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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1969

Page

2

GIs clash in bunker complex near Mekong Delta

In a 17 hour battle about 69 miles southwest of Saigon, 54 Viet Cong dead were counted as U.S. forces from the 9th Infantry Division fought hand to hand and with automatic weapons in concealed bunkers. Eight Americans were killed and 11 wounded. several AC47 gunships and air strikes supported the operation. The Viet Cong slipped away, while a humanitarian release by Saigon freed 10 prisoners of war at a bus stop.

Saigon UPC Mekong Delta Mekong River U.S Mekong South Vietnamese Defense Ministry

House Votes Boost In Presidential Pay

The House voted to raise the President's pay to 200000 a year doubling Nixon's salary, with Senate expected to approve. The package also covers expenses and travel allowances, while a broad pay-boost plan for top officials awaits Johnson's final decisions. Critics argue the rise overlooks fiscal restraint and warns of wider taxpayer costs.

Washington UPI House Richard M. Nixon Senate State of the Union Capitol Hill Nixon Congress Johnson

France imposes total embargo on arms shipments to Israel

Paris announced a complete ban on arms and military spare parts deliveries to Israel in response to the Beirut Airport raid of December 28. The action aims to curb French-made aircraft parts for Israel while France cites danger to regional peace and the Israeli Air Force.

Paris UPD France Israel Beirut Middle East Charles de Gaulle

Nuns Dismissed for Teaching Evolution Versus Creation

In Staten Island, three Roman Catholic nuns, including principal Sister Mary Ellen, were dismissed from St. Mary of the Assumption School after parish letters criticizing their teaching on evolution versus creation were published. Msgr. John J. Cleary ordered the removals following the lay faculty complaints.

New York UPI Staten Island Mary Ellen Bernadette Brown Madelon Weter St. Mary of the Assumption John J. Cleary Patricia E. Sohm Sohm Msgr Joseph P. Riordan St. Mary’s Parish

Solons Reject Challenge To Elector's Independence

In Washington lawmakers rejected Muskie and O'Hara challenged elector Lloyd Bailey for switching his North Carolina vote from Nixon to Wallace. Senate 58-33, House 229-169, to certify Nixon with 301 electoral votes. Debates urged reform while hearings planned on constitutional amendments and electoral reform.

Washington UPI House Senate Richard M. Nixon George C. Wallace Edmund S. Muskie Maine James O’hara D-Mich Lloyd W. Bailey Rocky Mount N.C Bailey Nixon North Carolina Wallace Muskie Emanuel Celler Dn.y House Judiciary Committee Birch Bayh D-Ind

Romney proposes parochial schools leave secular education to state

Detroit report notes Gov. George Romney's surprising call that Michigan parochial schools take no secular instruction and let public schools provide it. MANS leader calls the idea absurd while citing tax savings from nonpublic schools and the high cost of expanding public facilities. The 1969 session looms with plans to revisit Catholic and other private schooling amid statewide private school enrollment figures and regional concentrations.

Romney Detroit UPD George Romney Michigan Michigan Association of Nonpublic Schools MANS Housing and Urban Development Richard M. Nixon John F. Chiotz Grand Rapids Bay City

Rare 1776 Declaration broadside to sell at Philadelphia auction

A first edition Declaration of Independence broadside printed by John Dunlap in 1776, one of seven known, was found in Leary's bookstore during liquidation prep. The item, valued over 30000 dollars, will be offered at a January 14 public sale with the exact auction date set in about six weeks.

Philadelphia UPI Leary’s John Dunlap John W. Dixon Edward R. Poole Pennsauken N.J

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