Israel vows sustained war against terror clashes in Lebanon
Prime Minister Rabin declared a long war on terror as Israeli artillery hit Lebanese antiaircraft sites and villages near Jouaya and Yater. Lebanon protested via notes to the US and Soviet ambassadors while Solh urged global pressure for peace. Separately, security remained tight at Heathrow as Rabin met world leaders in London.
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United Press International
Yitzhak Rabin
Israel
Lebanon
Takieddin Solh
Nixon
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Moscow
Socialist International
London
Rabin
Jouaya
Yater
Haris
Kafra
Jonaya
Solh
U.S
George McMurtrie Godley
Sarvar Azimov
Soth
Middle East
Heathrow
Harold Wilson
Beirut
Popular Democratic Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine General Command
General Command
Qiryat Shemonah
Shamir
Fischer resigns world chess title in protest
Bobby Fischer has resigned his world chess championship to protest 36 game limit rules set by the World Chess Federation. His manager Fred Cramer said the federation would meet to consider his demands, with possible reversal of the resignation if the 36 game limit is dropped.
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Nice
France
UPI
America
Bobby Fischer
World Chess Federation
Fred Cramer
Fischer
Cramer
Federation
Bobby
Brooklyn
Boris Spassky
Soviet Union
Reykjavik
Iceland
Funeral services for Minnie M. Fienberg
Funeral services for Minnie M. Fienberg wife of Charles Fienberg of 208 Washington Avenue Benn ington who died June 23 at Putnam Memorial Hospital were held June 25 at the Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home with Rabbi Sanford D Shanblat of Pittsfield Mass officiating Burial followed in the Hebrew section of Park Lawn Cemetery Attending were members of Temple Beth El and officers and directors of First Vermont Bank and Putnam Memorial Hospital for both of whom her husband serves as a board member Bearers were Neil Lachant George Fienberg Martin Greenberg William Ebersom and Charles and Bruce Finkel
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Minnie M. Fienberg
Charles Fienberg
Washington Avenue
Bennington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Hanson-Walbridge
Sanford D. Shanblatt
Pittsfield
Mass
Park Lawn Cemetery
Temple Beth-El
First Vermont Bank
Neil Lachant
George Fienberg
Martin Greenberg
William Ebersom
Charles and
Bruce Finkel
Rodino faces impeachment vote amid committee buzz
The Judiciary Committee plans a February vote on impeachment recommendation as Rep. Harold Froehlich notes the floor is active. Photocopies circulated in a closed meeting as presidential counsel James D. St Clair finishes his defense of Nixon. An unnamed visitor alleges five Republicans Cohen Smith Butler Railsback and McClory are most likely to back impeachment with Hamilton Fish Jr. possibly included. Rodino defends fairness and resigns if due process fails while Reps Thornton and Mann laud his fairness and dispute the attributed remarks.
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Nixon
Harold V. Froehlich
Rwis
Judiciary Committee
James D. St. Clair
Rodine
William S. Cohen
Maine
Henry P. Smith III
N. Y
M. Caldwell Butler
Tom Railsback
Ill
Robert McClory
Smith
Rodino
Southern Democratic Committee
Ray Thornton
Ala
James R. Mann
S. C
Gas prices in New England rise to 55.9 cents a gallon
Wellesley Mass UPI The average price for regular gasoline in New England is 55.9 cents per gallon up from 39.5 cents a year ago. ALA Auto and Travel Club breaks down by region with Maine 55.5, New Hampshire 56.4, Vermont 58.1, Cape Cod 55.8, Boston 54.7, Worcester 55.1, Western Massachusetts 55.2, Connecticut 58, Rhode Island 54.3.
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Wellesley
Mass
Bennington Car Collision Injures Minor Damage Totals
A two car crash at Main and Pleasant streets in Bennington on Friday caused minor damage to both vehicles. George A. Rogers Jr., 25, of Bennington, drove a 1968 Plymouth while Neil G. Morin, 17, also of Bennington, piloted a 1972 Plymouth. Damages were estimated at 200 and 300 dollars respectively.
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Main
Pleasant Streets
Bennington
George A. Rogers Jr
Pleasant Street
Neil G. Morin
Main Street
Rogers
Morin
Arlington Doctor's Office Closed For One Week
Arlington Dr. James O'Neil's office will be closed June 30 through July 7 due to a scheduled break. Patients are advised to contact the office for emergencies and reschedule appointments accordingly.
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James O’neil
Movie listings at Harte and area theaters
At the Harte Theatre on Main Street the Exorcist is shown. Twin Cinemas offers Alice in Wonderland and The Three Musketeers. Manchester duplicates Alice in Wonderland at Dubrow's. Hathaway's drive-in features Evel Knievel plus Teenage Hitchhikers and Teenage Tramp. Bennington re releases Butch Cassidy and Culpepper Cattle Co. For showtimes call respective numbers.
