Nixon Asks 61 Million to Fight Crime 2
The AP report notes U S losses in Vietnam with six helicopters destroyed in midair collisions and crashes. A fiery collision 35 miles north of Saigon killed 16 Americans and South Vietnamese. other crashes left Americans dead or wounded and injuries among South Vietnamese troops. Investigations into the crashes were ordered as crews worked to determine causes.
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Saigon
U.S. Command Today
U.S
Gon
Demilitarized Zone
101St Airborne Division
Central Highlands
Mekong
3Rd Military Corps
City College Shutdown as Negro Puerto Rican Students Block Campus
At City College of New York minority students blocked four South Campus gates and whites were kept out for a second day as protests spread to Cornell Princeton and campuses nationwide. Authorities canceled classes and police removed gate chains amid continuing demonstrations.
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Associated Press City College of New York
Cornell University
Princeton University
Students For A Democratic Society
Defense Department
Institute For Defense Analyses
City College
Buell G. Gallagher
School of Black Studies
Cornell
Ithaca
N.Y
Tompkins County
Robert L. Howard
James A. Perkins
Washington
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Virginia General Assembly approves revisions to state constitution
Star reports condensed summary of the special Assembly session action approving constitutional revisions. Editorial comment appears on Page 4.
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Special General Assembly
Star
Middletown Hit by Hail Storm
A localized hail storm swept the Middletown area yesterday morning with quarter inch stones. State Police reported the line formed across Interstate 81 from the east, briefly blanketing roads and fields before melting. A New York couple, Thomas Jelomono and his companion, crashed near the Middletown exit saying it felt like driving on ball bearings. The storm began around 10:15 and lasted about 15 minutes with little damage reported to orchards.
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Scales
Middletown
New York
Thomas Jelomono
Parakeet Returns Home After Long Flight to Gainesboro
Mrs William Miller feared her parakeet had died after it vanished last Wednesday. A Gainesboro resident, alerted by WINC reports, found the bird and returned it to Mrs Miller who is nursing it back to health.
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Charlie Brown
William Miller
Gainesboro
Winc
Furniture Showrooms Open 9to5
Janet House Interiors advertises openings with day lilies at 99 cents and garden lilies at 85 cents, highlighting smalls and garden center offerings.
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Janet
Smalls Garden Center
Bill Would Remove Trade Restrictions With China
Illinois congressman Rep. Paul Findley plans a Thursday bill to lift U.S. trade embargoes on China and Eastern bloc nations. The measure would end the China embargo, ease export licensing, authorize a trade mission to Canton, and allow tariff privileges to Czechoslovakia.
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China
Washington
Illinois
Paul Findley
Findley
Canton
Czechoslovakia
Antique Car Head Guest For Festival
Albert W. Whiting of Meadow Brook Pa president of the Antique Automobile Club of America will attend the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester May 1 2 3. He will ride in the Grand Feature Parade on May 2 at 1 30 p.m. and join the AACA Meet at Winchester Recreation Park on May 3. Whiting who owns a 1914 Model T Ford and a 1926 Model T Ford will be introduced at the Handley audience before the coronation and May 2 will judge the Miss Shenandoah Apple Blossom contest at Quarles School. About 602 antique cars are registered for the Meet with 150 in the advance parade. The meet runs May 3 from 10 30 a.m. to 3 p.m. with Queen Shenandoah Nancy Hardin opening. Arthur L. Bragg of Brucetown directs the Meet and Festival Antique Cars. Shenandoah Region AACA president Thomas W. Rissler leads the host group.
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Meadow Prook
Antique Automobile Club of America
Winchester
Shenandoah
Winchester Recreation Park
Whiting
AACA
Quarles School
Meet
Shenandoah Region
Thomas W. Rissler
Reductions at Modern Age Shoppe Bring Ensemble Deals
The Modern Age Shoppe announces a 1 third sale on ensembles suits and dresses. Customers can save across a range of fashion items with price cuts applied storewide.
Arabs and Israelis Exchange Fire Near Beit Shean
Arabs and Israelis fired near Beit Shean on the Jordanian frontier as Israel marked its 21st independence anniversary. Three Arabs were wounded in Gaza City when a small explosive injured moviegoers and a grenade was hurled at a police jeep. Police held suspects as tensions rose amid roadblocks and widespread alerts.
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Jerusalem
Beit Shean
Israel
Gaza City
Suez Canal
U Thant
Planning Commission to rule on Conrad House site parking lot
The Winchester Planning Commission may approve or disapprove the Winchester Parking Authority plan for a parking lot on the Conrad House site at 12 N. Cameron St. The decision hinges on general location and extent, with a permit to raze sought only if approved. Richard J. Martin notes no BAR permission is required since the house isn’t on the BAR inventory.
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Winchester Parking Authority
N. Cameron St
City Planning Commission
Wendell Seldon
WPA
Rouss City Hall
Planning Commission
Richard J. Martin
Conrad
Board of Architectural Review
Martin
BAR
Country Hams Baked and Sliced to Order
Virginia ham house offers baked and sliced country hams priced at 2.50 per order with phone 662-0869 for orders and pickup.
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Virginia
Heart Transplant Patient Brims With Energy After Surgery
Palo Alto California AP Robert O McKee, 51, the world s 38th heart transplant patient, rides five miles daily and pursues golf, swimming, horses, and real estate studies. He received Dr William Sample s heart at Stanford on August 31 last year and reports energy and appetite a dramatic 200 percent gain over his pre transplant level.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Robert O. McKee
McKee
Stanford Medical Center
William Sample
Menlo Park
Canf
Children’s “Health Council
Sam
Nixon bets on antitrust tactic to crack Cosa Nostra
President Nixon proposed a 61 million crime fight budget to target organized crime with new strike forces in 20 cities and tighter police corruption laws. He urged higher taxes on gamblers, expanded witness immunity, and potential use of antitrust powers to seize syndicate assets and cripple racketeering networks.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Cosa Ostra
Opera
Cosa Nostra
Richmond Weather Forecast Keeps Cold Northerly Airflow
Richmond AP reports Virginia will see stable conditions with a cold moist northerly air flow continuing for several days. Temperatures remain cool and conditions unsettled with light precipitation possible at times.
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Richmond
Virginia
Denneys Comm Auction Evening Sale at Zenith Center
Auction at the Zenith Center tonight at 7:00 p.m. features furniture appliances and tools. The Zenith Center will close Wednesday afternoon May 7. move to 2700 Valley Ave on Friday April 25. Also Chevrolet Cadillac store open tonight 6 to 9 p.m. with a charcoal offer two bags free with one bought, limit two per customer at Sears Roebuck and Co.
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Dennys
Valley Ave
B&m
Sears, Roebuck and Co
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