Russians May Have Lost to Israeli Fliers
Washington reports suggest Soviet pilots may have lost four MIG21 jets to Israeli airmen over the Suez Canal area. U.S. sources say pilots bailed out, one blond, implying Russians. Israelis may avoid public victory. The event coincides with truce talks and a political shakeup in Israel.
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Senmsibadis de Golda Meir
Berryville Man Dead After Head On Crash
Charles Edward Jackson, 61, of Berryville died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a head on crash on Rt. 7 at Rt. 6123. He crossed the center line, colliding with a truck driven by Courtney Fitzwater of Winchester. Three other vehicles were damaged, but no other injuries were reported.
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Berryville
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John H. Enders
J.W. Detrick
Mr. Jackson
Rt. 7
Courtney Fitzwater
Rt. 5
Winchester
Detrick
Perry Engineering
Frank Letcher
California
Roland Legard, Jr
Purcellville
John H. Enders Fire Company
Senate boosts savings bond interest to five percent
The Senate voted to grant Treasury authority to raise U S savings bond interest to 5 percent with presidential approval needed. Sen John Williams argued the rise helps average Americans who cannot access higher yields in bonds and real estate markets.
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Senate
Treasury Department
U.S
John Williams
R-Del
Mrs. Nancy Nulton Larrick Dies Prominent Winchester Civic Leader
Mrs. Nancy Nulton Larrick 91 longtime Winchester civic leader died yesterday in a Winchester Nursing Home. She endowed scholarships at Washington and Lee and Goucher. survived by daughter Mrs. Alexander Crosby and niece Mrs. Laurance Browning. Funeral at Christ Episcopal Church at 3 30 p m. Flowers omitted.
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Winchester
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Larrick
Joseph A. Nulton
Cumberland
Allegheny County
Commonwealth Attorney
Frederick County
Winchester School Board
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Howard S. Nulton
Goucher College
Nancy Nulton Larrick
Alexander L. Crosby
Quakertown
Laurance L. Browning
Maysville
Christ Episcopal Church
John Baden
U S Plans and Cambodia Bombing Strikes Confirmed
American officials in Saigon said U S planes are bombing in Cambodia in response to Cambodian requests. Reports say up to 50 fighter bombers per day take part, targeting enemy troops or material near Cambodia and South Vietnam. Cambodian commanders report battles around Kompong Thom and Skoun as reinforcements move in and civilians are killed in Viet Cong ambushes.
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Phnom Penh
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Associated Press
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President Nixon Retreats From Manson Guilt Remark
President Nixon distanced himself from a casual remark labeling Charles Manson guilty of eight murders. The comment drew attention as Air Force One circled Washington and as Manson defense lawyers sought a mistrial amid prejudicial publicity.
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Nixon
Charles Manson
California
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Los Angeles
Car Recovered After Creek Chase in Frederick County
A 1967 Thunderbird stolen from the S Used Car Lot at Sunnyside was found abandoned in a creek after a night chase. A 500-pound safe was also stolen. authorities say the safe contained nothing of value. Deputies spotted the car near Jumpin s Restaurant and, with trooper assistance, recovered it while the safe remains missing.
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Lacy Anderson
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Charles Mcllwee
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Atail
Jumpin’ S
Lupton
R.L. Bruce
Solo
Celia Rakes Corpus Christi and Crosses Into Mexico In Devastation
Hurricane Celia battered Corpus Christi and nearby towns causing extensive damage and loss of life. At least four deaths were confirmed in Corpus Christi with fears of more injuries and massive destruction across the region. Rescue and relief teams moved in as authorities warned of continued dangerous conditions.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
Tex
Mexico
del Rio
Eagle Pass
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Aransas Pass
Weather outlook and community notices from Richmond
A weak cold front over Virginia will move into the Carolinas tonight, followed by high pressure bringing fair, seasonably warm weather through Wednesday. Lost male Pekingese, reward, 667-7713. Rouss Fire Co. Family Picnic Thursday at 6:30 from August 6, at Lion's Shelter.
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Rouss Fire Co
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