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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1974

Page

2

Burning Cunard Ambassador Abandoned in Florida Straits

In the Florida Straits the Cunard Ambassador burned and listed seven degrees as 96 firefighters and crews evacuated. No passengers were aboard. 309 crew and entertainers were rescued by Tallulah and Cape York forces, with others remaining aboard to fight the fire.

Key West, Fla UPI Cunard Florida Straits Coast Guard Coast Miami Mexico New Orleans Robert Howard Yorkshire England U.S Tallulah Port Everglades Fort Lauderdale Howard Ambassador

Oil producers eye profit margin hike

Western economists warn of possible winter price hikes if OPEC raises profits to offset inflation. Ministers from oil exporting countries discuss a plan to boost profits, with Amouzegar saying increases could range zero to 14 percent while navigation of costs for consumers remains debated. Saudi minister Yamani hopes prices fall. industry sources doubt reductions. OPEC planners favor 14 percent to match inflation, aiming to shift costs from consumers to oil companies.

Vienna UPI Jamshid Amouzegar Iran Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Ahmed Zaki Yamani OPEC Amouzegar British Petroleum Co Abu Dhabi Algeria Ecuador

Andom Leads Ethiopian Military government after Emperor's Ouster

Gen Aman Michael Andom, American educated, becomes chair of the Council of Ministers as Ethiopia's seven month coup ends Haile Selassie's 58 year reign. Crown Prince Wossen remains in Switzerland after a stroke while Ethiopians celebrate with crowds, street vendors thriving, and soldiers displaying Ethiopia First insignia as the military seizes control and suspends parliament.

Addis Ababa API Ethiopia Haile Selassie Aman Michael Andom Council of Ministers Asfa Woosen Geneva Armed Forces Committee Washington State Department Mussolini Debre Zeid Selassie Solomon Sheba Andom Howard University Crown Prince Wossen Switzerland

CIA Chief Defends Secret Activities At Address

CIA Director William E. Colby defended covert operations as essential to U.S. security despite opposition at a symposium. He said secrecy protects policy and counters potential adversaries, noting covert actions are authorized by the National Security Council. Former officials and Daniel Ellsberg questioned an “invisible government” operating outside Congress.

Washington UPI CIA William E. Colby Colby National Security Studies Section Fund For Peace U.N State Department Pentagon Salvador Allende Chile Allende National Security Council Congress Cuba Daniel Ellsberg Nixon White House Ellsberg

Reward Offer Sparks Du Pont Theft Theories

A New York Times classified ad from Chubb and Son offers 100000 dollars for information about a jewelry theft from a Delaware private residence on Sept 1, 1974. Police link Bayard Sharp family ties but provide few details while noting 50 pieces of personalized gold and platinum jewelry with diamonds rubies sapphires and pearls were taken.

Centerville Del UPI Delaware du Pont Chubb and Son, Inc Philadelphia New York Times USA Chubb Bayard Sharp Sharp H. Rodney Sharp Sr Isabella Mathieu du Pont Lammot du Pont Pierre S. du Pont E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Co du Pont Chemical Empire University of Delaware

Opposition grows to 850000 Nixon transition fund

In Congress Democrats and some Republicans clash over an 850000 request for Nixon transition expenses. The GSA seeks 400000 for Former Presidents Act and 450000 for transitional costs to staff offices and screen papers, including a vault near Nixon's San Clemente estate.

Arthur Sampson General Services Administration House GSA Nixon Lyndon B. Johnson Howard Robison Rn.y San Clemente

Youth sentenced to die in slaying of Mrs. King

Marcus Wayne Chenault, 23, former Ohio State student, was condemned to death by electrocution by a Fulton County jury for the slaying of Mrs. King and a church deacon at Ebenezer Baptist Church. He received 10 years for assault and 12 months on weapons counts. The judge set execution for November 8 in Reidsville. automatic appeal filed.

Mrs. King Atlanta UPI Marcus Wayne Chenault Martin Luther King Sr Chenault Ohio State University Randy Bacote Marcus Wayne Chenault Sr Dayton Ohio Fulton County Superior Court Luther Alverson Reidsville Georgia Bacote Lewis Slaton Ebenezer Baptist Church King Edward

Japanese fishing boat held in Maine until legal cases decided

The Tayio Maru and its 31 crew are kept at the Maine state pier as U.S. officials proceed with civil and criminal actions for violating the U.S. fishing limit near Monhegan Island. Captain Masatoshi Kawaguchi faces charges for piloting inside the 12 mile limit. Conviction could bring hefty fines, ship confiscation, or crew imprisonment.

U.S John Wlodkowski Moran Shipping Agencies, Inc Masatoshi Kawaguchi Monhegan Island Maine State Pier Kawaguchi U.S. Coast Guard Japan

Richardson says Nixon pardon was ill timed

Former U S Attorney General Elliot Richardson said the Nixon prosecution or conviction would have caused a prolonged humiliating national ordeal. He criticized President Ford for granting an unconditional pardon as hasty and ill timed, noting preference for a full case development by the special prosecutor. Richardson resigning in 1973 after Nixon asked him to fire Archibald Cox in the Saturday Night Massacre.

Detroit UPI U.S Elliot Richardson Richard Nixon Richardson Nixon Ford Attorney General Post Archibald Cox

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