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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1970

Page

2

Rightwing troops threaten Torres rule in Bolivia

In La Paz rightwing rebel troops massed at the Miraflores fortress and vowed not to surrender until constitutional order is restored. Gen. Juan Jose Torres, who seized power after overthrowing Gen. Rogelio Miranda, agreed to let the COB influence eight cabinet posts but keeps veto power on key ministries. The COB proposed three candidates per post as loyalist troops surrounded the fortress amid fears of unrest.

LA Paz Bolivia UPI Juan Jose Torres Torres Bolivian Workers Confederation COB Rogelio Miranda Alfredo Ovando Revolutionary Committee Miraflores Miguel Ayoroa Col Hugo Banzar War College Banzar Miranda Ernesto Che” Guevara

Agnew Targets Goodell Then Promises to Drop It

Vice President Spiro T. Agnew narrowed focus on Sen. Charles E. Goodell and Sen. J. William Fulbright during a Fort Smith stop, saying he would drop Goodell as a target while denouncing radical liberalism and urging Republicans and Democrats to repudiate it. Agnew also attacked Kennedy Hughes Bayh and McGovern for fundraising for D-Calif. Dellums, and planned a Tulsa stop for a Bartlett fundraiser.

Fort Smith, Ark UPI Spiro T. Agnew Charles E. Goodell R-N.y J. William Fulbright D-Ark Goodell Agnew New Orleans Christine Jorgensen Republican Party Nelson Rockefeller New York Nixon Sen. Goodell Fulbright Senate Foreign Relations Committee Winthrop Rockefeller Cuba South Vietnam Arkansas Georgetown Vietnam Manhattan Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Harold Hughes Iowa Birch Bayh D-Ind George McGovern D-S.c California Ronald Dellums Dellums Berkeley Calif Fort Smith Tulsa Okla Dewey Bartlett

San Diego mayor and officials charged in bribery case

San Diego mayor Frank Curran and seven city officials were arrested on bribery and conspiracy charges tied to the Yellow Cab Co. indictments. Others named include Assemblyman Tom Homn and County Supervisors Walsh and Scheidel, plus council members Schaefer, Hitch, Morrow, and Cobb.

San Diego Calif UPI Frank Curran National League of Cities Yellow Cab Co Curran Cab Charles Pratt Tom Homn Jack Walsh Harry Scheidle J. Michael Schaefer Allen Hitch Floyd Morrow Helen Cobb Hom Schaefer Walsh Scheidel Cobb Hitch Morrow

FTC proposes strict pricing rules for new cars

Washington UPI The FTC unveiled proposed rules to curb inflated sticker prices, deceptive trade in values, and misleading ads. Public hearings set for Jan 12 13. Rules require sticker price to stay within 3 percent of actual sale levels and link trade in allowances to wholesale values. Manufacturers would not swap standard equipment to optional while advertising price, unless dropped items and prices are listed.

Washington UPI Federal Trade Commission FTC America Miles W. Kirkpatrick

Cambodia Declares Republic Amid Grand Phnom Penh Parade

Cambodia proclaims itself a republic ending 24 years of constitutional monarchy in a landmark ceremony. Premier Lon Nol hails the day as the finest in history as thousands march by the royal palace along the Mekong.

Phnom Penh UPI Cambodia Norodom Sihanouk Lon Nol Mekong U.S Emory C. Swank Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Poland East Germany Angkor Wat Sihanouk

Agnew accused of dipping GOP banner into filth

A veteran member of the Republican National Committee charged on Thursday that Vice President Spiro T. Agnew dipped a GOP banner into filth. The remark followed tense statements during a political clash at a New York event.

Agnew GOP Binghamton, N.Y UPI Republican National Committee Spiro T. Agnew Charles E. Goodell R-N.y Christine Jorgensen Republican Party George L. Hinman National Committee White House New Orleans Jorgensen Goodell Hinman

Genoa flood toll and damage rise after severe rains

Oily, debris-filled floodwaters receded from Genoa and nearby towns revealing extensive destruction. Police report 14 deaths and four missing, with about 50 injured and 100 bruised. A four-story building with 12 apartments collapsed but residents escaped after warned by children. Evacuations and village clearings affected 1,700 inhabitants in Genoa and Voltri as rivers flooded streets and toppled structures.

Genoa Italy UPI Riviera Voltri

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