Agnew to Visit Virginia Amid Flood Aid Efforts
Vice President Spiro Agnew planned a Virginia trip to review disaster relief progress after the flood. He would tour Richmond and coastal areas, meet officials, and press for faster federal aid and Red Tape reduction.
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Allies Launch Drive To Recapture Quang Tri
South Vietnamese forces began their first major push to retake Quang Tri, with about 10 000 across the river front from the South China Sea to the hills west of Highway 1. U S warplanes and ships supported tanks and artillery as 1 450 tons of explosives opened the path. No casualty figures were reported.
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Associated Press
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Southy China Sea
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House Vote Backs Nixon War Policies And Budget Battles
The House approved a 334 to 50 vote supporting Nixon's war stance and defense cuts while opposing efforts to force a rapid U.S. pullout. Critics warned of Soviet inferiority if funding shifts hinder weapon and missile programs. The chamber backed delaying key defense projects and preserving Trident plans.
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India Pakistan Peace Talks Open In Simla Summit
Indira Gandhi and Zulfikar Ali Bhutto open historic talks in Simla as India refuses to release 94,000 Pakistani POWs until Islamabad recognizes Kashmir as international boundary and Bangladesh as independent. Bhutto demands POW return and restoration of diplomatic ties.
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Senate Moves Bill to Ban Cheap Handguns
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved a bill to ban sale of small concealable handguns after hours of debate. Lead backer Sen. Birch Bayh says it would remove about one million of the 2.6 million handguns sold yearly and target weapons used in major crimes including past assassinations.
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George C. Wallace
Alabama
Man Charged With Exposure In Smithsburg
A 4 year old Smithsburg man was arrested Sunday by city police and charged with indecent exposure after a 23 year old woman reported a man exposing himself in the lobby area of the Mid Town Motel on Prospect Street. Officers Murrah and Snyder chased and caught the suspect on East Walnut Street. Police believe the man is linked to several indecent exposure incidents in the city.
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Weather Report From Boonsboro Observer
Boonsboro weather observer Howard Beckenbaugh logged a Tuesday high of 78 degrees and a morning low of 63 with a 65 degree daytime reading. Barometer at 20 35 and falling slowly. Winds calm with heavy dew reported.
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Tragic Homecoming For Flood Victims
Wilkes Barre area reels from Agnes flood as over 100 homes destroyed and residents return to mud and ruin. Survivors describe fears of aid delays, damaged livelihoods, and ongoing contamination as officials warn of lingering hazards and future storms.
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Sam Boyle
Associated Press
Wilkes Barry
Lons
Laorne County
Susathhauna
Gang Killings Rock Frisco's Chinatown
In San Francisco Chinatown a 24 year old Chinese youth services executive Barry Fong Torres was found shot in his apartment after answering a doorbell late Monday night. Police report a threatening note left under the body reading Pig in formers Die Yong amid a string of gangland murders threatening Chinatown residents.
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