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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1970

Page

2

Haile Selassie Praises Nixon African Policy

Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia hailed President Nixon's Africa policy and urged South Africa and Rhodesia to make peace with black Africa or face consequences. He described Nixon's World Message as promising and noted U S nonintervention while helping friends. He urged adherence to the Lusaka Manifesto to resolve racial discrimination in southern Africa.

Addis Ababa API Haile Selassie Ethiopia Nixon South Africa Rhodesia Africa United States U.N Lusaka Zambia Organization of African United Portugal

Nations to Close Rhodesia Consulates Surge

London reports United States Italy and the Netherlands move to close Rhodesia consulates prompting possible cascade. Italy closes next week under UN request. Netherlands withdraws. West Germany weighs action. France undecided though likely to follow. Portugal has not decided.

London UPIC United States Italy Netherlands Rhodesia U.S William P. Rogers South Africa Salisbury U.N. Security Council Genera Ted Tadema - Wielandt Bonn West Germany Walter Scheel Paris France

Strike May Close Las Vegas Strip

Las Vegas Desert Inn targeted as massive culinary and bartenders strike expands toward 13 more resorts. Pickets shut down most resort operations while casino floors stayed busy. Union demands include a 35 percent wage increase over three years, with waiters cooks and bartenders cited for current pay scales.

Las Vegas Nev UPI Howard Hughes Desert Inn Hotel Caesars Palace International Hotel Las Vegas “Strip Culinary and Bartenders Lee Shaw Nevada Resort Association National Labor Relations Board Hacienda Tropicana Flamingo Sands Castaways Desert Inn Frontier Silver Slipper Sahara Thunderbird Landmark International Aladdin Dunes Stardust

Susan Atkins Plans to Repudiate Tate Slayings Confession

Los Angeles UPI Susan Atkins 21 seeks new counsel and will not repeat grand jury statements at trial. Attorney Dave Shinn says she will deny all prior admissions and has spoken with Manson who influenced her decision. Trial set for March 30 with possible postponement as defense regroup.

Susan Atkins Tate Los Angeles UPI Tate-LaBianca Dave Shinn Miss Atkins Shinn Charles Manson Manson Charles Hellopeter

Soviet Jews oppose Kremlin anti Israel stance

A group of 39 Soviet Jews published a signed statement condemning the Kremlin anti Israel campaign as political propaganda. They urged Leonid Zamya tin to host a news conference, saying tens of thousands share their views and many would emigrate to Israel if allowed. The signers include no public figures and there is motive suggested to deter emigration.

Kremlin Moscow Israel Leonid M. Zamyatin Foreign Ministry Zamyatin United Nations

McCarthy Leaves Door Open on 1972 Presidential Bid

Senator Eugene McCarthy, two years after his 1968 New Hampshire victory, said he has not closed the door on a 1972 presidential bid but has not committed to it. He suggested possible options including a third party run if reforms occur, and discussed revising the national convention process to better reflect party members. He noted Democrats largely oppose Nixon's policies and indicated current talks offer no firm decision.

Washington UPI Eugene J. McCarthy D-Minn New Hampshire Lyndon B. Johnson McCarthy Johnson Senate Hanover America

Ma Lai Charges Expand Maiming Case to Medina

Washington reports Army charges Captain Ernest L. Medina with murder and maiming for actions during the My Lai sweep on March 16 1968. Ten men charged so far with five more facing possible indictments and a military grand jury inquiry at Ft McPherson Georgia to determine further courts martial timelines.

Eugene M. Kotouc Fort Omaha Neb Medina Kotouc My Lai William L. Calley Jr Kenneth L. Hodges Dublin Max D. Hutson Attica Ind Esequiel Torres Brownsville Tex Torres Ft. McPherson Atlanta

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