Mutiny claims shadow sunken freighter Mimi case
An Indonesian crewman told a shipping agent that he stabbed four German officers aboard the Mimi during a mutiny aimed at steering the ship toward Cuba. Five survivors, including four Indonesians and a Filipino cook, were rescued and held by U S immigration officials in West Palm Beach as FBI began a preliminary inquiry. The cause of the sinking remains unclear and authorities continue questioning crew members for details.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Cuba
U.S
Bahamas
Mimi
Wilson Browning
Browning Transport Management Inc
Norfolk
Convicts Escape From Marion Penitentiary in Illinois
Police and FBI surrounded a wooded area in southern Illinois as four inmates remained at large after escaping Marion Federal Penitentiary using an electronic device. One inmate was wounded or believed injured. a chase near Salem, involving home invasion and car theft, ended with four fugitives in the woods and one arrested. Names include Ed Roche Henry Gargano Dennis Hunter Maurice Philion and Arthur Mankins. a separate Brown University grant of six thousand dollars funded geology research from Gulf Oil.
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Salem, Ill
UPI
FBI
Marion Federal Penitentiary
Marion
Ill
Illinois
Charles Wood
James Baily
Salem
Baily
Larry Friend
Arthur T. Mankins
Germantown
N.C
Ed Roche
Katonah
N.Y
Henry M. Gargano
Chicago
Dennis D. Hunter
Ohio
Maurice J. Philion
Oakland
Calif
Broadway Musicals to Reopen After 25 Day Strike
Broadway eyes reopening as contained by a ratified Sunday agreement ending a 25 day musicians strike. Four of nine musicals will reopen tonight with the rest by Wednesday. League negotiator warns of tough finances and large refund of advances amid the walkout.
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New York
UPI
Gerald Schoenfeld
League of New York Theaters and Producers
Musicians’ Union
State Mediation Board
Vincent McDonnell
McDonnell
Max Arons
Schoenfeld
Wallace Opens Europe Tour to Bolster Presidential Bid
Alabama Governor George Wallace arrived in London with 60 aides for his first Europe trip to broaden his image as a potential Democratic candidate. He met Prime Minister Wilson and planned talks with Margaret Thatcher while discussing NATO, Helsinki security talks, and the West’s stance on international affairs.
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London
Heathrow Airport
Heathrow
Britain
Belgium
Italy
West Germany
France
Wallace
Europe
Great Britain
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Helsinki
Finland
America
Harold Wilson
Downing St
Margaret Thatcher
Bennington Banner publication and delivery details
The Bennington Banner publishes daily except Sundays and holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont 05201. It is a subscriber to United Press International and the New York Times News Service with Matthews Shannon and Cullen as advertising representatives. Home delivery by carrier and motor delivery costs 15 cents per day. Subscription rates are listed for Vermont within a 50 mile radius and for elsewhere in the U.S. with various 3 month, 6 month, and 1 year terms.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times News Service
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen, Inc
Vermont
Pro-Communists challenge Portugal as army splinters grow
In Lisbon three pro-Communist officers backed anti government rallies and a leftist aim to reshape Portugal’s armed forces. The Soldiers United Will Overcome movement calls for a Soviet style state and an armed workers’ power branch. Prime Minister Azevedo plans a national address amid escalating unrest as anti government protests spread.
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Lisbon
Portugal
UPI
Soldiers United
Popular Revolutionary Army
Jose Pinhiero de Azevedo
Miguel Judas
Revolutionary Council
Andrade Y Silva
Duran Clemente
Judas
Cascais
Azevedo
O Seculo
Diario de Noticias
Doubtful party plan to alter 1976 delegates rules
Washington (UPI) A proposed change to Democratic delegate selection for 1976 faces heavy opposition amid internal tensions. South Carolina party chief Don Fowler backs empowering state leaders to ignore primary results for up to 25 percent of delegates, and to split delegates by district without strict national guidelines. The move sparks a fight with reformers, while Strauss notes likely reduced public backlash as sessions proceed. The committee also backs a rule favoring minority reports and approves an affirmative action emphasis in party recruitment on start of selections.
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Washington
UPI
South Carolina
Don Fowler
Fowler
National Committee
Robert Strauss
Strauss
Newsprint Cut by Strikes Hits Quebec Mills
Westward with 7000 workers strike shuts down eleven pulp and paper mills in Quebec and New Brunswick. Production falls to 55 percent of capacity, cutting Canada’s daily newsprint by 45 percent from 28 500 tons. Seventy percent of output exports to the United States.
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Montreal
UPI
Quebec
New Brunswick
Canadian Paperworkers Union
CPU
Canada
British Columbia
United States
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Louis Gidel
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Miami
Gidel
West Palm Beach City
Immigration Service
Venezuela
Brown
Providence, R.I
Gulf Oil Co
Department of Geological Sciences
Brown University
Central London
Malta
Louis Malle
Lucien
Judith Christ
Nickelodeon
Spring St. Williamstown
Mass
Tol
Paris
Bernardo Bertolucus
Marion Brando
Maria Schneider
New York Times
Orson Welles
Ambersons
Luis Bunuel
Salvador Dali
Manchester
Rolling Stone
Ace
Timovy Rail
Harry Ends
Nashville
DeSica
Res Reed
Wolf P
Vittorio de Sica
Bennington Banner Telephone
Carrols
Kk Carrols
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