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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1976

Page

2

Martha Mitchell dies destitute and alone at 57

Martha Mitchell, famed Arkansas girl and vocal figure in Nixon era Watergate, died at 57 from multiple myeloma. Estranged wife of former Attorney General John Mitchell, she will be buried in Pine Bluff Arkansas. Services set at First Presbyterian Church with burial in Bellwood Cemetery.

New York UPI Martha Mitchell Nixon Washington Pine Bluff Ark Mitchell John Mitchell S. Ray West Richard Dodds W. L. McColgan First Presbyterian Church Bellwood Cemete Campbell Funeral Home Arkansas Klaus Mayer Marty Mayer

McGovern fires aides for anti Carter work

United Press International reports Senate staffers Alan Baron and Jack Quinn were dismissed by Senator George McGovern for taking part in a movement critical of Carter’s bid for the Democratic nomination. Carter praised the action while the aides called the reaction pressuring and regrettable.

McGovern Senate George McGovern Jimmy South Dakota Monday Alan Baron Jack Quinn Carter Baron Quinn Georgia

House to vote on FEA's future

Washington UPI reports the House planned a vote to extend the Federal Energy Administration for three years. The bill renews agency authorization and funds its operation at 256.4 million dollars through September 30, 1977, otherwise the FEA would expire June 30.

House Fea Washington UPI Federal Energy Administration

Senate resumes work as FEA issue divides lawmakers

The Senate resumes work Wednesday amid a partisan split over the Fea bureaucracy. Liberal reps push to abolish the agency citing cost savings, while opponents warn the FEA preserves price controls and supply rules. Roles in house debate highlighted the politicization and duplicative work within federal agencies. The House Ethics Committee will decide on allegations involving Rep Wayne Hays. The joint session will hear King Juan Carlos of Spain. The House later considers foreign aid as the Senate tackles an antitrust bill.

FEA Patricia Schroeder D-Ocolp Uncle Sam Steven Symms Idaho House Commerce Committee House Wayne Hays Ohio Hays Senate Juan Carlos Spain

JFK Birthday Remembered At Kennedy Birthplace

In Brookline Massachusetts a small group marked what would have been John F. Kennedy's 59th birthday visiting his birthplace on Beal Street. Family and friends attended services at Our Lady of Victory Church in Centerville and JFK's grave, while John M Powers announced a new exhibit at Boston Government Center.

Brookline Mass UPI John F. Kennedy Philadelphia Old Town Maine Beal Street Rose Kennedy Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Patricia Lawford Patrick Kennedy Our Lady of Victory Church Centerville John M. Powers Kennedy Jfk Boston Government Center

Spain's king retraces Columbus journey in the Caribbean

King Juan Carlos of Spain and Queen Sofia arrived in Santo Domingo on a two day visit to the Dominican Republic, the first Spanish head of state to tour the Western Hemisphere to retrace Christopher Columbus routes. The royal pair planned a Washington visit for a Bicentennial program and a Columbus exhibition.

Santo Domingo Dominican Republic UPI Juan Carlos Western Hemisphere New World Christopher Columbus Sophia Spain Washington

French Nobel winner Monod dies at 66

Prof. Jacques Monod, 66, director general of the Pasteur Institute and 1965 Nobel Prize co winner for medicine, died at his Clos St. Jacques estate in Cannes. A family spokesman cited an unexpected death from an undisclosed cause. The funeral will be private. Monod shared the prize with Andre Lwoff and Francois Jacob for work on genetic and biochemical regulation of cells.

Cannes France UPI Jacques Monod Pasteur Institute Clos St. Jacques Monod Andre Lwoff Francois Jacob

Congress seeks full NRC explanation on nuclear plant alert

Rep George Miller of California demands complete answers after the NRC issued a security alert at 58 U S nuclear plants. Illinois police warned extremists may try to seize a plant by June 8, while California voters weigh Proposition 15 on reactor safety funding and certification. Miller criticized the NRC for offering no public rationale and questioned any link between the alert and the June 8 primary vote.

Washington UPI Congressional Nuclear Oversight Committee Nuclear Regulatory Commission Illinois California George Miller D-Calif NRC Miller

NASA funding skewed toward Sunbelt, Harrington claims

Rep. Michael Harrington of Massachusetts cites a Library of Congress report showing NASA procurement contracts for 1966 1971 and 1975 totaled 8.7 billion with Northeast firms receiving 290 million 3 percent while Sunbelt regions got 2 9 billion 3 percent of the total 19 percent for Northeast and 2 1 ratio disparity grew from 8 to 22 percent across the years Harrington urges regional coalition to address inequities and says studies will repeat on other federal programs

Washington UPI Northeast NASA Sunbelt Michael J. Harrington D-Mass Harrington Library of Congress Space Agency

Saudis to Buy Missile System From Raytheon in Mass

Saudi Arabia will purchase a missile system from Raytheon in Massachusetts for about 1.14 billion dollars. The deal involves a UPI report noting the U.S. company supplying weaponry to the Saudi government amid ongoing defense sales discussions.

Raytheon Lexington, Mass UPI Saudi Arabia Ministry of Defense and Aviation Kingdom of

Thailand orders end of U S spy base at Rama sun

Thailand will close the Rama sun base by July 20 removing all U S personnel except 270 advisers who will stay. Foreign Minister Bhichai Rattakul rejected a last minute proposal to retain some personnel and said equipment would be operated by Thai nationals. The base coordinated U S radio traffic in Laos Vietnam and Cambodia and was part of the U S satellite tracking network.

Bangkok Thailand UPI U.S Bhichai Rattakul National Charles Whitehouse Ramasun Laos Vietnam Cambodia United States Bhichai Thai National Security Council Kukrit Pramoj

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