Afghan Rebels Take Kabul After Coup in Afghanistan
Western sources report Kabul calm after a two day coup against President Daoud. Rebels led by Col. Aslam Watanjar claim control with curfew and guards at key sites while uncertainty remains over Daoud's fate and future political direction.
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Jetliner Pilot and Navigator Plead Guilty in Soviet Airspace
The pilot Kim Chang-kyu and navigator Lee Eun-shik pleaded guilty to violating Soviet airspace and disobeying orders from Soviet aircraft. Tass reported they were pardoned by the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet and soon released.
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Kim Chang-kyu
Lee Eun-shik
Russia
Murmansk
U.S
Bullets Reach NBA Semis After Victory Over Spurs
The Washington Bullets defeated San Antonio to advance to the NBA semifinals against Philadelphia. Details and photographs appear in the Sports Section. A Tuesday Front Royal election roundup is on Page 2.
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Philadelphia
Front Royal Chief Callers Warns Of Police Shortage State Of Emergency
Acting Chief Ira Cullers writes Front Royal town manager Walter Duncan calling a police personnel shortage a state of emergency. He notes officers with little experience, vacancies, and a pay gap vs private industry, plus plans for a pay study with potential July effect.
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Ira Cullers
Walter M. Duncan
Cullers
Burke Trial Set for July 21 in Front Royal
Judge Gibb denied a motion to quash two indictments against Donald A. Burke Jr. and scheduled his trial for July 21. Burke, a Front Royal Police sergeant, is on administrative leave. He faces charges of malfeasance and petit larceny over entries to E Wilson Morrison School in 1976 and Rhodes Elementary in 1977 and related thefts.
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Burke
Class Views Are Keyed to Social Mobility
George Rahal, a 40 year old Weirton West Virginia supermarket manager, describes himself as middle class earning between 15 000 and 25 000 yearly. The Times CBS poll finds three quarters identify with a social class while income largely shapes status, but few have strong class consciousness. Only 2 percent see themselves as upper class, 8 percent lower class, with the rest split between middle and working class.
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New York Times
CBS News
Daylight Savings Time Begins Tonight Nationwide
Daylight saving time starts at 2 a.m. Sunday in most of the United States. Set clocks ahead one hour before bed, except in Arizona Hawaii Puerto Rico the Virgin Islands American Samoa and part of Indiana. Standard time resumes Oct 29 and clocks are set back.
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