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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1968

Page

2

Nixon Expects Cooperation From Democratic Congress

Nixon plans to work with a Democratic Congress on major national issues while building a staff that includes Bryce N. Harlow as assistant to the president for legislative affairs. Harlow, veteran of Eisenhower years, says cooperation will occur in areas serving national interests despite partisan differences.

Merriman Smith UPI White House New York Richard M. Nixon Democratic Congress Bryce N. Harlow Harlow Oklahoma City Lawrence F. O’brien Kennedy Johnson Eisenhower University of Oklahoma Capitol Hill Sam Rayburn Senate Lyndon B. Johnson Nixon Congress Harow Rose Mary Woods

Foreman Takes Over As Attorney for Ray

Percy Foreman is hired to defend James Earl Ray in the King assassination case and tests former strategy by Arthur Hanes Sr. Foreman may weigh RAM and foreign links in the defense while Judge Battle delays trial to March 3. Ray’s brothers pushed for Foreman amid dispute over biographical earnings and money from Look Magazine.

Memphis, Tenn UPI Percy Foreman James Earl Ray Martin Luther King Ray Texas Arthur J. Hanes Sr Birmingham Ala King Foreman Hanes W. Preston Battle Shelby County Criminal Court Battle Jerry John Ray James William Bradford Huie Look Magazine

Guerrillas Step Up Attacks On Allied Positions in Vietnam

In the past 24 hours Communist guerrillas attacked or shelled 20 allied camps and South Vietnamese villages, with the heaviest raids since November. The Central Highlands saw shelling of four U.S. bases and an overrun attempt on an ammo dump, while in Saigon two police were killed and another wounded in Cholon. US reports noted light casualties overall with several American injuries and damage to facilities at Camp Holloway and An Khe.

Vietnam Saigon API Johnson North Vietnam Border Demilitarized Zone Dmz U.S Central Highlands Mekong Delta Fred Morris Cholon Highlands Camp Holloway Pleiku An Khe Holloway

Great Risks Foreseen For Apollo 8 Flight

Washington auditors and engineers signaled acceptance of unprecedented perils in the Apollo 8 lunar orbit mission. NASA leaders, including Acting Administrator Thomas Paine, voted unanimously that the risk level was justified for December flight. The crew Borman Lovell and Anders face days of autonomy, with return stakes and precise reentry angles.

Washington UPD National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Thomas 0. Paine Frank Borman James A. Lovell Jr William A. Anders Paine Moon Earth

U S Warn NATO Allies On Defense Efforts

In Brussels U S officials say NATO ministers will be urged to strengthen European defense as the Soviet threat grows after the Czechoslovakia invasion. The United States will boost its own Europe military effort but will scale support to European actions. Secretary Rusk and Defense Secretary Clifford lead the blunt briefing to NATO ministers meeting Thursday through Saturday.

Brussels UPI United States U.S Czechoslovakia Europe Dean Rusk Defense Clark M. Clifford North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO Rusk

Clifford Says Talks Should Go On With or Without Vietnam

Defense Secretary Clark Clifford urged that the United States could negotiate alone with North Vietnam in Paris if Saigon refuses to attend. He argued for discussing military questions and a political settlement, pressuring South Vietnam’s Thieu while signaling the president may proceed without Saigon.

Washington UPI Clark M Clifford South Vietnam United States North Vietnam Paris Saigon Hanoi U.S Nguyen van Thieu Thieu Johnson

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