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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1973

Page

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Argentina moves to curb foreign investment and jobs

Leynington Kanner reports that President Campora's government in Buenos Aires proposed laws to limit foreign investment and nationalize bank deposits, aiming to restore Argentine control of major companies. The package also follows price hikes and wage increases, with bills sent to Congress and a cautious outlook on impact until enforcement.

Buenos Aires UPI Hector J. Campora Orlando D'Adame Campora Congress Lanusse Juan D. Peron

Manstein Dies After Warning Hitler No to Face

Field Marshal Fritz Erich von Manstein, famed German general who opposed Hitler, died at age 87 in IM region near Munich. He faced dismissal in World War II for high handedness, later imprisoned briefly by a British court for wartime orders, then released and retired to a quiet life.

Irschenhausen West Germany UPI Fritz Erich von Manstein Poland France Manstein B.H. Litell Hart Hitler Stalingrad Nazi Germany Russia Winston Churchill Munich

Libya Nationalizes Bunker Hunt Oil in Libyan Oil Blow

Libyan leader Muammar Khadafy announced the nationalization of Bunker Hunt Oil Co of Dallas at a Tripoli rally marking Wheelus Base’s ouster anniversary. Experts see the move as a warning to Amosas Oasis Occidental amid Libya demands for full control and potential nationalization of larger U.S. firms negotiating with Libya.

Beirut Muammar Khadafy Tripoli Bunker Hunt Oil Co Dallas United States Bunker Hunt Libya Khadafy U.S Amostas Oasis Occidental Libys Wheelus Ar Israel

Skylab cameras survey urban sprawl from space mission

Skylab astronauts Charli Conrad Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz on a 27 minute 7800 mile sweep over South Dakota to the Atlantic Ocean report seeing pollution into Lake Erie near Detroit and Cleveland The crew notes haze obscuring Washington while they captured images for urban development mapping mineral resources and wildlife habitats as they push toward a 28 day space endurance record

Houston UPS Skylab Lake Erie Pittsburgh Washington-Baltimore Charli “Bete” Conrad Joseph P. Kerwin Paul J. Weitz South Dakota Atlantic Ocean Mission Control Center Earth Great Lakes Weitz Detroit Cleveland Washington Potorac Chesapeake Bay Atlantic Baltimore Ine Pennsylvania Minnesota United States Conrad Kerwin

Franco reshuffles cabinet in Spain largest since 1951

Madrid reports Franco installed a new 19 member cabinet led by prime minister Luis Carrera Blanco with eight ministers retained. The move, aimed at stability and growth, swaps top posts including foreign, interior, and education, while Falange figures remain among ministers.

Madrid UFI Spain Francisco Franco Lasl Luis Carrera Blanco Franco el Pardo Comnander National Movement Torcuato Fernandez Miranda Carrera Blanco Carrere Gregorio Lopez Bravo Laureano Lopez Roda Julio Rodriguez Madrid University Interior Ministry Carlos Arias Falange

Florida Accuses Oil Firms Of Fuel Shortage Plot

Florida officials say big oil firms orchestrated a fuel shortage to push prices higher. The report cites price increases in several states and a debate over whether an energy crisis exists, with officials from Florida and Oklahoma offering contrasting views.

Florida James R. King United Press International Kansas U.S Shel Oil Co Texas Louisiana Montana North Dakota Fort Worth Tex Champlin Petroleum Co Oklahoma Daniel S. Dearing Gulf Dearing Tulsa Okla W. Timothy Dowd Interstate Oil Compact Commission Publis Dowd Sen Sam Nunn Dga Alaskan Nunn Tandall Baxter State Economic Development Commission Cpay Baxter

Cambodian forces cite toxic gas use by Communists near Phnom Penh

Cambodian military officials allege Communist forces used toxic gas in three days of fighting outside Phnom Penh killing four soldiers and wounding 74. Some reports suggest white phosphorus rounds may have caused gas-like casualties. Military says North Vietnamese divisions joined Highway 4 action as clashes extend into a second week amid heavy bombing in surrounding zones.

Phnom Penh UPI Highway 4 Ang Snoul Thuai Totung U S High Command Ang Uber Prey Totung

Court Rules Pausing OEO Dismantler Illegal

A federal court ruled that Howard J. Phillips, appointed by President Nixon to dismantle the Office of Economic Opportunity, is serving illegally. Judge Willian B. Jones ordered Phillips to stop acting as head, citing the Vacancies Act and requiring normal nomination and confirmation. Four senators argued the case, asserting Phillips lacked valid authority since March.

OEO Washington UPI Nixon Office of Economic Opportunity U.S. District Court Willian B. Jones Howard J. Phillips Ralph Nader Phillips U.S Jones Harrison A. Williams Jr N.J Claiborne Pell R.J Walter PF. Mondale Minn William D. Hathaway Maine Senate OFO Congress Philips Sanchez

Advantages of buying older homes in growing neighborhoods

The column argues older houses offer more space and immediate availability compared with new builds. It notes plentiful existing homes, no delays for paving sewers or schools, and neighborhood development reducing future worries. Vermont Health Boards past president Mr Hoisington endorses real estate guidance from MOMINGTON REALTY on Main St.

Hyon Saint Tote Dullary Oller Houses Hoisington Vermont Association of Health Boards Momington Realty Main St

High Plains Drifter and Theatre of Blood Screenings

Clint Eastwood Western High Plains Drifter runs at Cinema 1 alongside Theatre of Blood with Vincent Price and Diana Rigg. The double bill also features What's the Matter with Helen. Harte on Main Street presents The Thief Who Came to Dinner with Ryan O’Neal and Jacqueline Bisset. Showtimes in ads.

Clint Eastwood Clint Vincent Price Diana Rigg Price Helen HARTE Ryan O'Neal Jacqueline Bisset

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