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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1970

Page

2

Belfast Parade Peaceful Protests Boost Talks of Troop Cut

Premier James Chichester Clark praised Ulster people and security forces for a peaceful Monday Orange Day in Belfast and said British troops may be withdrawn if no riots occur. A UK army spokesman noted potential reductions after calm celebrations and a minor incendiary incident in a Belfast hotel. The Northern Ireland Security Council, including Clark and Police Chief Sir Arthur Young, would meet to discuss troop reductions as police and Ulster Defense Regiment prepare to assume duties.

Belfast Northern Ireland UPI James Chichester-Clark Security Council James Chichester Clark Brian Faulkner Arthur Young Ian Freeland Ulster Defense Regiment Battle of the Boyne Bernadette Devlin Orange Order James Chichester- Clark Londonderry Frank McManus

Six GIs Killed In Enemy Attack In Laos Near Cambodian Border

Reports from Saigon say Communist forces overran a village in Southern Laos, killing six American GIs and wounding eight at a 101st Airborne camp near Hue. Cambodian forces fought back at Kirirom and Sraka Neak, with heavy casualties on both sides. In other Southeast Asia news, clashes near the Mekong and other areas continued as officials reported dozens of enemy dead while gains and losses shifted on multiple fronts.

Saigon UPI Laos South Vietnam Vientiane Moulapamok U.S Hue Phnom Penh Green Berets Vietnam Kirirom Kent Potter Pring Toum Sraka Neak Southeast Asia Mekong River

Hoover: Panthers Most Dangerous Extremist Group

FBI Director J Edgar Hoover labeled the Black Panther party the most dangerous and violent extremist group, noting sizable donor funding and close ties to Al Fatah. He cited 1785 campus demonstrations and highlighted the Weatherman faction of SDS as a leading force guiding militant activity.

Panthers Hoover Washington UPI FBI J. Edgar Hoover Black Panther Party Justice Department al Fatah Weatherman Students For A Democratic Society

Black Boy’s Gift Restocks Radio Station Record Stock

At Oklahoma City Radio Station KBYE a 14 year old boy arrived with his entire record collection, prompting fast donor support and a restart after a boycott. The station, previously stripped of much ethnic material, attracted offers from black and white announcers and eventually rehired the boy as summer custodian. In Washington, the Campus Unrest panel to hold hearings with Sen Kennedy and Sen Scott as witnesses.

Oklahoma City UPI Richard Chengwin KBYE Jerry Lynch Chegwin Ben Tipton John Clare Nashville Jackson Miss Philadelphia Lynch Washington Commission Senate Gop Hugh D. Scott Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Pennsylvania William W. Scranton Kent Jackson State

Heyerdahl Sees Atlantic Oil Pollution During Ra II Voyage

Thor Heyerdahl testified to a Senate environmental subcommittee about oil pollution and debris found during the Ra II voyage from Safi Morocco to Bridgetown Barbados. He cited tanker discharges or other causes, noted 25 tons of water absorbed by the vessel, and outlined plans to display the papyrus boat in Oslo after further testing.

Bridgetown Barabados UPI Thor Heyerdahl Senate Heyerdahl Washington, D.C Safi Morocco Madani Ouhani United Nations Mid- Atlantic Atlantic Western 13 Norway Oslo Callao Peru Tahiti Polynesia

Father Held For Murder In Hammer Attack on Family

SAN GABRIEL California UP I report says Fred Senff 37 was arrested on suspicion of assault attempted murder and the murder of two family members after a claw hammer attack that killed his 10 year old son Ken and his mother in law Mrs W E Chapman 53 The attack occurred at the family home early Wednesday Police Lt Wayne Coleman said Senffs wounds were likely personal safety related and not direct blows The case also involves Senffs wife Gloria 33 daughter Jennie 6 and other relatives including Mrs Carolyn Stafford 37 and her daughters Carol Lynn 17 and Julie 8 in a related matter Trent New Jersey inmates at Mercer County Workhouse staged a brief work strike Monday demanding cereal package sizes rather than family boxes The strike followed discovery of a bloody claw hammer and gasoline can in a home where a fire was later observed by police The girl Jennie regained consciousness and was questioned Officials said Mrs Senff remains critical paralyzed from the beating and the boy Ken was pronounced dead at the hospital The Stafford family formerly lived in the same home but authorities say there is no connection to the Senff case.

Lynch Clare Tipton KBYE Nottingham England UPI John Smith Carol Sheppard Carol San Gabriel Calif Fred Senff Wayne Coleman Seniff Senff Coleman Glorida Jennie Ken W. E. Chapman Chapman Carolyn Stafford Carol Lynn Julie Trent Stafford

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