Kissinger UN speech may spark Geneva peace talks
At the United Nations Kissinger urged an informal Middle East conference to map the next Arab Israeli peace effort. Gromyko led the Kremlin push for a global ban on nuclear weapons while Western diplomats questioned practical on-site inspections and the plan’s substance. Canada’s MacEachen and Jordanian envoy Sharaf weighed in on Geneva peace prospects.
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Humphrey denies 1976 presidential bid in Chicago visit
UPI reports Senator Hubert H. Humphrey met Mayor Richard J. Daley for about 20 minutes and again said he is not a candidate for the Democratic nomination. He dismissed George Wallace and offered thoughts on Ted Kennedy, Ford, and party unity amid a wide field. He spoke after addressing the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations.
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Hearst vows not to flee if freed on bail in SLA case
Patty Hearst said she would not run away and would face 22 felony charges including kidnapping and bank robbery if a federal judge grants bail. Judge Oliver Carter denied release at $1 million bond citing high flight risk. Hearst and her parents will testify as her case proceeds, while others linked to the Symbionese Liberation Army face related charges and investigations in San Francisco.
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Conspirators Refuse to Testify at Swinton Trial
Jane Alpert and John Hughey refuse to testify in the Patricia Swinton conspiracy case. Alpert, already serving 27 months, says testifying could endanger her life. Hughey cites conscience and spousal privilege. Judge Pollack holds them in contempt and detains them for the trial duration, warning of possible further charges.
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Boston Teachers Strike Shrinks Attendance Across Districts
United Press International reports a Boston walkout over salaries involving 84,000 students and affecting nearly half a million children in 10 states. About 300 black teachers voted to return to work in Boston. Attendance fell to 15,346 in Boston as busing desegregation efforts continued.
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Dayton man admits killings in four year spree
Neal Bradley Long 48 confessed to killing 25 to 30 black people over four years and to shooting Charles A. Glatt Dayton school desegregation planner. U.S. officials planned a grand jury presentation and a 90 day psychiatric exam to assess sanity and trial competence. Police recovered a shotgun and pistol from Long’s apartment after the Glatt murder.
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Bennington Banner Publisher and Delivery Rates Notice
The Bennington Banner published daily except Sunday and holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont 05201 by The Banner Publishing Corp. Subscriptions priced for 50 mile Vermont radius and nationwide plans. delivery by carrier or motor. Second class postage paid in Bennington Vermont.
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Nobel laureate St John Perse buried at seaside in Hyeres
Nobel Prize in literature recipient St John Perse 88 died Saturday at his Hyeres home overlooking the Mediterranean. Birth name Marie Rene Alexis Saint Leger Leger he led the French Foreign Service cresting as secretary general before exile. Dorothy Milburn Russell his American widow survives.
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Thomson blasts Salmon over Vermont tax critique
Concord NH UPI Gov Meldrim Thomson accuses Vermont Gov Thomas Salmon of baiting a fight he cannot win by attacking New Hampshire tax policy. Thomson defends NH services and notes NH residents pay less in state and local taxes per capita than Vermont, criticizing Vermont for relying on federal loans.
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