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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1971
Page
2
The Kennedy Center debut of Mass drew praise from dignitaries including H.R. Haldeman and Sen. Tunney. Mrs Kennedy spoke of noble government while Bernstein embraced the family amid a high profile Washington event. Transportation concerns and ticket prices for the center were noted as factors affecting access.
The United States and Japan began top level talks on economic and political issues. Foreign Minister Fukuda warned economic friction could strain ties while noting Nixon's China moves caused domestic shock. Sessions aimed to address a Japan eight point plan for crisis relief, with Washington pushing for stronger measures.
The Cost of Living Council outlines rulings on vacations, new products, price levels as of May 25 1970, and related rules. It covers base period calculations, bids, dues, export pricing, advance ticket sales, and import surcharges in the wage price rent freeze context.
Harte's At the Movies continues Little Big Man through Tuesday starring Dustin Hoffman with Chief Dan George delivering much of the show. Length and padding noted as main drawbacks while Manchester Cinema Theatre hosts Love Story with Ryan O Neal Ali MacGraw John Marley and Ray Milland. Williamstown College Cinema resumes a run of The Foursome as a repeat peep show. Drive-ins shift to weekend-only schedules with Friday listings and time prompts for Harte Manchester and Williamstown showings.
Chiang Kai-Shek nears his 84th birthday with his Taiwan regime fading as global leaders weigh whether Chiang and Formosa constitute China and if he deserves a seat in the United Nations. The debate shifts to whether China is Chiang’s regime or the mainland Communists, with his status likely ending soon.
Dublin reports Joe Cahill leader of the provisional IRA vows intensified urban guerrilla warfare in Northern Ireland unless Britain meets ultimatums. He was barred from entering the United States and expelled after arriving from New York. Cahill said the action boosted IRA publicity and that he chose to stay in Ireland.
Antiwar priest Philip Berrigan and nine others ended a hunger strike protesting parole boards. They ate solid food for the first time since August 5 at the U S Medical Center for Federal Prisoners after Sister Elizabeth McAlister announced the end and urged continued attention to parole issues.
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