Teens Hijack PAL Jet In Manila Where Martial Law Protest Occurs
A Philippine Airlines BAC111 jet was hijacked by three teenagers in Manila to protest martial law. The plane landed safely in Hong Kong after releasing 48 passengers in Manila, including seven crew members and PAL President Benigno Toda Jr. The hijackers, armed with pistols and a grenade, were said to be teenagers. Passengers were later freed as negotiations continued.
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Lindsay lashes out at NYC graffiti on subway cars
Mayor John Lindsay criticized the Metropolitan Transportation Authority for failing to curb graffiti in the subway system. He rode the Lexington Avenue line from Grand Central to City Hall and described a 42nd Street car as graffiti scarred, demanding better security and responsiveness from officials.
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Three Europeans share medicine Nobel Prize
Karl von Frisch Konrad Lorenz and Nikolas Tinbergen share the 1973 Nobel Prize for Medicine the Royal Caroline Institute said They are honored for discoveries concerning organization and studies of individual and social behavior patterns Von Frisch Lorenz and Tinbergen are noted with their ages marriages children and positions at Munich University Max Planck Institute Seewiesen Oberbayern and Oxford University respectively.
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Nikolas Tinbergen
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Senate votes to curb president's war powers 75 to 20
The Senate approved a bill by 75 to 20 to limit presidential war powers, prohibiting troops in a battle beyond 90 days without legislative authority and granting Congress power to end hostilities by simple majority. The measure now goes to the House, facing a likely veto.
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France offers help to end Middle East war at United Nations
France proposed assistance to end the Middle East war during a United Nations General Assembly session. Diplomats reported no formal move to reconvene the Security Council, which met in fruitless debates. Non aligned nations condemned Israel and demanded withdrawal from occupied areas as a cease fire condition. France’s offer drew Western European support and emphasized a just lasting peace if all parties truly desire it.
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McGovern denies easy to infiltrate campaign
Sen George S McGovern rejected as impossible the claim by Michael W McMinoway that infiltrating Democratic campaigns was simple He said secret service protection and staff clearances would make such access impossible McMinoway testified under immunity that he worked on McGovern Humphrey and Muskie campaigns and relayed daily reports from four states to Washington
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Edmund S. Muskie
Washington, D.C
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Taylor and Burton again seek to patch failed marriage
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, who announced divorce plans last summer, aim to reconcile. Burton flew to Rome to dine with Taylor at the Grand Hotel amid talks to resolve differences after two separations. If they reconcile, Taylor may join Burton in Sicily where he will star in The Voyage while she finishes The Drivers Seat in Italy.
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Chicago police head quits under pressure
Chicago Police Supt. John B. Conlisk resigned under pressure after corruption cases involving 19 current and former officers. Mayor Daley announced the move amid a wider crisis in the department and past clashes at the Democratic National Convention. U.S. Attorney Thompson called Conlisk a decent man but said leadership was lacking.
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At the Movies Harte Theatre double bill and more cinema
Harte Theatre presents a double bill The Poseidon Adventure and The Other promising first class dramas with notable cast. Twin Cinemas features Dillinger with Warren Oates in a violent action driven bio. Campus Swingers and The Young Seducers play at Cinema I and II while The Day of the Jackal screens at GCC with PG rating.
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Bonnie and Clyde
Cinema I
Cinema II
Manchester
Day of the Jackal
Charles de Gaulle
Bennington Banner Local Publication Details
The Bennington Banner publishes daily except Sunday and legal holidays from 425 Main St Bennington VT 05201. It lists contact numbers for business newsroom and advertising and provides subscription rates for local Vermont and U S destinations.
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