Israel Endorses US Plan for 90 Day Cease Fire
The Knesset backs the U S plan by a two to one vote approving a 90 day cease fire and indirect talks with Arab states. Prime Minister Meir warns Israel will keep territories captured in 1967 until a binding peace is agreed and borders are secured. Local clashes on borders lead to injuries of Israeli teens as fighting continues.
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Massive border offensive near Laotian border intensified
U S and South Vietnam push air and ground operations along 200 miles of the Laotian border to block North Vietnamese troops and supply routes. B52 strikes hit Ho Chi Minh trail depots in Laos and near the Cambodian border as ground actions yield early, limited results amid monsoon conditions.
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Mrs. Romney Leads Narrowly in Michigan Primary
Lenore Romney held a slim edge in Michigan as 73 percent of precincts reported with 239,804 votes to 221,970 for rival Robert Huber amid Detroit computer delays. Other results included Symington’s Democratic Senate win in Missouri and various GOP nominations nationwide. Tonight’s note adds Howard Johnson’s Fish Fry special for $1.49.
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Celia Hurricane Causes Estimated 300 Million in Texas Damage
The Texas Coastal Bend portion of the storm Celia caused near 300 million dollars in damage with 32 deaths in Texas and 5 elsewhere. Corpus Christi and nearby towns suffered heavy destruction with thousands left homeless and federal aid anticipated as President Nixon declared a major disaster.
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Speed studies on Rt 11 and Merriman's Lane begin
The State Highway Department started speed surveys on Rt 11 from Winchester to Kernstown and on Merriman's Lane after citizen requests for speed reductions were presented to the Frederick County Board of Supervisors. Officials will extend a full review of the Rt 11 segment.
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Doubts of Committing Air Aid Swept Aside
Near Skom Cambodia AP reports seven American warplanes supported Cambodian battalions assaulting Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces. A Cambodian air controller spoke fluent radio English, coordinating strikes that helped recapture part of Skoun outskirts as fighting continued along the road to the district capital.
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Nixon backs 55000 dollar farm subsidy limit
President Nixon and the House Agriculture Committee back a 55000 per crop cap on subsidies for cotton, feed grains, and wheat, but approval odds remain uncertain. Some lawmakers push for 20000, plus wool, while arguing against farm subdivision to evade limits.
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Festival Opens Tonight With Pops Concert at Orkney Springs
The chairman of the Festival and two others stand on the porch of the Orkney Springs Hotel as the event begins. The Festival opens tonight at 7 30 with the Pops Concert at the Pavilion at Orkney Springs.
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Molly Chapman New TAC President Nominated at Handley High
Molly Chapman, Handley High School student, was elected president of the Teenage Club at a War Memorial Building meeting and dance. Elected with 238 members present were Mike Carpenter James Wood vice president Sally Cooper Handley secretary and Stephanie Lawrence Handley TAC Talk Editor.
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Weather outlook Virginia Thursday to Friday showers likely
A high pressure center over Pennsylvania sinks away toward the New England coast opening an eastward moist air flow into Virginia. Expect partial cloudiness Thursday with a chance of showers Friday as conditions change.
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