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Winchester Evening Star in Winchester, Virginia

12 Aug 1968

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Winchester Evening Star

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Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

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Aug 12, 1968

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Congress Reform Bill Looks Doomed in 90th Congress

The first congressional reform bill in 22 years appears doomed as the House stalls after a watered down HR 18039 compromise. Senate support waned amid Republican and reform Democratic opposition over committee power shifts and minority staffing changes.

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Washington Senate House Rules Committee A. S Mike Monroney Okla Congress Thomas B. Curets Reo GOP Ray J. Madden D Ind Curtis Richard Bolling D Mo Bolling McCormack Jack Brooks Texas Brooks
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B52s Feared Most By N Vietnam In Saigon Report

In Saigon a New York Times Service summary describes B 52 bombings against North Vietnamese forces near the Khe Sanh area. It notes intensified use of radar aided raids, up to 60 sorties daily, and 30 000 tons of bombs in two weeks, with 112 aircraft staged across Guam Thailand and Okinawa. Prisoner testimony brands the B 52 as the most feared weapon in the allied arsenal.

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Saigon South Vietnam Hiroshima William C. Westmoreland Khesanh Guam Thailand Okinawa Laos Cambodia Kontum
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Light Keeping Couple Ties to Bona Lighthouse at Loch Ness

John Sharplin, 37, engineer, and his wife Margaret hold a six month lease on Bona Lighthouse at the Loch Ness entrance. The couple must keep the light burning and report any outage, with the beam guiding Caledonian Canal traffic. Locals note legends of a monster in the loch.

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Clascow Scotland John Sharplin John Bona Lighthouse Loch Ness Margaret
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