Bomb Explodes In Afula Market Killing One, Wounding Twenty-Four
An Arab guerrilla bomb, weighing four to eight pounds, exploded under a fruit and vegetable stand in Afula Israel killing one and wounding 24 with 11 seriously hurt. Police set roadblocks and detained dozens in the crowded market as a crackdown on Arab guerrillas continued and nine Arabs were deported from the West Bank to Jordan. An Egyptian official condemned the U.S. peace plan saying it surrenders to imperialism and calls for Suez Canal internationalization. Israeli sources said 100 Egyptian civilians would be returned across the canal at Kantara.
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Mansfield Defends Record of Congress
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield rejects claims of a lagging Congress arguing quality over quantity defines achievement. He anticipates major tax reforms this year while opposing extensions to the tax surcharge and repeal of the investment tax credit as oil pollution liability bills and major appropriations dominate the week's agenda.
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Debate Rages in Congress Over Vietnam War Policy
Washington reports intensified debate on Vietnam policy as House and Senate prepare resolutions and speeches. Senate leaders hint at new war developments while Fulbright proposes five days of public hearings starting Oct. 27 on a withdrawal by end of 1970. Goodell sponsors the measure backed by Nixon labeled defeatist.
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Enemy Steps Up Attacks On Towns And Bases
SAIGON thirty nine towns and Allied bases faced mortar or rocket barrages Sunday night and this morning in the heaviest round in over three weeks. Gen Wheeler predicted a winter offensive as the Communists would intensify. Casualties included two U S servicemen wounded and civilians killed or wounded at Ho Nai and Binh Phuoc as ground fighting stayed light aside from two Communist attacks.
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Widow to Get 6473 in U S Beret Case Settlement
The widow of a man the U.S. Army said was killed by eight Green Berets will receive 6473 as full compensation for his disappearance. Embassy officials said the payment covers the U S portion and she expects more. The garbled report notes she sought 160 a month and the settlement covers about 40 months at that rate.
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LSD Blamed for Death Of Linkletter's Daughter
Hollywood United Press International reports Art Linkletter contends his daughter Diane, 20, was murdered by those who manufacture and sell LSD. He told the Los Angeles Times that Diane jumped from her sixth floor apartment while under the drug’s influence.
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Jackie Onassis Strips Paper Shoot Flings Photographer
New York UPI reports Jackie Onassis, upset at photographers at the film I Am Curious Yellow, used a judo move to flip photographer Mel Finkelstein to the ground as she left a theater. The incident followed a prior harassment arrest of photographer Ron Galella over similar sightings of her and her son in Central Park.
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Bennington Banner publication details and rates
The Bennington Banner, published daily except Sundays and holidays from 425 Main St., Bennington VT, 05201, is a Banner Publishing Corp member of United Press International. It offers home delivery and subscription rates for Vermont and U.S. addresses, with various 3 month, 6 month, and 1 year terms.
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