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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1970

Page

2

Death of Four Gls In Laos Reported

SAIGON reports four Americans were killed in the downing of a Marine helicopter in Laos. The UH1 Huey was hit by ground fire and exploded in flight over the lower Laotian panhandle. The tally raises U.S. aircraft losses to 11 since March 10.

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Cambodia removes Sihanouk signs as party forms republic

Phnom Penh marks Sihanouk holiday while reports say new leadership will declare Cambodia a republic. Two assemblymen say the move follows removal of Sihanouk and Queen Mother Kossamak imagery. Exiled Sihanouk in Peking. Sangkum party once guided neutrality and peaceful coexistence.

Phnom Penh UPI Cambodia Norodom Sihanouk Sihanouk Kossamak Peking Popular Socialist Community of Sangkum Cheng Heng Sihanoukville Lon Nol East Germany Princess Monique

Massachusetts House Defeats Abortion Legalization Bill

The Massachusetts House voted 184 to 32 to defeat a bill that would repeal a 125 year old abortion ban. Lawmakers debated morality and personal choice with quotes from several representatives. A substitute commission study was rejected by 127 to 94. Five related birth control and abortion reform bills were also defeated.

Boston UPI Massachusetts House House Joel S. Greenburg Pittsfield William A. Carey Carey Robert C. Aronson Irving Fishman D-Newton John J. Desmond Lowell Joint Social Welfare Committee

Two Admit Shooting Vietnamese Prisoner

Two soldiers testified at a general court martial for Army Lt. James B. Duffy on murder charges after admitting they fired 15 to 17 bullets into a Vietnamese prisoner named De Van Minh. Spec.4 Walstad and Spec.4 Wilson described Lanasa firing first and Duffy allegedly ordering the execution, with Minh tied to a stake overnight before being killed. Capt. Turner corroborated radio reports about the prisoner’s age wounds and Viet Cong status.

Long Binh Vietnam UPI Army James B. Duffy Claremont Calif David Walstad Royal Oak Mich Curtis Wilson Roanoke Ala de van Minh Duffy John R. Lanasa Baton Rouge Walsted Lanasa Minh Howard D. Turner Coldwater

Off Shore Oil Drilling Protested in New Orleans

Conservationists called for an indefinite offshore drilling shutdown after viewing the remains of the largest oil slick. Phillip Berry urged halting new land leasing on the outer Continental Shelf until fail safe methods are proven. A protest outside Chevron’s New Orleans office drew forty demonstrators from the STOP coalition. Two Gulf wells continued spewing oil as a new valve was designed after a standard valve failed to cap one well. Crust colored slime drifted toward the Gulf coast with no immediate land threat.

New Orleans OPI Phillip Berry Iry San Francisco Erra Club Chevron Louisiana Citizens Committee Gulf Oil Gulf

Pub plan near Jodrell Bank tees with space signals

Don Winkle, owner of a public house in Swettenham England, faced court scrutiny over plans to add a steak and chips bar. Officials at the nearby Jodrell Bank telescope complained the pub’s electrical equipment could interfere with or obliterate space signals from U.S. space tracking missions.

Swettenham England UPD Don Winkle Winkle Jodrell Bank U.S Telescope

War Concerns Rise Over Drug Use by GIs in Viet Nam

Senate subcommittee hears claims of widespread marijuana use among U S soldiers in Vietnam linked to violent incidents like My Lai. Senator Dodd cites Vietnamese marijuana as stronger than U S varieties and warns that drugs may cause temporary insanity and dangerous behavior in combat.

Senate Washington UPI Thomas J. Dodd Dconn My Lai Charles West Chicago Vietnam U.S Dodd United States

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