Court of Appeals removes McCarthy from New York ballot
In a 5-2 decision the New York Court of Appeals reversed a lower ruling and struck independent presidential candidate Eugene McCarthy from the state ballot while granting Democrat Daniel Patrick Moynihan a second line. McCarthy vows to appeal to federal court to try to stay on the ballot for Tuesday.
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NATO Adds F15 and F111 Wings Across Europe
UPI reports the United States will deploy 72 F15 Eagle fighters outside the U.S. for the first time and 84 F111 bombers to England, boosting total U.S. warplanes in Europe from 462 to 546 by April. The moves raise NATO strength by over 18 percent as F15s join existing F4s in Germany and F111s replace F4s in England. In Detroit, UAW and Chrysler negotiate a new contract, setting a 6 p.m. Nov 5 deadline to avert a strike affecting 118,000 workers. Washington analysts question RNC funds to congressional candidates, suggesting possible double-spending. Tel Aviv reports documents found blocking sewage pipes at Asher Yadlin’s apartment amid corruption probes.
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Study urges creation of consumer safety super agency
Congress backs a proposed Consumer Safety and Health Commission to absorb FDA, CPSC, and NHTSA duties. The plan aims to shield health and safety regulation from political interference and apply independent benefit cost analysis across consumer protections.
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Rhodesian talks open in deadlock in Geneva
In Geneva the Rhodesia talks opened amid deadlock over release of political prisoners. Ivor Richard, chairing for Britain, said elements of a settlement exist but warned hard bargaining. Rhodesian Premier Smith tied detainee releases to an end to terrorism, while guerrilla violence escalated in Salisbury with several killed.
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Ferry Captain Drunk Before Fatal River Crash
New Orleans coroner reports Captain Eugene Auletta aboard the ferry George Prince was legally intoxicated after autopsy findings. The Oct. 20 disaster near New Orleans killed 72 and left six missing as the vessel was struck by the Norwegian tanker Frosta, raising questions about crew intoxication and safety.
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Candace Mossler Dies in Miami Beach Overdose Case
Police ruled Candace Mossler death an accidental overdose at the Fontainebleau penthouse after she was found in a king size bed. The case recalls her 1964 murder trial and 1966 $34 million inheritance after acquittal of her second husband’s death.
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Bennington Banner publication billing and services data
The Bennington Banner prints daily except Sunday and holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont. It is a subscriber to United Press International and the New York Times News Service. Advertising is handled nationally by Matthews Shannon Cullen Inc. Home delivery costs 15 cents per issue or 440 per month. Mail subscription rates vary by radius with 3 months to 1 year options. Vermont and nationwide rates shown. Second class postage paid at Bennington Vermont.
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