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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1974

Page

2

Parkinson Defense Outlines Message Handling In Watergate Trial

Kenneth W. Parkinson testified that delivering a memo from a Watergate conspirator’s lawyer to the White House was correct and proper. He said he briefed John Dean to keep him informed, noting the memo described needs for defendants ahead of the January 1973 trial. The Watergate cover up trial stretched toward closing arguments as defense and prosecution prepared their final witnesses.

Washington UPI Kenneth W. Parkinson Richard Nixon White House John Dean Watergate Jill W. Volner Parkinson William C. Bittman E. Howard Hunt Jr Dean Reelection Committee Fred LaRue Jacob A. Stein James F. Neal Robert C. Marcian Neal Democratic National Jeb Stuart Magruder Magruder Mardian

Ford to sign bill denying Nixon tapes custody

President Ford plans to sign legislation giving permanent custody of Nixon tapes and papers to the General Services Administration with public access except national security matters. The measure ends an earlier agreement that would have left Nixon with five year custody and potential destruction of documents. Senate approved 56-7 and House by voice vote.

Ford Nixon Washington UPI Richard Nixon The General Services Administration Congress Senate House GSA

Grandson of Sioux chief testifies on sovereignty claim

Matthew King, grandson of Chief Fast Thunder, told a UPI hearing in Lincoln that the Sioux view themselves as a sovereign nation and the United States as a foreign government. The case involves charges tied to the 1973 Wounded Knee occupation and potential implications for Sioux land rights in western South Dakota.

Lincoln Neb UPI United States Matthew King Fast Thunder Roxanne Dunbar California State University At Hayward Wounded Knee S.D South Dakota King Dunbar U.S Thomas

Classified Advertising rates and contact details

The Bennington Banners lists daily publication excluding Sundays and holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont 05201. It is a subscriber to United Press International and the New York Times News Service. National advertising representatives are Matthews Shannon and Cullen Inc. Home delivery options include carrier and motor delivery at 15 cents per day. Mail subscription rates within a 50 mile radius and all Vermont: three months for 9.00 dollars.

Bennington Main St Banner Publishing Corp United Press International New York Times News Service Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc Vermont

Ford reshapes White House in signals of a clean break

Washington UPI Ford signals a clean break from Nixon era with a new White House staff structure headed by Donald Rumsfeld. The plan centers on closer President access, shifting major policy oversight to Rumsfeld Hartmann Marsh Buden, with Kissinger and Nessen in key roles. рок

Washington UPI Ford Oval Office White House Donald Rumsfeld Jerry Ford Nelson Rockefeller William Saxbe Transportation Claude Brinegar Edward Levi University of Chicago Saxbe Brinegar John Robson Chicago Transportation Department Johnson James Lynn Roy Ash Kenneth Cole Rumsfeld Robert Hartmann John Marsh Philip Buden William Seidman Henry Kissinger National Security Ron Nessen Congress Nixon

Nations $5.9 Billion Jobs Program Passes Congress

Congress funds a 5.5 billion jobs and benefits plan with a potential 1 billion unemployment extension. The package creates 330 thousand public service jobs and offers up to 26 weeks of benefits for 12 million workers, plus 500 million for public works. Labor Dept figures show 2.98 million on unemployment rolls as of Nov. 30.

Washington UPI Congress Ford Senate House Labor Department

Toy gun robbery tale ends in standoff

In Santa Ana Charlene Zuver entered B and M Market with a pistol and demanded money. Storekeeper Unki Paik pulled his own pistol as a toy gun standoff ensued. Zuver fled in a taxi but was captured by undercover officers and jailed on $25,000 bond.

Santa Ana Calif UPI Charlene Zuver B&m Unki Paik Paik Miss Zuver Orange County

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