Herman duo to direct Shenandoah Apple Blossom Pageant
Middletown couple Linde Hagen and Harold Herman plan a one hour pageant titled March of Shenandoah Valley History. They aim to showcase Valley history legends heroes regiments dances choruses and scenes with Indians settlers slaves presidents and riders beginning with the first recorded Indians.
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Linde Hagen
Harold Herman
Middletown
Hermans
Herman
Fitzgerald Named Executive Director of Winchester Big Brothers
The Rev. John F. Fitzgerald of Winchester was selected by the Big Brothers of Winchester board as executive director, succeeding Dr. Edward T. Clark who led since the group formed last May. Clark is thanked for his volunteer leadership as the program grows to 21 matched pairs in the Winchester-Frederick County area.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Winchester
Big Brothers of
Edward T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Clark
Dr. Clark
Big Brothers
Big Brothers of America
Winchester - Frederick County
Fitzgerald
Edinburg
Rn Sieukel
Church of Christ
Cincinnati
Ohio
Social Action
Mmittee
Conmorn
Shenandoah Association
United Church of Christ
First POW Releases Expected This Week In Vietnam
U S officials say the initial POW releases in South Vietnam are anticipated this week amid preparations to receive groups in An Loc near Saigon. U S ships and aircraft may clear mines in North Vietnamese waters as truce observers deploy to regional HQs. cease fire violations fall below 100 for the first time since Jan. 28.
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Saigon
U. S
South Vietnam
Laos
U. S. Pacific
Honolulu
An Loc
Joint Military Commission
United States
Mekong Delta
Paris
North Vietnam
U.S
International Commission
Joint Military Commission For Control and Supervision
Doctors and Nurses Await POWs at Clark Base
At Clark Air Base in the Philippines a team of 60 doctors and 100 nurses awaits returning American prisoners of war. Col. John W. Ord said most POWs will be home within 72 hours of arrival, with rapid medical processing and careful rest and feeding.
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Clark Air Base
Philippines
John W. Ord
U.S. Air Force Hospital
United States
Col. Ord
Clark
Ord
Belfast Bloodiest Weekend Claims Ten Lives
Belfast reports ten dead as violence surges in the period, including six Catholics killed by British troops and three Protestants. The toll since Monday rises to 20 with ongoing sniper fire and a pursuit of gunmen amid calls for a government inquiry and possible troop reinforcement.
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Belfast
Irish Republican Army
William Whitelaw
Britain
Northern Ireland
Edward Heath
Newce
Ulster Defense Association
U S Cotton Sales to China Hit 400000 Bales
Washington reports the Plains Cotton Cooperative Association of Texas sold 400000 bales of U S cotton to China valued around 78 million dollars. The sale boosts 1973 exports to China and signals broader rises in U S grain and electronics trade with China, with a favorable U S trade balance expected.
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Washington
China
United States
U.S
Agriculture Department
Plains Cotton Cooperative Association
Texas
Temperatures Fall After Cold Front With Possible Snow
Richmond reports a cold front bringing a drop in temperatures and a chance of light snow in northwest areas tonight or Tuesday. Local business notes include a final clearance on winter merchandise at Worths downtown.
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Richmond
Worth
Wingrester
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