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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1969

Page

2

Goodell Loses Bid For Senate Judiciary Post

Sen Charles E Goodell of New York failed to win a seat on the Senate Judiciary Committee as conservative Republicans blocked his bid. Sen Robert P Griffin of Michigan was chosen as the acceptable alternative, with ratification expected at the Sept 24 meeting. Other transfers accompanied the move, including Hansen to Finance and Mathias to Government Operations.

Washington Charles E. Goodell New York Senate Judiciary Committee Republican Committee On Committees Robert P. Griffin Michigan Everett McKinley Dirksen Illinois Griffin Clifford P. Hansen Wyoming Dirksen Strom Thurmond South Carolina Goodell Judiciary Post Hansen Charles M. C. Mathias Jr Maryland Government Operations Committee Sen Marlow W. Cook Kentucky Commerce Committee Henry L. Bellman Oklahoma Agriculture Committee

Ex-Goldwater Aide Named To Lead FCC Nomination

President Nixon named Dean Burch to head the Federal Communications Commission after Hyde's term ends. A 41 year old Tucson lawyer and former Republican National Chairman, Burch helped direct Barry Goldwater's 1964 campaign. Senate approval needed.

Washington Nixon Dean Burch Barry Goldwater Federal Communications Commission Burch Tucson Ariz Rosel H. Hyde Senate

Seven die as U S helicopters fire on civilians in delta

U S helicopter gunships accidentally opened fire on fleeing civilians near Bac Lieu in the Mekong Delta, killing seven and wounding 17. No ground contact with the enemy occurred. An investigation is underway. Separate blast killed eight U S soldiers and wounded 10 nearby, caused by a mine or explosive device.

Saigon UPS U.S Mekong Delta Bac Lieu Que Son Valley

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