Bomb Kills Militiamen in Northern Ireland Riot
A car bomb in Enniskillen killed two Ulster Defense Regiment militiamen during a four man patrol. In Belfast a bullet-riddled pair of men were found dead and a riot left 13 soldiers and a truck damaged. Police blamed assassination squads amid sectarian clashes across the area.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Volunteer Ulster Defense Regiment
Enniskillen
Niskillen
Old Park
Shankill Road
Crumlin Road
Portadown
County Armagh
Hogs Veal Lambs and Cattle Prices at Front Royal Livestock Sale
Front Royal livestock market reports hogs at 24.75 for 555 lb sows and veal from 56.50 to 59.00 for 200-230 lb animals. Heifers and bulls range widely with stock feeder and dairy categories listed from 26.10 to 57.00 for various weights and grades. Down payment and cattle price brackets include stock cows at 330.00 and dairy cows at 402.50 down to 280.00.
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Choice & Prime
Choice
Good & Choice
Prime & Choice
Utility & Commercial
Canner & Cutter
Cutter
Pattern promotion for Misses wardrobe and books
The ad promotes pattern 4921 for Misses in sizes 8 to 16 including a shirtdress or pantsuit in fluid polyester crepe. It lists price 75 cents per pattern with 25 cents extra for air mail, and offers related sewing books and a Fall Winter Catalog from Anne Adams via Winchester Evening Star. It instructs sending name and address with size and style number to Pattern Dept New York.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
San Francisco school head resigns under board pressure
Dr. Thomas A. Shaheen resigns as superintendent amid board friction over desegregation busing after directing the first major Northern city integration effort. The board pays $56,000 to terminate his $42,000-a-year contract as Stephen Morena takes a two-year interim post.
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San Francisco
Thomas A. Shaheen
Shaheen
Board of Education
Joseph Alioto
Stephen Morena
Bangladesh Seeks U.N. Assembly Support After Veto
Bangladesh plans to push for U.N. membership at the General Assembly this fall after China vetoed its admission in the Security Council. Yugoslavia requested an agenda item on new members, while China cited principles and accused India and Bangladesh of prisoner of war issues. The move follows 11 votes for admission and a single permanent veto.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Bangladesh
General Assembly
China
Security Council
Pakistan
Permanent Council
Assembly
Yugoslavia
Huang Hua
Council
United Nations
Huang
India
Viktor I. Issraelyan
Class of 1932 Reunion Hosts 40th Anniversary Dinner
The Handley Class of 1932 meets this evening at Shenandoah Country Club for its 40th reunion. Forty-four of 99 graduates are expected, with 47 guests. Miss Charlotte Campbell will speak. Mrs Frances Forney Glaize gives the invocation.
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Handley
Shenandoah Country Club
Charlotte Campbell
Quarles
Alan Peery
Jacob Johnson
Peery
W. R. Legge
Robert
Frances Forney ) Glaize
Winchester
Frederick
Warren
Winchester Man Treated After Rt. 50 Crash
Harvey Mathew Boyd, 18, of Rt. 2, was treated and released at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a single vehicle crash on Route 50 in front of James Wood High School. Police said an unidentified vehicle forced Boyd’s truck into the median, causing it to overturn. Officers Mouser and Buchanan investigated.
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Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hospital
James Wood High School
Harvey Mathew Boyd
Rt. 2
Boyd
Edward M. Mouser
Robert R. Buchanan
Boyce Man Suffers Burns After O'Sullivan Accident
A Boyce man, Robert Morgan, was treated for burns to the hand at Winchester Memorial Hospital after an accident at the O'Sullivan Corporation. He was brought in by the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad and released the same night.
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Boyce
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester
O’sullivan Corporation
Robert Morgan
Sanitation official corrects $1950 figure error
Frederick County Sanitation Authority representative R. Roger Koontz said a statement quoted by the Star was in error. He explained the figure cited as $1,950 should have been $950 or $960 regarding a county project location near Stephens City. He praised Chairman James L. Bowman’s leadership.
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Roger Koontz
Frederick County Sanitation Authority
County Taxpayer’s Association
Star
Askew Says Protesters Brought Own Tear Gas
Florida Governor Reubin Askew argues protesters supplied tear gas at the Republican National Convention. He notes some tear gas credited to police was used by demonstrators and commends law enforcement handling of the event. About 1,200 protesters were arrested amid street violence as authorities prepared for potential arson threats.
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Askew
Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
Reubin Askew
Republican
Florida Highway Patrol
National Guard
Army
Marine Corps
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