03 Jul 1971
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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1971
Page
1
Houston report says MD Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute isolated a spherical cancer virus labeled Type C in lab work led by Dr. Elizabeth Priori and Dr. Elon Dmochowski. Researchers caution at least five years worldwide to assess cancer risk in healthy people and to study antibody responses for a potential vaccine.
Federal investigators, acting under a 1970 law, seized thousands of illegal fireworks during 60 pre holiday raids. The FDA reported portable roadside stands and mail order kits fuel the bootleg trade. In the largest seizure, 310,000 units valued at $35,000 were confiscated from a Holland Ohio firm. owner arrested for illegal black powder purchase and explosive manufacture.
The first issue of Southern Vermont Summer accompanies this edition as a joint supplement to The Banner and Brattleboro Reformer. It features Rudyard Kipling in Brattleboro, Bennington crafts fair, Marlboro Music Festival, an Ellen Cronan Rose eulogy, and local listings on dining museums theatres golf and summer events. The biweekly publication targets residents and visitors with five biweekly issues per cycle.
The weather report calls for sunny and mild conditions today with highs in the 70s. Tonight clears and cools to the 40s, then Sunday warms to the low 80s under sunny skies.
Soviet sources say embolism from sudden depressurization killed the Soyuz 11 cosmonauts after 24 days in space. The three were buried in the Kremlin wall as authorities probe a hatch leak between the reentry cabin and the orbital compartment. Tass described a soft landing but found the crew dead in their seats.
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird ordered all classified material withdrawn from The Rand Corp., the defense research contractor that held two copies of the secret Pentagon documents leaked by Daniel Ellsberg. Pentagon officials called the move unprecedented though Laird did not directly blame Rand for the Ellsberg leak.
Vermont corrections officials say adding personnel may satisfy a federal court six point program for Windsor Prison inmates in protective custody. No physical upgrades are required. next week's meetings will determine how many more workers are needed to provide movies, yard time, ping pong, education and religious services.
Mrs. Susan Vicenzio, 23, of Winhall pleaded innocent in Bennington District Court to a count of manslaughter in the June 30 1971 death of her father Thomas A. Smith 49. Bail set at 5000. judge released her to her mother. State plans grand jury review to assess charges.
Washington commentary notes two minded Nixon stance on unauthorized release of papers. While suing Times and Post over Pentagon papers, the administration backs Otepka for a government post despite his 1963 removal for leaking classified files.
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