Canada backs U S charges in Vietnam ceasefire violation
In Saigon Canada’s peacekeeping team charged North Vietnam with sending troops into South Vietnam in violation of the ceasefire. The move marks Canada’s first public allegation and follows U S claims of Hanoi forces entering South Vietnam since January 28.
Suspect Arson In House Trailer Fire Kills Dog
Arson is suspected in a Mount Williams Road fire that gutted a double house trailer owned by Gary Presgraves. Fire crews from Round Hill Clearbrook and Gainesboro answered at 1 55 p m. The Presgraves lost most belongings and their dog died. No occupants were home. Investigators from the State Fire Marshal's office and the Frederick County Sheriff's Department are on the case.
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Frederick County
Gary Presgraves
Round Hill
Clearbrook
Gainesboro
Presgraves
State Fire Marshal’s Office
Data Released On Campaign Flights And Passenger Privacy
The White House disclosed that the Nixon re election committee spent 1492891 for 55 campaign flights on presidential aircraft while withholding passenger names and many flight details as personal and privileged. Congress notes 135 trips by the 89th Military Airlift Wing at Andrews Air Force Base.
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White House
Nixon
89Th Military Airlift Wing
Andrews Air Force Base
Congressional
William Proxmire
D-Wis
John W. Dean III
House
General Accounting Office
Congress
Proxmire
U.S
Elmer B. Staats
Staats
Office of Federal Elections
Finance Committee
Stgats
Red Cross seeks 10 pints at Winchester drive
The Red Cross asks donors to give 10 pints of negative blood during the April visit of the Bloodmobile sponsored by the Winchester Rotary Club. The Bloodmobile parks at Christ Episcopal Church Parish House from 10 a.m. to 3 45 p.m. Tuesday. Appointments are made by calling 662 5412.
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Winchester
Frost Ravages Shenandoah Valley Peach Orchards
Southside growers report heavy damage from a cold snap with 20 percent of peach crops ruined in the Shenandoah Valley and further losses across the region. Walter C. Glascock says 95 percent of his 75 acres are destroyed with likely total loss after three nights of freezing. Massie’s Apple Orchards estimate 90 percent kill of red and golden delicious, hoping winesaps avoid harm as temperatures dip again.
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Walter C. Glascock
Glascock
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Prince Edward County
H.W. Massie
Massie
Victoria
Temperature Drops and Orchard Damage from Freeze
The region endured a cold wave with temperatures dropping to 27 degrees last night the lowest of the week. Orchards sustained more damage as the freeze persisted though a warmer weekend is forecast with highs reaching the 60s and tonight’s low in the 30s.
Lipset resigns as Watergate chief investigator amid past guilty plea
Harold K. Lipset, chief investigator for Senate Watergate probes, resigns after disclosure of a 1966 guilty plea in a New York bugging case. In a separate note, James W. McCord guided FBI to hidden bugging gear bought with Nixon campaign funds. Lipset says resignation prevents embarrassment and Dash notes Lipset's solid professional reputation.
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Harold K. Lipset
Senators
New York
FBI
James W. McCord
Nixon
White House
Senate Watergate Investigating Committee
GOP
Lipset
San Francisco
Angela Davis
Soledad Brothers
Plaza
Nassau County
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McCord
Maryland
Bernard W. Fensterwald
Fensterwald
Central Digence Agency
Samuel Dash
Senate Investigating Committee
Dash
Hal
Thieu Returns From Six Nation Tour and Nixon Doctrine
Saigon President Nguyen Van Thieu arrives back after a six nation tour and says the Nixon doctrine of self sufficiency will guide postwar reconstruction in South Vietnam. He notes international agencies will review the situation and an international conference is planned within 30 to 45 days to discuss peacetime development.
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Nguyen van Thieu
Nixon
South Vietnam
Thieu
Vietnam
U.S. Pressure Beirut Over Guerrillas In Lebanon
U S officials press Lebanon to leash Palestinian guerrillas within its borders while pushing a public message to Palestinian communities. Washington aims to cool Arab support, warn against Arafat’s rhetoric, and maintain diplomatic leverage amid regional attacks.
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United States
Lebanon
Washington Daily
Middle East
U.S
Beirut
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Voice of Palestine
Israel
Earthquake Hits Tilaran District Killing Eleven
In Costa Rica a strong tremor centered near the Nicaraguan border killed 11 people when their home collapsed in Chiquito del Arenal. The quake measured 6.7 on the Richter scale and was felt as far as San Jose, with about 20 000 residents in Tilaran District.
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Costa Rica
Tilaran
Los Angeles de Tilaran
Chiquito del Arenal
Arenal
Guanacaste
U.S
Boulder
Colo
Managua
Nicaranga
Carl von Hake
Idaho
Utah
Mald City
van Hake
UN Offensive Tactics Escalate as Zayyat Backs Pressure
Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohamed Hassan el Zayyat spearheads a stepped up UN push against Israel and the United States over the Beirut raid. The Security Council delays its session to Monday for consultations while Lebanon faces sabotage at an American refinery.
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Lebanon
Mobil Oil
Caltex
Mediterranean Refinery Co
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Tapline
Lebanese Revolutionary Guard
United States
Saudi Arabia
Israel
United Nations, N.Y
Mohamed Hassan el-Zayyat
U.N
Security Council
Middle East
Zayyat
Soviet Union
U.S
United
Yosef Tekoah
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