Egypt orders closing of Soviet and East European posts
Cairo announces the closure of all Soviet Union and four East European consulates and cultural centers outside the capital. Prime Minister Mamdouh Salem says the cabinet acted after Sadat warned the Soviets they can be punished for promoting anti Sadat activity and fuelling opposition to Egypt's peace initiative with Israel.
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FBI releases JFK files in detail spanning 40 001 pages
The FBI published forty thousand one pages on the JFK murder era detailing the search for the killer and possible motives. Documents include urgent Teletype messages and citizen tips as the agency plans a second release next month.
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Local Coal Supplies Declared Adequate Amid Strike Fears
Local dealers say winter coal stocks should meet heating needs for now though a nationwide miners strike could drain supplies. Slonaker & Son report 1000 to 1500 tons across 10 bins with additional loads en route. Clarke County Supply cites 600 to 700 customers and a forthcoming 100 tons. Broy Coal Yard and others note shifting demand to wood as miners strike begins. Union action idles 130,000 miners and shuts 1,800 mines, risk for longer disruption.
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Non-Union Mines Shutting Down Amid UMW Strike
Across several states non union mines close on day two of the United Mine Workers strike. UMW President Arnold Miller declares the strike after wage talks with the Bituminous Coal Operators Association collapse.
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Parity protest tractors rally in Fauquier and Culpeper counties
A Tuesday tractorcade in Fauquier County with tractors, farm trucks, and protesters urged 100 percent parity. Leader Tommy Kersey hailed the march as more pivotal than an election vote as farmers, including Dairyman A W Patton and Sam Butler, push for a nationwide strike planned for December 14 amid rising costs and shrinking producer margins.
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James Wood and Warren County open seasons with big wins
Both James Wood and Warren County High School basketball squads opened their seasons with impressive victories last night. Details and photos from the games are featured in the Sports pages.
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