Eban Names Nasser Obstacle to Mid East Peace
Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban described Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser as a major obstacle to peace in the Middle East. He said Nasser is too weak militarily for war and not politically strong enough to pursue a bold peace, contributing to the ongoing deadlock.
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Czechs Delay Red Flags For Liberation Anniversary
Prague officials fearing anti-Soviet protests delayed public display of red banners for the 24th liberation anniversary. Flags from roofs and shops appeared, but red banners were scarce as authorities urged dignified decorations and reduced risk of vandalism.
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Speculators Rush To Buy Deutschmarks
FRANKFURT West Germany marks attract record demand as traders and financiers pile up to $400 million, betting on a potential revaluation. Bundesbank debate and political risk in Kiesinger government cloud the move, while a weak franc from France drags on global currency stability.
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Color TV Approved For Apollo 10 Flight
Engineers push final proof test for Apollo 10 stage to clear May 18 liftoff for Stafford Young and Cernan. Houston officials confirm color TV camera approved for flight to televise mission as crew orbits the moon en route to a possible July lunar landing.
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New York Welcomes Queen Elizabeth 2
The QE2 completed a smooth Atlantic crossing from Southampton and entered New York amid royal-style fanfare. Mayor Lindsay declared Wednesday Queen Elizabeth 2 Day as the liner docked at West 52nd Street.
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Terrorist Bomb Kills Eight In Saigon's Main Post Office
In Saigon and Hue clashes, terrorists bombed the central post office at opening time in Saigon, killing eight and wounding 38, amid a flare in attacks during the Paris peace talks. Hue faced rockets striking near hospitals and a school, with three civilians killed and two wounded.
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Bennington Banner Advertising and Subscription Rates
Business Newsroom details advertise 44 percent 7000 Advertising and 442 2684. The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sunday and legal holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont 05201 by the Banner Publishing Corporation. It is a member of United Press International and licensed to republication of local news and UPI dispatches. Fee delivery by carrier and motor delivery 10 cents per day. Subscription rates by mail within a 50 mile radius and all Vermont three months 6.30 six months 11.70 one year 22.50. Elsewhere in the U S three months 7.00 six months 13.00 one year 25.00.
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