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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1970

Page

2

Israel says it will stop fighting if Arabs comply

Egyptian warplanes raided Israeli positions across the Suez Canal for the fourth day as Israel offered to quit fighting if the Arabs would honor the cease fire. Meir said Israel would halt air strikes once the cease-fire line is binding. Nasser pledged to marshal all forces for a long, ferocious battle.

Israel Golda Meir Suez Canal Middle East Tel Aviv Cairo Bitter Lakes 102 Mile Canal el Firdan Ismailia Gamal Abdel Nasser

Rail Negotiators Far From Agreement On Work Rules

Washington UP I reports negotiators for the nation's railroads and four shopcraft unions are far from a contract settlement. A Labor Department official says the picture is not good as talks fail to progress. The dispute centers on work rules allowing one union to perform jobs usually held by others, risking a nationwide tieup if unresolved when court orders lapse February 10.

Washington UPI Labor William J. Usery Labor Department

Carswell Faces Rebuttal in Race Bias Claims

Washington UPI Supreme Court nominee G Harrold Carswell faces a rebuttal defense as senators weigh charges he was hostile to civil rights lawyers and black voters. The Judiciary Committee gave him until midnight Thursday to file replies amid continued hearings and talk of an early floor vote.

Washington UPI Supreme Court G, Harrold Carswell Florida Senate Judiciary Committee Carswell Senate Nixon Abe Fortas U.S Clement F. Haynsworth Jr Freedom Riders

Foe Steps Up Attacks On Eve of Tet Truce

In the hours before a four day Tet cease fire North Vietnamese forces attacked a U.S. jungle outpost near the Cambodian border. The 1st Air Cavalry repelled the assault, reporting 43 enemy killed and American losses of at least four dead and three wounded. The same period saw 31 attacks across South Vietnam, including Bien Hoa air base.

Saigon UPID U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division U.S South Vietnam Bien Hoa Cambodia Tina 7Th Cavalry Regiment Long Binh Army Post

Officials Fail To Find Cause of Ohio Explosion

In Shaker Heights a demolished city building housing police and courts prompted demolition experts to rule out a bombing unlikely. gas company tests showed no gas involvement. Fifteen injured, one seriously. police seek a teenage boy seen entering with a wooden box before the blast.

Ohio Shaker Heights, Ohio UPI Cleveland Carl Longstreet East Ohio Gas Co

Kirk Defies Desegregation Order By Blocking Busing Payments

Florida Governor Claude Kirk declares he will not sign state checks to fund forced busing aimed at desegregating schools after a federal judge ordered immediate desegregation in Volusia County. He plans to visit Washington to press Congress to impeach the judge if law violations are found. Meanwhile Mississippi delays and other Southern districts face mixed integration actions.

Atlanta UPI Florida Claude Kirk Dixie Kirk Jacksonville Fla Congress Volusia Daytona Beach Charles R. Scott Washington Volusia County Scott Bay Panama City Mississippi John Bell Williams Supreme Court Sandersville Washington County Jefferson Birmingham) County Ala Mobile

Bertrand Russell Left Final Plea for Peace

Bertrand Russell died at ninety seven after writing a final peace appeal read to parliamentarians in Cairo. He urged Israel to withdraw from occupied territories and improve Arab refugee treatment, and a private funeral was planned. Tributes poured in from pacifists and peers worldwide.

Penrhyn Wales UPI Bertrand Russell Cairo Israel Egypt Middle East Russell

Robber Walks Out After Coded Polite Warning

In Hammond Indiana a would be robber told a Western Union clerk to be nice or she would lose her job. The clerk warned him he would not get the money. He replied I won’t and then walked out, leaving the scene without violence or money.

Longstreet Hammond Ind UPI Western Union Telegraph

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