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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1970

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Agnew declares Vietnam withdrawal to proceed during Asia tour

Vice President Spiro Agnew, in Vietnam for a second visit, says U.S. troop reductions to 284000 by next April will continue. He criticizes Fulbright and defends the Vietnam policy while meeting with South Vietnamese leaders. Agnew also notes plans for forthcoming stops in Thailand and Cambodia talks.

Nguyen van Thieu Nguyen Cao Ky South Vietnam Cambodia Agnew South Korea China Thailand Phnom Penh Bangkok Formosa Vietnam Sen J.W. Fulbright D-Ark Senate Foreign Relations Committee U.S Hanoi Senate Sens Fulbright George S.) McGovern

Boy says goodbye to family pet as school opens

Reggie Derflinger seven in second grade at Stephens City School bids farewell to Colonel the five month old St Bernard before heading to the Frederick County public schools opening day. Nearly 10 000 students expected to report for the 1970 71 session in Winchester and Frederick County.

Reggie Derflinger Frederick County St. Bernard Reggie Stephens City School Raymond Derflinger Cedar Creek Winchester Mary Helen Massie

First Day Enrollment Drops Across Five Winchester Schools

First day enrollment in Winchester public schools totals 2 655, down 185 from 1969 opening. Handley High School reports 1 173 students, Winchester Intermediate 335, Virginia Avenue 503, Quarles 358, John Kerr 286, with declines from 1969 in most schools and signs of possible increases in days ahead. Leggett ad note follows.

Winchester Jacob I. Johnson Handley High School Winchester Intermediate School Virginia Avenue Quarles John Kerr School Ceintendent Johnson

Judge Denies Richmond Stay in Desegregation Bus Plan

U S District Judge Walter E Hoffman denied Richmond's request to pause another federal judge's desegregation order. The plan would require daily bus transportation for about 13 000 children to speed desegregation compliance.

Norfolk U.S Walter E. Hoffman Richmond

Thuy Fails To Show Up At Paris Peace Talks

North Vietnam chief delegate Xuan Thuy misses the 81st Paris session amid resumed talks. Deputy says he will attend next Thursday after a long rest. Viet Cong and U S representatives push for immediate troop withdrawal and Saigon administration changes. Bruce maintains a slow but steady approach.

Paris North Vietnam Xuan Thuy Thuy Nguyen Minh Vy United States Philip C. Habib South Vietnam Saigon Bruce

US and Soviet peacekeeping role eyed for Middle East

Administration officials say a joint U S Soviet peacekeeping observer force under United Nations auspices could be considered for the Middle East. Israel seeks real on the ground security assurances, with UN involvement not limited to the Security Council.

San Clemente Calif United States U.S Middle East United Nations Israel U.N Security Council Soviet Union

Byrd campaign names two district coordinators in Virginia

Smalley of Berryville and Slaughter of Culpeper are named co coordinators for Virginians for Byrd in Virginia's Seventh District with G. Fred Switzer of Harrisonburg as Finance Chairman. D. Lathan Mims of Harrisonburg announces the appointments as backing Byrd for re election as an independent candidate.

del. D. French Slaughter, Jr Culpeper Robert W. Smalley Berryville G. Fred Switzer Harrisonburg D. Lathan-Mims Virginians Byrd U.S Harry F. Byrd, Jr Sen. Byrd Slaughter United States Senate Virginia

Kennedy Proposes National Health Insurance Bill

Sen Edward Kennedy introduced a comprehensive national health insurance plan expected to fund health care through a social security like trust. The proposal covers all citizens with broad services, financed by federal revenue, payroll tax, and a tax on individuals, and would replace Medicare and Medicaid for most funding.

Washington Sen Edward M. Kennedy Kennedy Ralph “Yarborough D-Txas John Sherman Kier William B. Saxbe Ohio Senate America Nixon Oase Idocon Pla

Copter crash in Vietnam kills 32 as casualties dip nationwide

Saigon reports 32 Americans dead in a Chinook helicopter crash near Kham Duc as U S casualty figures show week’s toll at its lowest in over four years. Allied forces say 1 055 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed. 358 wounded. Saigon reports 745 troops dead or missing.

Saigon U.S Kham Duc Khe Sanh

Frederick County Schools Open Term With 7089 Students

Frederick County 18 schools opened this morning with 7089 students reported in at 11 15 a m. Schools Supt Dr Melton F Wright noted the official total may be low by 50 or more as some students have not yet enrolled for the new school year.

Frederick County Melton F. Wright

Weather continues sunny and dry in Virginia into weekend

A high pressure ridge extending from the Atlantic keeps Virginia's weather mostly sunny and dry and stable into the weekend. The readable items include a dog training class contact, a death in the family help number, a buy request for bank stock and nuts with a phone contact, and a spaghetti feast price at Echo Village.

Richmond Atlantic Virginia

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