Two Women Die In Head-On Crash On Rt 522 Near Winchester
A head-on collision on Route 522 1.9 miles north of Winchester killed Ina Pearl Miller 50 and Elva Jane Franchino 49 both of Siler Rt. Two men were seriously injured Clarence Newcome and Lonzo Jarvis as rescuers freed victims. Newcome in very critical condition with multiple injuries. Jarvis with scalp lacerations and possible internal injuries.
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Winchester
Ina Pearl Miller
Siler Rt
Elva Jane Franchino
W.J. Shevakas
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Clarence Garland Newcome
Lonzo Willie Jarvis
Newcome
Jarvis
O.W. Messinger
Mr. Newcome
Cosmonauts Move To Link Up With Salute In Space
Soyuz 10 with three cosmonauts nears docking with the Salute unmanned station to form a space platform in earth orbit. Tass reports 22 and 86 orbits for Soyuz 10 and Salute respectively as they prepare for rendezvous and undocking.
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Tass
Byrd Warns on Soviet Presence and Arab Federation
Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr warns at a Vienna banquet that the Egypt Syria Libya federation and growing Soviet influence threaten peace. He cites Russian Navy use of Alexandria and Port Said and air defense control in the Suez area as signs of increasing Soviet sway. Spain Morocco and Tunisia are named as important friendly nations for the United States.
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Egypt
Syria
Libya
Middle East
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Byrd
United States
Mediterranean
Spain
Morocco
Tunisia
Alexandria
Port Said
Suez
Daylight Saving Time Ends in Eastern Time Zone
The message explains turning clocks back one hour at 2 a.m. as Eastern Standard Time resumes. It notes the change occurs on Sunday October 31 and that the lost hour will be regained later.
Dividend Plan Gets the Eye At Warrenton
New York University economist Dr. Jules Backman calls the National Dividend Plan economically and politically infeasible. He argues for revenue sharing and tax cuts instead of returns of all corporate tax revenue as universal dividends, noting potential inflation under full employment. The plan, proposed by John H. Perry Jr., would cap corporate tax at 50 percent, tax free dividends, and promise $500 per voter by 1975, financed by growth in personal income tax.
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New York University
Jules Backman
NYU
Backman
John H. Perry Jr
Florida
Perry
Conference Board
Big Business
National Dividend Foundation
Airlie House
Virginia
Blue Ridge Mountains
U.S. Jets Press North Vietnam in Heavy Air Campaign
American fighter bombers clashed with a Soviet MIG interceptor over North Vietnam as antiaircraft fire erupted. U.S. planes suffered minor damage amid the six day surge in protective strikes, while B52s pounded North Vietnamese positions near the Ho Chi Minh Trail and DMZ. Two U.S. helicopters were shot down in South Vietnam with no casualties.
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North Vietnam
North
U.S
U.S. Command
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
A Shau
Mekong
Lam Son
Rowe to Speak at Joint Civic Event in Richmond
Maurice B. Rowe III, commissioner of Virginia Agriculture and Commerce, will address the Joint Civic Club Luncheon on May 6 at the George Washington Hotel. The 44th Apple Blossom Festival kicks off May 7 and 8 as local resort areas expect a booming tourist season.
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Virginia Department of Agriculture and Commerce
Civic Club
George Washington Hotel
Ben B. Dutton, Jr
Optimist
Rotary
Exchange
Kiwanis
Lions
Jaycees
Mr. Rowe
Fredericksburg
Joyce McKissick
Blackstone
Caroline
Maurice
Rowes
Southaven Road
Richmond
Forest Hill Presbyterian Church
Apple Blossom Festival Opens With New Program Distribution
Gov. A Linwood Holton receives the first program of the 44th Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival from Ben B Dutton Jr Festival president and Karen Geary executive secretary Shenandoah Valley Inc. The 72 page program with color photo on the cover is distributed this weekend by the Winchester Exchange Club.
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A. Linwood Holton
Ben B. Dutton, Jr
Karen Geary
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Winchester Exchange Club
Tens of thousands march on the Capitol in antiwar protest
In Washington tens of thousands of young protesters surged onto Pennsylvania Avenue toward a fenced Capitol in a peaceful mass demonstration. Police expected up to 250000 participants as federal troops mobilized and Capitol access was restricted for the protest led by the National Peace Action Coalition against the Vietnam War.
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Washington Monument Grounds
Ray
Otchett the Bee
Ken Schutt
Louisville
John N. Mitchell
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White House
Nixon
Washington Monument
U.S
Justice Department
Capitol Poce
Camp David
National Peace Action Coalition
Capitol Hill
Capitol Steps
Mitchell Warns Internal Threats Endanger U.S. Security
Attorney General John N. Mitchell says U.S. security is harmed more by internal factors than external threats. He also calls a congressman’s claim that the FBI tapped his phone a sign of paranoia. The remarks were prepared for a Kentucky Bar Association meeting in Cincinnati.
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John N. Mitchell
FBI
Mitchell
Kentucky State Bar Association
Peanut Cellar Remodel Closes for Stock Update
Bedding plants advertised with over 20 000 in stock at Kresges on sale 47 cents each. Ole McDonald's Farm Market lists 50 000 bedding plants including flax red white blue lavender tomatoes peppers and cabbage. Wholesale or call for pickup with contact 667-0145.
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Frederick Co
Ole McDonald’s Farm
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