South Vietnam Assembly Delays Huong Resignation Decision
After 10 hours of debate the National Assembly told President Tran Van Huong to decide himself whether to resign to permit a government acceptable to the Communists for peace talks. A two point compromise supported his peace efforts while allowing him to replace himself if needed.
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Big’ Minh
Minh
Washington
U.S
Vietnam
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South Vietnam
Viet Cong
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Khmer Rouge
Tay Ninh
Trang Bang
Mekong Delta
le Chau Loc
United States
President Ford Likely to Crown Daughter at Winchester Coronation
The festival expects President Ford to serve as Minister of the Crown to crown his daughter Susan as Queen Shenandoah XLVIII Friday at 2 30 p m on Handley High School steps. Mrs. Ford will attend a luncheon and view the coronation. Confirmation from Washington was not yet received.
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James A. Miller
Merriman’s Lane
Miller
Lexington
Albert Baker
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Valley
Gerald R. Ford
Susan
Handley High School
E. Michael Luby
Frank Armstrong III
Associated Press
Larry Speakes
Ford
Washington, D.C
Lyndon B. Johnson
Luci
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Guillermo Sevilla-Sacasa
Arch Moore
Alan Shepard
Linwood Holton
U.S
Robert Byrd
Harry F. Byrd Jr
George Murphy
Curthbert L. Ackroyd
London
Napps Proposes Parking Alternatives to City Plan
Winchester Memorial Hospital administrator Carl S. Napps argues the city zoning proposal requires 731 parking spaces, and presents a plan using 491 spaces based on 60 percent staff drive rate and two physicians per space. He outlines existing and proposed lots totaling 573 spaces with rezonings.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Carl S. Napps
Napps
Planning Commission
Final Vietnam aid plan nears final congressional approval
The United States moves toward final approval of a Vietnam aid measure on Tuesday. The bill limits troop use in evacuations and authorizes 327 million dollars for humanitarian aid. It passed the Senate 46 to 17 after House-Senate talks, amid calls for swifter exits from Saigon and warnings of possible extended U.S. involvement.
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U.S
South Vietnam
Ford
Senate
Saigon
Dick Clark
Iowa
Hubert H. Humphrey
Tran van Huong
North Vietnam
Sunny Weekend With Rain Return Next Week
The weekend brings sunny skies and cooler air with highs in the mid 60s to low 70s and overnight lows in the 30s to near 40. Monday to Wednesday look wet with highs in the 50s and 60s and lows in the 40s and 50s. A weekly average high of 63, a low of 47, and .66 inches of rain fell late in the period.
Ford Pushes Mandatory Prison Terms for violent repeat offenders
President Ford outlined an anticrime plan to Congress including mandatory prison sentences for those convicted of violent crimes who reoffend. He referenced Watergate and stressed the need to remove repeat offenders from streets while Yale professors urged caution on mandatory terms.
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Ford
Yale Law School
Congress
New Haven
Conn
White House
Ron Nelsen
Connecticut
Yale
Charles Black
Clyde Summers
Dean Abraham Goldstein
U.S
Robert H. Bork
Justice Department
Edward H. Levi
Robert Havel
Department
Levi
Air Force
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