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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1972

Page

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Tanaka Chou to announce resumption of Sino Japanese ties

Peking UPI report says Chinese Premier Chou En Lai and Japanese Prime Minister Tanaka planned a joint statement at 10 am Friday in the Great Hall of the People signaling the restoration of diplomatic relations. They held talks with Mao Tse-tung, visited the Imperial Palace, and prepared for a news conference in Beijing.

Tanaka Chou Peking UPI Cae Ee Communist Party Mao Tse-tung Mao Nixon Imperial Palace Tey Ohira Tanika Susumu Nikaido Great Hall of People Tanka Chau Shanghai Peking-Tokyo Taiwan Chiang Kaishek Japan China Republic of China Chow

Nixon optimistic on chance of ending war soon

President Nixon told a Los Angeles crowd that chances for ending the Vietnam War are better than ever and that the United States will end military assistance to South Vietnam. He spoke after talks with Henry Kissinger and before a fundraiser that boosted his campaign treasury by about 19 million dollars. Nixon said South Vietnam will soon defend itself without U S help and emphasized a goal of peace for future generations. He cautioned against expecting an immediate breakthrough in negotiations.

Nixon Los Angeles Vietnam South Vietnam Henry A. Kissinger Washington Paris Kissinger West White House New York Ching Soviet Union United States of America Bob Hope California Ronald Reagan

Senate votes to liberalize Social Security rules

The Senate adopted a measure to raise the earnings limit for workers over 65 from 1680 to 3000 dollars, allowing continued work without losing benefits. The House supports 2000, pending a House-Senate compromise. critics warn of higher program costs, while proponents say benefits should reflect continued contributions. Senator Goldwater proposed removing the limit entirely.

Washington UPI Senate House

McGovern pledges more city aid if elected president

In a campaign stop in Washington Sen. George McGovern promised greater federal support for U S urban centers. He outlined plans to boost revenue sharing by 4 billion, fund new urban jobs, end impounded housing funds, restore Model Cities, and target 16 billion to cut city school costs along with a 1.5 billion drug control program. He met Newark mayor Kenneth A. Gibson New York mayor John Lindsay and Detroit mayor Roman Gribbs to form an Urban Affairs Policy Panel and a Mayors for McGovern committee.

Washington UPI Sen George McGovern U.S Vietnam Nixon Kenneth A. Gibson Newark John ¥. Lindsay New York Roman S. Gribbs Detroit MacGovern Chesapeake Bay Visi Baltimore al City N.J New York City America Nixon-Agnew

Four more deaths raise Northern Ireland toll to 581

Belfast dispatch reports four additional deaths in Northern Ireland amid ongoing violence. An army spokesman cited a gunshot incident as an innocent bystander was struck during a chase in Andersonstown after troops pursued a girl with a package. Separate exchanges left two men dead with gunshot wounds in Springfield Road and near Falls Road, and a wounded woman. Bombs damaged shops in Belfast downtown, Armagh City Hall, and Kinawley with advance warnings and no casualties.

Northern Ireland Army Andersonstown Belfast Springfield Road Royal Vila Hospital Bhiight Catholic Falls Road Daniel Ronney Bate Falls Road Daniel McErlean Carrick Castle Clib Armagh Kinawley

Godfather joins City screens in cinema tied to summer schedule

At the Movies CINEMA I finally hosts The Godfather after engagements limits ease. A second feature at the theater pairs Richard Burton and Joey Heatherton in Bluebeard with David Niven in The Statue. Williamstown College Cinema offers Diary of a Mad Housewife with Carrie Snodgren and Frank Langella, plus Alfred Hitchcock's Frenay. Time clock 7 and 8:35.

Cinema I Win Theatre Richard Burton Joey Heatherton David Niven Williamstown College Carrie Snodgrens Frank Langella Alfred Hitchcock Frenay

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