Nixon Asked To Okay Attacks On Foe's Bases in Cambodia
American sources say the Nixon administration is weighing raids on about 12 Cambodian border bases used by North Vietnamese forces. Proposals echo Johnson era plans, revived by strategic shifts and Cambodian leader Sihanouk signaling no objection to bombing. Officials anticipate limited disclosure and a Laos style policy of non confirmation for raid activity.
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Justice Stewart Clarifies Rulings on Eavesdropping
Washington authorities report Justice Potter Stewart issued an official explanation scolding the Justice Department for misunderstanding the court's March 10 ruling on bugging. The note accompanies an order for federal district court hearings in 15 cases, including those involving Teamster President James R Hoffa.
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Pentagon statistics reveal more bombs being used in war
An analysis of Pentagon data shows U S bombing tonnage in Vietnam rising after a halt in North Vietnam. Defense officials note 129000 tons per month, with questions about B52 usage and the share of conduct in Laos and South Vietnam. The report cites Abrams and Laird on bomber strategy and budget needs.
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Bennington Banner contact and subscription details
The Bennington Banner lists newsroom and advertising numbers at 442-2800 and 442-2684 and 442-6300 for telephones. It is published daily except Sundays and holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont 05201 with United Press International services. Subscription rates apply by mail within a 50 mile Vermont radius and nationwide rates.
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Secret Middle East Talks Reported Between Hussein and Israeli Officials
Jerusalem reports indicate King Hussein of Jordan hosted separate talks with Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban and Deputy Premier Yigal Allon over recent months. A new Jordanian premier Abdel Moneim Rifai is seen as favoring negotiated settlement while public denial was issued by both sides. A 70 minute frontier clash and unconfirmed London meetings are noted amid broader calls for direct negotiations.
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Jordan’s new premier backs Palestinian guerrillas
Abdel Moneim Rifai, newly installed Jordanian premier, signals support for Palestinian guerrilla groups against Israel and hints at “more escalation.” His stance contrasts with King Hussein’s moderate policy and follows the cabinet shakeup that toppled Bahjat Talhouni amid commandos’ debate.
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Trudeau Ghosts Nixon State Dinner Early
Pierre Elliott Trudeau, seen as a lively political figure, left the Nixon state dinner at 11:10 p.m. after wowing guests with charm and quick wit. The Canadian prime minister, usually noted for discotheque outings, stayed on the sidelines as the Marine Band played. A reporter asked if he would slide down banisters or stand on his head. he replied, I will if you will.
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Woman's claim for free teeth denied after dog theft
In Brighton England a woman reported her dog ate her false teeth. The West Sussex National Health Executive Council rejected her claim for a free replacement set.
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