Two House Veto Votes Loom On Education and HUD Bills
Washington AP Nixon and the House prepared to vote on two major vetoes totaling 22.4 billion for education government agencies veterans hospitals and local environmental programs. Democrats hoped for GOP support to override the education and housing and urban development bills despite weak backing for the larger package.
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Congress
Cameron Lot To Be Opened Next Thursday
The Winchester Parking Authority will open the Cameron St lot on the old Conrad McCormac property next Thursday. The 203 space site includes zones for monthly, all day, and transient parking with signs and brick entrances sourced from the Conrad property. Authority officials credit John Goodwin and Jack Brandon for their efforts on this prominent new East Coast parking facility.
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Waffle Shop Ad and Local Notices
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Nerve gas hoisted aboard ship for sinking off Florida coast
Longshoremen load vaults of deadly nerve gas onto the LeBaron Russell Briggs, a mothballed Liberty ship. The Army plans to sink the hulk 283 miles east of Cape Kennedy in 16,000 feet of water next Tuesday, while a court hearing considers a temporary restraining order.
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Cape Kennedy
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Heavy fighting in Vietnam aimed at pacification drive
AP dispatch reports more than 300 North Vietnamese killed as fighting intensifies in the lowlands of Quang Tri Tri Thua Thien provinces. Maj. Nguyen Van Van of Fire Base O'Reilly died in a mortar attack. US air forces and gunships conduct heavy strikes while ground forces mostly block. Civilian casualties not estimated.
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FBI Reports Dramatic Increase in Shootings Since 1964
The FBI reports a sharp rise in gun use in murders and assaults in 1969 with 14 590 deaths and 306 420 aggravated assaults. Guns were used in 65 percent of murders and 24 percent of assaults, while handgun use accounted for 51 percent of last year’s murders.
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Quiet Restored In Hagerstown After Curfew
In Hagerstown Maryland a curfew was imposed at 1 30 a m and lifted at 4 30 a m after seven minor fire bombings and rock throwing. Police arrested at least six for curfew violations. One officer was slightly injured as about 80 officers maintained order and the city regained quiet by 3 a.m.
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Maryland
Godwin backs Byrd in bid for reelection
Former Gov Mills E Godwin Jr endorses U S Senator Harry F Byrd Jr saying Byrd's record reflects shared political philosophy and urging Democrats to support Byrd in his independent re election bids Godwin plans to vote and work for Byrd while urging party loyalty to oppose the current political course in Washington and Virginia
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Dayan says missiles deployed near Suez Canal
Defense Minister Moshe Dayan charges Egypt moved Soviet SAM missiles into the Suez area violating the cease-fire and calls for U S action to press withdrawal. Israel cites calm responses while both sides accuse the other of minor violations. An Israeli spokesman disputes reports of any Israeli firing on the canal.
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Washington
Final Senate push against ABM expansion faces dire votes
Foes of Nixon’s Safeguard program say victory lies in two Senate defeats while supporters claim enough votes to block any bid to expand to two new sites. Sen. Brooke previews a Wednesday vote on limiting expansion and preserving current sites Montana North Dakota.
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Brooke
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Harold Hughes
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Wyoming
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North Dakota
Escapees Sought From Camp 7 At Double Toll Gate
Police search two escapees from State Road Camp 7 at Double Toll Gate. Trusties Daniel McKenzie and David Wilberger, both white males in their teens to late twenties, fled unguarded from farm duty after short sentences for misdemeanors. McKenzie would have been free in October. Wilberger’s sentence ends in January.
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Falls Church
Wilberger
Fairfax County
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