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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1972

Page

1

Nixon Visits China Deepens Communist Ties

Nixon and Chou En-lai held a three hour fifty minute summit amid a warmer mood in Peking. Madame Mao and Mao’s wife attended a ballet as reporters noted a rare public display of enthusiasm. The Peoples Daily ran extensive coverage signaling a possible thaw in 20 year freeze. Public reactions showed a friendlier city and cheering crowds for the American delegation.

Peking UPI Nixon Chou En-lai China Chou Mao Tse-tung Nixons Ronald L. Ziegler White House Madame Mao

Garrison Printing Plant Sale Agreement Reached

Creditors committee reports agreement reached with Bennington County Industrial Corp and Economy Bookbinding of Passaic N J to sell the Garrison Inc printing plant in North Bennington. A Feb 16 letter recommends approving a plan for 25 percent cash in full settlement of all claims plus working capital contribution and payment of priority and administration expenses. See Garrison Page 14 Col 1.

Garrison Printing Division Bennington County Industrial Corp Garrison Inc North Bennington Garrison Economy Bookbinding of Passaic N.J Bennington Industrial Corporation Sic

Nixon Hosts Mao Dinner Marks Thaw in U S China Ties

A Chinese banquet at the Great Hall of the People featured Nixon toasting Mao Tse tung amid a scene of cordial diplomacy. The visit recalled past U S China tensions, including Dulles’ 1954 snub, while observers noted Beijing’s coal-smoke air and quiet streets as reformist mood appears.

Nixon Peking Hotel Peking UPI Norman Kempster Kemp Ster Chou Great Hall of the People Mao Tse-tung United States China Chou En-lai John Foster Dulles Dulles Great Hall People Bronx San Francisco Mao

Missing plane on Burlington to North Philadelphia flight

Vermont and New York border searchers scoured for a small twin engined Piper Aztec, N 13912, missing after departing Burlington early today. State police and game warden snowmobile teams probed Mt Equinox while officials withheld identifications awaiting confirmation.

Rutland Burlington Philadelphia Mt. Equinox North Philadelphia State Aeronautics Board Montpelier

Kennedy grandson aboard hijacked Lufthansa jet

Arab hijackers seized a Lufthansa 747 with 188 aboard from New Delhi to Athens, landing in Yemen to refuel. Joseph P. Kennedy II remained aboard as women and children were released. motives linked to Palestinian grievances against Israel and West Germany.

Kennedy United Press International Lufthansa Red Sea Yemen Joseph P. Kennedy II Robert F. Kennedy New Delhi India Edward M. Kennedy Bangladesh Egypt Middle East News Agency MENA Aden Youssef Khateeb Athens Israel West Germany United States International Red Cross Geneva Pakistan Peking Nixon Ronald L. Ziegler Rolf Bepper Frankfurt Addis Ababa Ethiopia Beirut Joseph Kennedy Bonn Joseph P. Kennedy III

Inside No minimestrian article on Page 3 read

A note directs readers to Inside No about a minimestrian as a punning feature on page 3 while pages 4 6 8 10 11 carry editorials housing projects budget debates police issues and local columns The Vermont Life issue teases spring on page 8 and a sports recap notes Raiders avenging against the Patriots on page 10 John Randolph contributes beaver trapping writing on page 11

Bennington Shaftsbury Pownal Arlington Vermont Life John Randolph

Bomb blast rips Aldershot officers mess killing seven

A car bomb exploded at the Third Battalion parachute regiment officers mess in Aldershot killing six civilians and one army officer. Twenty others injured were treated at Cambridge Military Hospital as Scotland Yard opened an IRA linked probe amid revenge vows from the group over Londonderry deaths.

Aldershot England UPI British Parachute Regiment Londonderry Northern Ireland Army Cambridge Military Hospital Scotland Yard London Irish Republican Army IRA Derry Ulster Parachute Regiment

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