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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1969

Page

2

Farsh Words Traded at Paris Over Foe's Offensive in Viet

In Paris Nixon meets Lodge amid the latest Communists offensive in South Vietnam.双方 exchange sharp accusations at the peace talks as South Vietnam’s Ky hints at resuming bombing if shelling continues.

Paris Viet UPD Hanoi Nixon Vietnam Henry Cabot Lodge South Vietnam Nguyen Cao Ky North Vietnam Lodge U.S Pham Dang Lam Tran Buu Kiem

No Compromise in Sight On Latest Berlin Crisis

Western and East German officials clash over Berlin election terms with six days left for 1,036 West German delegates to choose a president. East Germany demands vote moves, while Nixon tours the city and pledges steadfast support for Berlin amid threatened air corridor interference and scheduled Soviet war games.

Berlin UPI East Germany West Berlin Nixon Berlin Wall

Stennis May Join Treaty Opponents

Washington reports Senator John C. Stennis, chair of the Senate Armed Services Committee, may vote against the nuclear nonproliferation treaty due to unformulated inspection procedures for peaceful nuclear devices. The hearing focused on safeguards as Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg testified, with Republicans John G. Tower and Barry M. Goldwater among early opponents.

Washington UPI John C. Stennis Senate Armed Services Senate Stennis United States Glenn T. Seaborg Atomic Energy Commission John G. Tower Texas Barry M. Goldwater

Toll collector recalls trading stamps at Mackinac Bridge

Bucky McPhee, a Mackinac Bridge toll collector, recounted a driver paying $2 for a $1.50 toll and slipping trading stamps with the change. He returned the 50 cents and stamps as the car sped away, the passenger joking about trading stamps at the bridge. Also, Thurmond and Arizona officials said they will vote against the Senate floor treaty next month. The measure, approved by the Foreign Relations Committee 14 to 0, would bar nuclear sharing among the United States, the Soviet Union, and Britain, requiring non-nuclear nations to relinquish production or receipt of nuclear weapons.

Arizona Strom Thurmond South Carolina Armed Services Committee Senate Foreign Relations Committee United States Soviet Union Britain

Shaw Jury Deliberations Begin Over Kennedy Conspiracy

In New Orleans twelve jurors begin weighing allegations that Shaw conspired with Lee Harvey Oswald and David Ferrie to kill President Kennedy. The judge noted possible late verdicts while prosecutors wrapped rebuttals and Shaw defended himself denying key points.

New Orleans UPI Clay L. Shaw John F. Kennedy Louisiana Shaw Edward A. Haggerty Jr Lee Harvey Oswald David W. Ferrie Kennedy Perry Raymond Russo Russo Bertrand

Nixon Eyes High Stakes in Five Nation European Tour

President Nixon to press for a new era of negotiations with the Soviet Union and Communist allies during a five nation European tour. He seeks broader U.S. consultation with Britain Belgium West Germany and Italy, aiming to ease Cold War tensions and push for Middle East arrangements. De Gaulle's reaction in Paris remains a focal point of interest.

Nixon Europe Merriman Smith UPI White House Paris United States Soviet Union Great Britain Belgium West Germany Italy U.S Middle East Israel Charles de Gaulle de Gaulle

Foe's Drive on Saigon Appears To Be Waning

In seven miles northeast of Saigon American infantry battled about 980 guerrillas in the most near capital clash of the six day offensive. U.S. forces report 3 Reds killed and 3 captured, 3 Americans killed and 10 wounded. The drive has cost the Reds 350 American lives and 500 South Vietnamese.

Saigon UPS U.S da Nang Rach Tran Canal VC Island U.S. 1St Infantry Pleiku Highlands Long Binh Tay Ninh

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