Status Of F111 The Same In Saigon After Third Crash
In Saigon a U S military spokesman said there is no change in the F111 status after its third crash in a month. North Vietnam claimed to have shot down the aircraft over Quang Binh, with crew fate undisclosed. Pentagon declined comment while U S forces continued air operations over North Vietnam and South Vietnam.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
U.S
Washington
Pentagon
Vietnam
Quang Binh
Demilitarized Zone
Thailand
Laos
Aew
Filis
Ta Khli
Air Force
Navy
Marine Corps
Johnson
19Th Parallel
Panhandle
South Vietnam
A Shau
Kontum City
Highlands
Rain Boosts April Totals and Outlook
Rain fell today to lift April totals. Fair and cooler weather arrives tonight with five day temperatures expected above normal. No rain is forecast before Sunday or Monday.
McCarthy Wins Easy in Pennsylvania Primary Race
Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy led the Democratic field on the Pennsylvania ballot with a large margin over Robert F. Kennedy and Hubert Humphrey as about 1 in 3 voters participated. Nixon led the Republican write-ins with a strong showing over Rockefeller and Reagan in statewide results. Incumbent Sen. Joseph S. Clark faced challenger John Dent in the Democratic Senate race.
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Philadelphia
Eugene J. McCarthy
Pennsylvania
McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kennedy
Humphrey
Johnson
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Nixon
Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
California
Wallace
Raymond P. Shafer
U.S. Senate
Incum&m
Joseph S. Clark
John Dent
Vietnam
Clark
U S in Frequent Touch With Hanoi on Talk Site
President Johnson says the United States is in frequent contact with North Vietnam about choosing the site for peace talks. Officials suggest Hanoi may seek propaganda. U.S. contacts have been ongoing in Vientiane Laos with Ambassador Sullivan and North Vietnamese envoy Le Van Hien. U Thant notes possible talks in Phnom Penh Warsaw Paris or Geneva.
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U.S
Hanoi
Washington
Johnson
United States
North Vietnam
Vietnam
White House
Vientiane
Laos
William Sullivan
le van Hien
the Post
North Vietnamese Communist Party
Nhan Dan
Phnom Penh
Warsaw
U.N
U Thant
Paris
Phnom
Penh
Geneva
Cambodia
Woltz to Be Sworn Monday as New 17th Circuit Judge
Robert K. Woltz of Scully and Woltz will be sworn in as an additional judge for the 17th Judicial Circuit on Monday at noon in the Frederick County courthouse. He will serve alongside Elliott D. Marshall. the ceremony will be public with seating for officials and spectators.
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Robert K. Woltz
Winchester
Scully and Woltz
17Th Judicial
Frederick County
Woltz
Elliott D. Marshall
Front Royal
Marshall
Frederick
Warren
Clarke
Shenandoah Counties
All Spring Wool Attire 30% Off at Bell Clothes
Bell Clothes Ladies Department offers 30 percent off spring wool suits coats and jumpers. Sale highlights include women’s outerwear and related garments with reduced prices.
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Bell Clothes Ladies’ Dept
Union Leader Predicts Swift Victory in Phone Strike
Union President Joseph A. Beirne says the 165000 striking telephone workers will likely win quickly as informal talks with Bell Telephone System continue and broad settlement outlines emerge. Installers in New York and other Bell System workers across 15 states participate, with Beirne noting totals exceed 200000.
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Cations
Joseph A. Beirne
Beirne
Bell Telephone System
New York
Patrick Morgan
J. F. Griggs
Western Electric Co
Western Electric
Bell System
Work Stoppage Broadens in Phone Dispute
In Richmond, a union walkout at Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co of Virginia expanded to 430 long line equipment workers of AT&T. The strike began at 12 01 am amid a dispute over picket line enforcement in Charlottesville, with supervisor staffing at C P offices. A union meeting in Richmond will assess contract talks, as Tuesday bargaining was canceled due to union obligations in Washington.