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Harte Theatre
Main Street
Twin Cinemas
Walt Disney’s
Cinema II
Three Musketeers
Manchester
Dubrow
Bennington
Butch Cassidy and
The
the Harte
Culpepper Cattle Co
Hammer Soviets strike $20 billion deal with Occidental
In Moscow, Occidental Petroleum signed six contracts with the Soviet Union worth about $20 billion in a fertilizer barter, the largest between a nation and a private firm. Armand Hammer praised Nixon and Brezhnev as the deal linked to the third Soviet American summit.
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Moscow
UPI
Occidental Petroleum Corp
United States
Soviet Union
Armand Hammer
Occidental
Hammer
Vladimir I. Lenin
Nixon
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Commodity Exchange
PACT to Stage Protest Against Tight Vermont Aid Rules
PACT members announce a rally in Burlington outside the Social Welfare Department on Tuesday at 8 a.m. to protest new general assistance rules limiting emergency relief to one week every two months for able bodied individuals. Vermont unemployment changes require applicants to earn six times the weekly benefit and meet a work requirement unless exempt.
Obituary Harry E. Stone 82 Sunderland
Harry E. Stone 82 of Sunderland died at a convalescent center in Barre Montpelier Friday night. Funeral arrangements are pending at Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home in Arlington where services are expected Monday. Burial will be in the Ira Allen Cemetery Sunderland.
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Harry E. Stone
Sunderland
Barre-Montpelier
Hanson- Walbridge
Arlington
Ira Allen Cemetery
Five-way race for Rutland-Vt House seat avails nine candidates
Jeffords ton Mayor Francis Cain and state Rep Francis Esposito of Rutland lead a field that includes Rutland attorney John Welch Jr and Hinesburg’s Dennis Morriss eau and Barre’s Mrs. Margaret Lucenti. They join three Republicans five Democrats and Liberty Union’s Michael Parenti of Putney seeking the seat left open by Rep Richard Mallary who is running for the U S Senate seat vacated by Sen George D Aiken.
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Francis Cain
Francis Esposito
Rutland
John Welch Jr
Dennis Morrisseau
Hinesburg
Margaret Lucenti
Barre
Democrats
Liberty Union
Michael Parenti
Putney
Richard Mallary
R-Vt
George D. Aiken
The Chocolate Pot opens on Route 7 Shaftsbury
Bennington brief notes The Chocolate Pot on Route 7 Shaftsbury is now open offering hand dipped chocolates. Also mentions Shirkshire Restaurant weekend fish specials and Napolitano's Pizzeria options with to go orders. A personal notice from Edward J. Sweet Jr. reports surgery at Veterans Hospital and possible month recovery.
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Shaftsbury
Pizzeria
Veterans Hospital
Edward J. Sweet Jr
North Branch St
Watergate Break-in Plans and Ehrlichman Testimony
Trial testimonies reveal initial plans to target Ellsberg before recruiting Barker and Martinez to avoid White House ties. Ehrlichman faces conspiracy charges with Liddy, Barker, and Martinez and is accused of lying to the FBI and grand jury. Merrill accuses Ehrlichman of deliberate deceit and cites a memo from August 11, 1971, and a vacation call on August 31 as key approvals.
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Hunt
G. Gordon Liddy
Ellsberg
Bernard L. Barker
Eugenio Martinez
White House
Ehrlichman
Liddy
Barker
Martinez
Fielding
FBI
Water
Merrill
Cape Cod
Henry H. Jones
Pentagon
Jones
Beverly Hills
Calif
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Vermont
Robert Stewart
Vermont League of Cities and Towns
Alexander Acebo
Leo O’brien
O’brien
Federal Insurance Administration
Webster
Drysdale
Drysdales
Bennington Banner
Main St
Banner Publishing Corp
New York Times News Service
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc
Ederi Workshop
North
County Streets
Rte
Bennington High School
Paradise
Spokane
Wash
Pittsburgh
Rockville
Belfast
Connecticut
Benci
Walter Wood
Mary E. Hutton
Mildred O’conner
Leon Orr
Eleanor Hathaway Williams
Claire Williams
Barbara Jenney Rutherford
Jane Kearns Evans
Elizabeth Healy Rich
John G. Williams
John Griffin
Ellis Winslow
N.E
Hefere Thompson
Harte
Cinemas
Super Duper
Jeffords
Bennington Briefs
Shirkshire
ADV
Nichols
Ney
Navy
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