Seven states hold primaries tomorrow nationwide
United Press International reports primaries held across California Iowa South Dakota New Mexico Montana New Jersey and Mississippi on Tuesday. California voters choose governor and senator with Brown Moretti Alioto and Roth leading Democrats and Flournoy Reinecke in GOP race while a San Francisco seat opens for Burton. Other states see races for governor or House seats with notable figures including Leo Thorsness and James Meredith.
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The
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Deadly Nypro UK plant blast rocks Flixborough
Firemen battled stubborn flames at Nypro UK plant near Flixborough England after a massive explosion. Eight bodies recovered with 21 missing and presumed dead as 105 injured. Evacuations and checks on chemical plants followed the blast described as like a mini A bomb by residents.
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Rabin to lead Israel as Meir quits after coalition win
Yitzhak Rabin wins parliamentary support to form a three party coalition and take power from Golda Meir. He vows not to return to pre 1967 borders and outlines a gradual peace path through Egypt then Syria, with limited participation by guerrilla groups. Rabin becomes Israel’s first native born prime minister, while Dayan Eban and Sapir depart from the looming cabinet.
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Nixon aide McLaughlin to keep White House post
The Rev. John McLaughlin a Jesuit priest paid 25 000 a year as a White House speech writer says power is a strong emotional experience He defends Nixon profanity and celibacy amid controversy and will keep his job with a yearly prayer break after Jesuit orders Cleary allows flexible duties to fit his unusual role in government He joined the White House staff in 1971 after a failed Senate bid and seeks Jesuit family privacy.
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Networks back open hearings for Nixon impeachment TV
Major networks urge House Judiciary to televise impeachment hearings to show fairness and curb leaks. Cronkite Salant Chancellor and network executives say openness aids democracy, though panel delays opening as lawyers review confidential materials. Networks planned rotating coverage of open segments.
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Georgia governor declares Nixon will defy courts
UPI reports Governor Jimmy Carter of Georgia says President Nixon is guilty of concealing the Watergate scandal and will not yield the tapes even if ordered by the Supreme Court or Congress. He predicts Nixon’s refusal will lead to impeachment and removal.
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Bennington Banner Publisher Details and Rates
The Bennington Banner is a daily newspaper excluding Sundays and holidays, published at 425 Main St. Bennington Vermont. It lists affiliations with United Press International and the New York Times News Service, and cites home delivery rates and mail subscription pricing within a 50 mile radius and across Vermont.
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At the Movies at Twin, Manchester cinemas feature classics and new releases
Blue Summer earns its X rating for explicit mouth and tongue imagery while plot remains thin. Twin Cinemas brings back The Poseidon Adventure to Cinema I. Cinema II offers Thieves Like Us and Electra Glide in Blue. Manchester’s Dubrow’s picks The Last Detail with Jack Nicholson. For times call local numbers.
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