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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1973

Page

2

Ford presses for early Congressional hearings

Vice President-designate Gerald R Ford urged swift congressional hearings on his nomination to become the 40th vice president. He said unity is needed and before a Salt Lake City gathering he hopes the two congressional committees will conduct deep, rapid investigations without delaying work for the nation. Ford suggested the hearings should proceed without a fixed deadline.

Portland, Ore UPI Gerald R. Ford Ford Salt Lake City Portland Ore Washington Nixon Spiro T. Agnew White House Agnew House Congress Utah State University Salt Lake John Senate Committee Air Force Spiro Agnew Druggist’s Association Virginia Linwood Holton Holton

U.S. to re supply Israel with arms

Washington reports the United States will resume some arms shipments to Israel including warplanes, with the pace and extent tied to Soviet aid to Arab states. Officials say balance will be maintained and discuss restraints with the Soviet Union, while Ford and Kissinger weigh ongoing commitments and potential for a cease fire. State Dept. sources cite Soviet shipments at about 200000 tons in the past week.

Washington UPI Israel Soviet Union White House U.S Middle East Alexander M. Haig Nixon Camp David Henry A. Kissinger Gerald R. Ford Ford State Department

Penal panel urges limit five year prison terms nationwide

A National Advisory Commission on Criminal Justice report calls for major reforms including a maximum five year sentence for most offenders, coed prisons, individual cells, no guard uniforms or weapons where possible, better pay for guards and prisoners, and constitutional rights for inmates. It proposes a 25 year standard for persistent felony offenders or dangerous defendants, with longer terms for murderers. The report also seeks to end jury sentencing by 1975 and advance prisoner integration into state systems by 1982, led by Judge Joe Frazier Brown and former Delaware Governor Russell W. Peterson.

Washington UPI National Advisory Commission On Criminal Justice Justice Department Law Enforcement Assistance Administration LEAA Joe Frazier Brown Texas Commission Delaware Russell W. Peterson

Astronomer backs Pascagoula UFO claim as nonterrestrial

Northwestern University astronomer Dr. Allen Hynek says two Pascagoula shipyard workers had a very terrifying experience with a blue haze emitting, fish shaped craft that allegedly landed near the Pascagoula River. Workers Hickson and Parker were tested for radiation, life tests. Hynek and Dr. James Harder call the incident real and not the work of imbalanced individuals.

Pascagoula Miss UPI Northwestern University Mississippi Hynek James Harder University of California U.S. Air Force Parker Hickson Jackson County Keesler Air Force Base Harder

Harte double bill with The Godfather and Love Story

At the Movies review notes Harte Harte showings with The Godfather and Love Story, contrasting imports. Twin Cinemas presents Dillinger with Warren Oates and its violent, entertaining take on the Bonnie and Clyde tradition. Cinema I and II also feature Campus Swingers and The Young Seducers, while Manchester offers Day of the Jackal about an assassination plot against Charles de Gaulle. PG, check ads for times.

Harte Twin Cinemas Dillinger Warren Oates Cinema I Cinema II Manchester Charles de Gaulle

Congress to probe commodities market

Washington reports Congress will hold hearings on the commodities markets amid record food prices. The House Agriculture Committee seeks stronger CEA regulation and evidence of artificial price stimulation. Traders say public reports are vague while prices for soybeans corn and durum wheat surged.

Washington UPI Congress Commodity Exchange Authority CEA National Zoo House Agriculture Committee Agriculture Department

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