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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1972

Page

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McGovern Faces Possible Second Ballot At Democratic Nominating Convention

Banner reports that Muskie and Humphrey claim momentum but expect McGovern to fall short of a first ballot victory in Miami Beach. Uncommitted delegates across states like New York and Pennsylvania could tilt the contest, with Kennedy saying he would not seek the top slot.

United Press International Edmund Muskie Hubert Humphrey Georges. McGovern Moskle McGovern Miami Beach Maine St. Louis Missouri Warren E. Tharnes Muskle UPI Alabama George C. Wallace New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Connecticut Kangan Oklahoma Unclé Remus B'rer Rabbit Clancy Dulos Verne North Adams Massachusetts George C. Scott Smake Walt Disney Hoosac Adams Buck and the Preacher

Amnesia victim identified in Key West discovery

Dorothy and William Kadas identify a blond amnesia patient found in Key West as their son Kim Kasdlas of East Chicago. The youth, once listed as John Doe, matched Roosevelt High School records and embraced his mother after recognition. He could not recall how he reached Key West despite walking into a highway patrol station on June 4.

Key West Fla UPI Dorothy Kadas William Kadas Tha John Doe Roosevelt High School East Chicago Ind Kim Kasdlas Kim United States Kadases Kadas

U S bombers steer clear of Hanoi in raids

North Vietnam raids continue as U S bombers strike bunkers near Vinh and Dong Hoi and oil storage near Nam Dinh. A carrier-based plane was shot down near the Gulf of Tonkin amid reports of heavy fighting around Kontum and An Loc with American casualties rising last week.

U.S Hanoi North Vietnam Saigon Tridge Blastig Nikolai Y. Podgorny Nixon Moscow U.S. Navy Gulf of Tonkin Vinh Dong Hoi Panhandle Nam Dinh U.S. 7Th Fleet Thanh Hoa Cookes China Peking Haighong Kontam Americana

Kennedy says no draft or candidacy for president or VP

Edward M Kennedy states he cannot foresee accepting a draft or running for either top U.S. post. He tells reporters he is not a candidate and would not accept a draft, while noting he might support the Democratic nominee after the convention. Insiders view the remarks as aiding McGovern’s campaign.

Washington AFL Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Kennedy Senate Stout Boston Globe

DDT ban draws mixed reactions from environmentalists and farmers

Environmentalists cheer the EPA decision to ban DDT except for limited uses and push methyl parathion as a substitute citing safety records in cotton states. Farmers warn of higher costs and potential crop losses, especially where boll weevil pressure exists, while critics fear broader disease control impacts and legal appeals loom.

Washington UPI Shirenryantel Environmental Protection Agency EPA Environmental Defense Fund Sult UFI California Arizona Texas Arkansas North Carolina James M. Brown National Cotton Council American Farm Bureau Federation

Movie listings mix with reviews and double bills across towns

Williamstown shows Carnal Knowledge with accolades for Ann Margret and Jack Nicholson, paired with Soider Blue. Bennington notes Disney double bills and Possession of Joel Delaney, while Massachusetts drive ins feature Hospital and Cold Turkey. Williamstown schedules include Cinema 1 showings and box office checks.

Williamstown Carnal Knowledge Ann Margret Jack Nicholson Candiee Bergen Joel Delaney Newsweek

Army may resume air tests of nerve gas at Dugway

Brig Gen Max Etkin indicated open-air nerve gas testing could resume at Dugway Proving Ground in Utah after years of restraint. He noted testing would occur only with safety controls and that any reopen would depend on future assessments, potentially within a few years.

Army Dugway Proving Ground Utah UPI Max Etkin Skull Valley Etkin Nawarenthe Dugway

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