a campaign posture 19 months before the election. A new campaign apparatus forms in Washington with 1701 Pennsylvania Avenue offices filling with staff from the White House and annexes. New aides include John Scali Richard Moore Mark Goode and Neal Ball aiding policy image and TV appearances.

Eugene V. Risher Washington UPI White House Nixon Washington Mudge, Rose, Guthrie and Alexander New York John Scali State Department American Broadcasting Company Richard Moore Justice Department John N. Mitchell Mark S. Goode Neal Ball Chicago Ronald L. Ziegler

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