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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1971

Page

2

Powell Confirmed by Senate as Rehnquist Battle Looms

The Senate confirmed Powell by a wide margin as Nixon appoints him to the Supreme Court to succeed Hugo Black. Attention shifts to William Rehnquist with a split Judiciary Committee and staunch opposition from Bayh while Mansfield aims for a quick floor vote. forecasts vary on final support, with informal counts showing up to 65 ayes and at least 23 noes.

Washington UPI Nixon Supreme Court Lewis F. Powell Jr Senate William H. Rehnquist Powell Fred R. Harris D-Okla Harris Richmond Hugo Black American Bar Association Rehnquist John M. Harlan Judiciary Committee Birch D. Bayh D-Ind Phoenix Ariz James O. Eastland Dmiss Mike Mansfield Bayh Hugh Scott

Trudeau seeks end to U S import tax

Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau pressed President Nixon to remove the 10 percent import surcharge, saying it hurts Canada and others. Officials described a cordial two meetings at the White House, with no final agreement but optimism if pursued officially. Trade ministers also talked on the 1965 auto pact and defense production sharing, with Trudeau returning to Ottawa to brief Parliament.

Washington UPI Pierre Elliott Trudeau Canada Nixon United States Trudeau White House Ottawa India Pakistan Middle East China Executive Mansion U.S Parliament

Man on death row freed after pleading guilty to murder

Edgar H. Smith Jr., who spent 14 years facing execution at Trenton State Prison, was released after pleading guilty to a murder he says he did not commit. He received four years probation after a judge weighed his long imprisonment and his 19th appeal.

New York UPI Edgar H. Smith Jr Trenton State Prison Smith Superior Court Morris Pashman Buckley U.S. District Court America

Japanese pacifists sponsor Pearl Harbor Day rallies

Japanese pacifists plan antiwar demonstrations in Tokyo on the Pearl Harbor anniversary. Jane Fonda was set to attend one rally. The 1941 attack involved carriers and submarines hitting Pearl Harbor, sinking the Arizona and wounding or killing thousands, marking a pivotal WWII event.

Tokyo UPI Japan Pearl Harbor Jane Fonda U.S. Naval East Asia Western Pacific Miss Fonda Philippines Pacific Counseling Service Fonda Society For Hiroshima Nagasaki United States Soviet Union

Soviets land device on surface of Mars

The Mars 3 descent craft soft landed on Mars by parachute in the southern hemisphere, Tass reports. Signals were received and recorded aboard Mars 3 and later transmitted to Earth during Dec 2 to 5 sessions. Mars 2 previously orbited Mars after ejecting a Soviet flag.

Moscow UPI Soviet Union Tass Red Planet Earth Mars Martian

First shelling of city Foe bombards Phnom Penh

North Vietnamese troops bombarded Phnom Penh and Pochentong Airport today in the first shelling of the Cambodian capital in 20 months. Three 122mm rockets hit the city and eight struck the airport, wounding civilians and killing two Cambodian soldiers. Two women and two children were injured by a rocket that hit a house. No significant damage reported at the airport. Royal Lao Army and Cambodian forces faced advances and evacuations continued for hundreds of wounded. In Saigon, South Vietnamese forces clashed with North Vietnamese regulars in eastern Cambodia and the Central Highlands as American bombing persisted.

Phnom Penh UPI Cambodia Pochentong Sisowath Kossomak Norodom Sihanouk Peking Vientiane Laos Saravane Laotian Panhandle Badent Saigon South Vietnam

Kidnaper captured Florida coed freed

Gerald Givens found a gun barrel as his wife prepared to drive their Florida State University student daughter to class. Three hours later 20-year-old Andrew Jackson Jr. was arrested on kidnapping for $1,000 ransom. Geraldine Givens endured a brutal ordeal before a highway chase ended with Jackson wounded and jailed.

Tallahassee Fla UPI Gerald Givens Florida State University Andrew Jackson Jr Givens Geraldine Jackson Raymond Hamlin Gene Geiger Geiger Hamlin Miami

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