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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1971

Page

2

Peking Envoys Debut at U.N. Set for Monday

New China delegates arrived in New York to take the China seat at the United Nations after a 22 year wait. They rented the Roosevelt Hotel floor at 2100 plus dollars daily and planned courtesy talks before a formal debut Monday. The 50 accompany Chinese requested a flag and tea cups as they prepare for the session.

New York UPI China United Nations Peking U.N Air France Paris Chiao Kuanhua Chinese People’s Republic U.N. General Assembly Adam Malik Indonesia Malik Chiao U.N. Correspondents Association Huang Hua Biltmore Hotel Biltmore Roosevelt Thomas J. Kane Kane Kennedy Liu Chieh Chiaa United States

Man Killed in Spokane Church Shooting Rampage

In Spokane on Thursday Larry Harmon, fueled by LSD belief he met Jesus and that Christ is the devil, shot janitor Hilary Kunz at St. Aloysius Church on Gonzaga campus, then wounded four bystanders before dying in a police shootout. His father described LSD as the cause, saying it ruined his son’s mind and led to the killings.

Spokane, Wash UPI Larry Harmon Hell Jesus Christ Harmon Christ St. Aloysius Roman Catholic Church Gonzaga University Hilary Kunz Kunz E. Glenn Harmon Spokane

Government price controls questions and answers

Washington reports questions and answers on the latest price and rent control decisions. The administration aims for an average annual price increase of 2.5 percent across the economy, applying to about 80 percent of items affecting living costs. Small stores may raise prices soon. larger firms face broader implications.

Washington UPI

Castro Rejects Rejoining OAS During Chile Visit

Fidel Castro said Cuba will not rejoin the Organization of American States, citing no interest in the move despite diplomatic overtures. He toured northern Antofagasta and planned a lengthy journey across Chile, warning against expectations of reinstatement by invitation or unanimous OAS approval.

Santiago UPI Fidel Castro Cuba Organization of American States OAS Chile Mexico Castro Salvador Allende Peru Antofagasta

Berkeley War Resisters Get City Sanctuary Vote

Berkeley votes 6 to 1 to offer sanctuary to war resisters though no funds or space are provided. Navy carrier Coral Sea deserters face limits. Church groups open doors but say shelter is symbolic.

Berkeley Council Berkeley Calif UPI Charles McCormack Coral Sea Vietnam Bay Area Edward E. Kallgren McCormack

Ford seeks okay for price increase

Ford Motor Co. will seek government approval to raise car and truck prices during Phase II of Nixon's economic program. GM Chrysler and AMC plan to study the directives, citing cost pressures. Ford cites substantial new labor and production costs as justification, though the allowable amount remains unclear.

Detroit UPI Ford Motor Co Nixon Ford Board Henry Ford II Price Commission General Motors Corp Chrysler Corp American Motors Corp American Motors AMC Chrysler Ford

IRA halts rial of teen-age girl in Londonderry

Gunmen burst into the trial of a Roman Catholic teen-age girl accused of fraternizing with British soldiers and freed her. The girl, the fourth seized by Bogside women this week, was unharmed. IRA warnings and a split with its provisional wing framed the incident as authorities condemned the attacks. A naked beating claim surfaced for a downtown victim, while Marta Doherty faces a planned wedding to Pvt. John Larter amid ongoing sectarian tension.

Londonderry Northern Ireland UPI Provisional Irish Republican Army IRA Bogside Dublin Republican Army City Belfast Marta Doherty John Larter Marta

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