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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1976

Page

2

Senate drubs tax reformers in late night vote

The Senate rejected Sen. Walter Mondale's minimum tax amendment aimed at closing loopholes for wealthy taxpayers. The defeat leaves the Kennedy led reform effort in shambles as roll calls stretched nearly to midnight. The revised bill would raise the minimum tax by about 980 million unless more revenue is found. The reformers argued the amendment had the best chance to pass among liberalizing measures.

Washington Senate Reform Group Custer Walter Mondale Dminn

Whites Aid South African Riots Says Minister

South Africa minister Michiel Botha told Parliament that whites helped plan the weeklong antigovernment race riots that left at least 140 dead and 1,100 injured. He urged policy adjustments on Afrikaans in black schools and promised a review before August term.

Johannesburg South Africa UPI Michiel Botha Botha Transvaal

Indians memorialize Custer's last stand at battlefield

At Custer Battlefield National Monument in Montana a group of 150 Indians marked the 100th anniversary of Custer's Last Stand with a peace pipe and an inverted flag. Russell Means led the gathering as part of National Park Service centennial programs, urging that the centennial become a chance to revitalize Native hopes.

Custer Battlefield Mont Upi George A. Custer Custer Battlefield National Monument Custer National Park Service Russell Means South Dakota Oscar Bear Running Means Granite Battlefield Monument 7Th Cavalry Robert Utley The Park Service Little Big Horn

U S pilots join Canadian quarantine over air traffic

UPI reports a safety quarantine by ALPA and European carriers halting about 150 daily flights into and out of Canada. Air Canada slashed about 12 000 jobs as a political dispute over French in air communications disrupted schedules and caused domestic interruptions.

Ottawa UPI Canada Air Canada Air Line Pilots Association ALPA J. J. O’donnell U.S Irish International Airlines Scandinavian Airlines British Airways American Airlines Eastern Airlines Montreal Toronto

CIA head withheld Castro plot data not asked

Senate report says former CIA chief Richard Helms did not disclose U S plots to kill Fidel Castro to the Warren Commission because he was never asked. The study notes Helms testified he was instructed to reply to inquiries, not to initiate information, and questions whether Allen Dulles heard such plots during the commission. Senator Schweiker urged Helms be called to testify in any renewed inquiry.

Washington UPI CIA Richard Helms Warren Commission Fidel Castro Senate Howard K. Smith ABC Television Lyndon Johnson John F Cuba Smith Johnson Kennedy Castro Helms Allen W. Dulles Dulles Fied Plans Richard S. Schweiker Rpa Special Senate Iran

Viking Mars lander researchers eye July 4 touchdown

Pasadena scientists refine site choices for Viking 1 as Mars resembles the moon in areas and features. primary site is Chryse, with rival groups debating ancient water flow versus arid history. A mysterious white streak dubbed Gentry's freeways intrigues the team, though its nature remains unclear.

Pasadena Calif UPI Viking Mars Martian Jet Propulsion Laboratory Moon Masursky Chryse

Europe's 250 year drought cripples Western Europe farms

Western Europe endures its worst drought in 250 years with Britain and France hardest hit. Britain reports its driest year since 1727 as rainfall remains scarce. France rationing water and cattle moved north as imports of feed and meat rise, with broader concerns across Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, Luxembourg, and Holland.

Europe Brussels Belgium UPI Bonn Scotland Britain France Holland West Germany Switzerland Luxembourg Thames Launches England

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