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Bennington Banner in Bennington, Vermont

23 Nov 1971

Page 9

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Bennington Banner

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Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1971

Page

9

Kennedy's no shifts Democrats toward Muskie or Kennedy

Three leading Democrats John J. Gilligan John V. Tunney and Robert Moretti say Kennedy will not run in 1972 yet belief remains strong that Muskie or Kennedy will secure the nomination. Moretti plans a final dinner with Kennedy as he weighs next steps while others privately hedge their bets and expect Muskie to be the main rival.

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Washington Kennedy John J. Gilligan Ohio John V. Tunney California Robert Moretti California Assembly Edward M. Kennedy Massachusetts Moretti Edmund S. Muskie Maine Hubert H. Humphrey Pennsylvania Muskie Sen Henry M
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Kissinger Aides On China Trip Keep Quiet While Observing

Washington report details Henry Kissinger and his traveling party in China. They toured Peking, noted chopstick lessons for Chapin, observed 1949 Buicks, and inspected the Spirit of 76 at the airport. Kissinger warned Chinese officials about the American press presence next year.

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Helen Thomas Washington UPI White House Henry A. Kissinger Peking China Henry Kissinger Nixon Chou En-lai Dwight Chapin Kissinger Washington Great Wall Air Force One Chi Peng Fei Chou Kennedy Muskie Philadelphia
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U S to pay Turkey to curb opium poppy growing

The United States agreed to pay Turkey 35 million dollars to compensate peasants who refrain from growing opium poppies after 1972 and to offset government revenue losses from legal opium exports. Officials cite licenses and compensation records as reducing black market opium.

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N.Y. Times News Washington, D.C United States Turkey Seymour Halpern Halpern State Department Gross Ministry of Agriculture
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