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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1968

Page

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Viet Cong Attack At Tuy Hoa Base Wounds One US Trooper

Viet Cong fighters charged the Tuy Hoa air base 240 miles northeast of Saigon, destroying two C130 transports and damaging at least one F100 jet. US military police killed nine attackers and one American trooper was wounded. The raid followed a mortar and rocket barrage as U S forces reported extensive strikes elsewhere along the border areas.

Saigon UPS Tuy Hoa U.S Udon Thailand Binh Long Tay Ninh Panhandle North Vietnam Defense Clark Clifford

Guardsmen Restore Order In Violence-Torn Cities

National Guardsmen stood by in Gary Indiana and Grand Rapids Michigan to quell violence as Cleveland restored order after last week’s unrest. In Gary about 350 guardsmen maintained curfews, gas and liquor bans, and heavy patrols. 110 plus arrests were made, many for curfew violations, with six weapons charges. In Grand Rapids over 200 police patrolled a square mile, curfew and liquor bans in effect, 16 arrests, bringing total to 70. A Pacifica protest against an anti loitering law saw teens overpower officers before reinforcements.

United Press International Gary Ind Grand Rapids Mich Cleveland Ohio Pacifica Calif Chicago Cook County Pacific Shore San Francisco National Broadcasting Co Order of Police Carl Stokes

Leaders Meet Near Border in Czech Soviet Crisis

Czech and Soviet leaders met in Czerná nad Tisou near the border to seek a peaceful resolution to a crisis over reform in Czechoslovakia. The meeting involved 111 members of the Czech Communist Presidium and 11 members of the Soviet Politburo, amid tense troop positions and security.

Czerna Nad Tisou Czechoslovakia UPI Czechoslovak Communist Party Soviet Union Communist Party Ukraine Chop Moscow Cierna Cierna Nad Tisou Europe Alexander Dubcek Prague Kosice Zilna CTK Clemna Leonid I. Brezhnev Alexei N. Kosygin Nikolai Podgorny Mikhail A. Suslov Kremlin Dubcek Josef Spacek

Procedure Changes Urged For Voter Registration

In Montpelier Vermont a Democratic party worker told the Legislative Council Election Laws Study Committee that election laws make voters servants of town clerks and boards of civil authority. Esther Sorrell urged uniform registration forms and easier absentee voting to reduce town-by-town interpretation differences, backing Daniel O Brien's push for reform.

Montpelier UPI Democratic Party Vermont Esther Sorrell Burlington Legislative Council Election Laws Study Committee Boards of Civil Authority O’brien

Pope Paul VI Reaffirms Ban on Birth Control Pill

In Vatican City Pope Paul VI rejected liberal recommendations and banned the pill and all artificial birth control methods. A Vatican spokesman said the decision would not be easily accepted by all.

Pope Vatican City UPI Paul VI Vatican Peter Msgr Ferdinando Lambruschini Paul Washington, D.C West Germany Rome United States Hans Kung

Tax Charges Against Rupert Man Dropped

Rutland Vermont state charges against Rep. Robert Graf for failing to file a 1966 income tax return were dropped after he filed the form and paid the obligation. Graf, a ranking House Appropriations Committee member, complied last week and was not required to appear in Rutland County Court. The case was discontinued as it would be against any Vermont citizen.

Rutland UPI Robert Graf Rupert Jonathan Brownell Graf Brownell House Appropriations Committee Vermont

Human Life editorial calls full disclosure on expense irregularities

The piece urges that all facts be given to the public amid a recent disclosure of school expense account irregularities. Gerald Raftery notes concerns about editorial stance, while a separate column discusses Pope John XXIII’s 1961 statement that human life is sacred and warns against birth control and moral decline in public policy. The document titled Human Life advocates provident family policy and education on moral law, opposing liberal birth control.

Paul John XXIII India Egypt United States Britain

Union Waits Offer From Steel Industry

The United Steelworkers of America executive board, with under 72 hours until contract deadline, met briefly in Pittsburgh and recessed after about 10 minutes amid reports an industry offer could come. President LW Abel and chief negotiator R Cooper were meeting at an undisclosed location.

Pittsburgh UPI United Steelworkers of America USW LW. Abel R. Conrad Cooper Paul M. Hilbert NSW District 15 Abel- Cooper Basic Steel Industry Joseph P. Molony Basic Steel Industry Conference Hilbert Abel Cooper U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

Pittsfield Man Held in Slaying Of His Father

Richard H. Ogle III 25 of Pittsfield Mass was held without bail in Columbia County jail awaiting extradition on murder and assault charges. He was arraigned after NY State Police near New Lebanon arrested him refusing extradition. Ogle stabbed his father Richard Jr 54 and wounded brother James 22 during a family argument in Pittsfield. James in good condition at a Pittsfield hospital. Police found his father dead on the front lawn and Ogle missing with the car.

Hudson, N.Y UPI Richard H. Ogle Ili Pittsfield Mass Columbia County Ogle New York New Lebanon Richard Jr James Richard Schenectady Scotia

Republicans Propose Viet Nam Plank in 1968 Platform

UPI reports Sen John G Tower of Texas said Republicans will include a Vietnam War critique in the 1968 party platform and that Sen Jack Miller of Iowa pressed for a strong Viet Nam section. Tower noted he expects to sit on the platform committee and affirmed the plank will be included. Rep Melvin Laird cautioned moderation, saying the GOP can fault the Democrats without harming Paris peace talks. Miller urged Johnson be blamed for deception in 1964 and for partisan rallying.

Miami Beach UPI John G. Tower R-Tex Jack Miller Iown GOP Vietnam Tower Melvin Laird R-Wis Resolutions Committee Paris

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