Kissinger arrives with new considerations for Syria talks
Secretary of State Kissinger arrives in Damascus after talks with Israeli leaders carrying new considerations on troop disengagement. Arab commentators warn of oil embargo if talks fail, while Syria pushes for unarmed observers and opposes a UN buffer force. He plans to brief Assad and report back after meeting with Syrian leaders.
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Andrei A. Gromyko
Beirut
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Cyprus
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Golda Meir
Britain hit by new engineering strike paralyzing press and industry
In London and nationwide 1.2 million engineering workers walked out, halting most national newspapers, delaying auto output, and disrupting shipyards, iron and steel, and aviation plants. Heathrow and other airports saw maintenance crews vote on joining. Railroads and utilities also feared disruption as prices slipped.
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Seven killed in New Haven apartment fire
A four story brick building on Castle Street in Fair Haven, New Haven, burned Tuesday night into Wednesday morning, killing seven people and injuring seven others including three firefighters. Witnesses saw a woman jump from a window and children tossed to bystanders. Bodies were found on upper floors as units responded at 11:25 p.m. The event left a husband and wife, another couple with two sons among the unidentifiable victims.
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Auto Crusher Death at Southwest Steel Co. Los Angeles
Gus N. Rhodes, 42, died Tuesday after reportedly falling into a junk car crushing machine at Southwest Steel Co. Deputies found blood on a car reduced to a 3 by 3 by 1 foot cube and sought methods to extricate the body. Police said Rhodes was operating the machine. no eyewitnesses saw the incident.
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Glenn and Wallace win big in varied primaries across states
Glenn captured Ohio Democratic Senate nomination with 513,207 votes to Metzenbaum’s 412,856, carrying all 88 counties as he seeks a Senate seat. Wallace won a decisive 60 plus percent in Alabama Governor race, signaling continued national ambitions. North Carolina and Indiana results followed, while Washington DC approved a home rule charter for elected local officials and limited self government after a long federal oversight period. Glenn disclosed tax and financial records as he campaigns.
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Ohio
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North Carolina
Robert Morgan
Sam J. Ervin
Indiana
Washington, D.C
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William Saxbe
Senate
Stephen
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Congress
Metric System Rejected by House 240-154 Vote
The House declined to coordinate U S weights and measures to the metric system in a 240 to 154 roll call. The bill would have created a Metric Conversion Board to draft a conversion plan within a year and, if approved, grant 10 years to educate the nation. Critics warned of costs up to 60 billion dollars and called subsidies wasteful.
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Spark M. Mat
Twin Cinemas Four Top Films In Two Double Features
Bennington’s Twin Cinemas showcases four major films in two double features over the week with Summer Wishes Winter Dreams and The Way We Were at Cinema I and Paper Moon Save The Tiger at Cinema II. Harte Theatre screens Billy Jack and Cinema Manchester presents Serpico with mixed Oscar notes.
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Sylvia Sidney
Barbra Streisand
Ryan O’neal
Tatum
Jack Lemmon
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Harte Theatre
Billy Jack
Manchester
Serpico
al Pacino
Lemmon
Bennington Banner Publisher Contact Directory
The Bennington Banner lists Dial in for business and newsroom lines with advertising at local numbers. It notes daily publication excluding Sundays and legal holidays and provides address 435 Main Street Bennington Vermont 06301 as well as service affiliations with United Press International and the New York Times News Service.
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