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Richmond
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Virginia
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Charlottesville
Western Electric Co
Charles M. Tucker
Communications Workers of America
C&p
CWA
Washington
Berryville Festival Tickets Now On Sale
Berryville residents can purchase tickets for the Apple Blossom Festival in Berlin. Insurance agencies are handling early sales and related inquiries.
Tornadoes Kill 11 In Kentucky Ohio
A string of tornadoes swept Kentucky Ohio and Michigan causing 11 deaths and hundreds homeless. Five died in Wheelersburg Ohio four in Falmouth Kentucky two near Cincinnati with extensive property damage in Frontier Michigan and many injuries reported across Pendleton County. Local officials and Governor Nunn toured affected areas amid estimates of 2 to 3 million dollars in damage and dozens of homes damaged.
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Associated Press
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Ohio
Michigan
Wheelersburg
Falmouth
Cincinnati
Frontier
Mich
Henry Dance
Ohio River
William Clinger
Falmouth Outlook
Lewis Mockbee
Mockbee
Max Goldberg
Louie B. Nunn
Pendleton County Hospital
Weelersburg
Portsmouth
Clermont County
Ripley
Brown County
Hailstones as big as hens eggs hit Southwest Virginia towns
A severe spring storm lashed Lee Scott and Washington counties with hailstones described as large as hen eggs. In Lee County Ben Hur suffered extensive damage while Jonesville lost power. Pennington Gap saw foot-deep street flooding and a tobacco warehouse flooded two feet inside. No injuries were reported.
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Jonesville
Virginia
Lee
Scott
Washington
Lee County
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ben Hur
Tazewell
Smyth Counties
Pennington Gap
Nuclear treaty approval seen at United Nations
The United States and the Soviet Union expect General Assembly approval of a nonproliferation treaty. They anticipate passing the draft after debate and submitting it to governments for ratification by May end. Major reservations come from West Germany Japan Italy Romania Brazil and India amid China and France not signing.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
Soviet Union
U.N. “General Assembly
Assembly
Mauritius
Indian Ocean
U.N
Middle East
South Africa
South-West Africa
United Nations
Moscow
Washington
Britain
West Germany
Japan
Italy
Romania
Brazil
India
Red China
France
Police chief in Saigon refuses U S pressure over corrupt officers
South Vietnam's national police chief Brig. Gen. Nguyen Ngoc Loan told U S adviser John Mano that withholding funds and equipment will not force him to dismiss police accused of corruption or incompetence. He urged the U S to cut aid if it chooses.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Nguyen Ngoc Loan
U.S
John Mano
Toan
van Vinh
Vung Tau
U.S. Sol
Vinh
United States
CIA
Summer Hours W H Emmmart & Son Inc Close Saturdays
W H Emmmart and Son Inc will close for Saturday business during May June July and August. The change affects store hours and customer access across all locations. Company officials say standard weekday hours remain unchanged and advise customers to plan visits accordingly.
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W.H. Emmmart & Son Inc
Howard Johnson's Tomorrow Luncheon Veal Steak Special
Howard Johnson's offers a luncheon special featuring veal steak with tomato sauce priced at 1.10 dollars. The deal highlights a mid day meal option for diners seeking a warm classic. Local readers can visit the restaurant for the affordable entrée and related sides.
Communist Parties Meet in Budapest Without Romania and Yugoslavia
A world communist conference preparatory meeting opened in Budapest with Romania and Yugoslavia absent. Czechoslovakia pressed for noninterference and freedom to present views while the Soviet approach faced resistance from the Czech leadership and others.
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Budapest
Moscow
Romania
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Weather clears as cold front moves through Virginia
A cold front crossing from the West ended cloudiness and light rain in Virginia today. Clearing skies brought somewhat cooler temperatures across the state.
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Richmond
Virginia
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Dial
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