Bucher Told He May Face Court-Martial
Cmdr Lloyd M Bucher faces possible court martial after a Navy court of inquiry questioned his handling of the Pueblo seizure by North Korea. He said he would continue to give full details of the ship capture and his crew’s 11 months in captivity.
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Coronado
Calif
Cmdr
Lloyd M. Bucher
Bucher
Wonsan Harbor
Navy
William Newsome
USNR
Brooklyn
Newsome
Harold G. Bowen Jr
A. Bucher
Q. Bowen
ICC expands railroad freight rate hikes nationwide
The Interstate Commerce Commission broadened 3 to 10 percent freight rate increases across interstate rail traffic. Exemptions for grain and iron products were removed, with a 5 percent rise allowed for pig iron and steel scrap. Grain rates may rise 5 to 7 percent except in Western states, where caps apply.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
ICC
Jersey City Closes All Schools Amid Teachers Strike
Jersey City superintendent Dr. Robert Coyle orders closure of 30 elementary and 4 high schools due to a teachers strike over salaries. About 75 percent of the teaching staff walk out, affecting roughly 35 000 students. The move aims to protect pupil safety and meet state 180 day school requirements.
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Jersey City
N.J
Robert Coyle
Hudson River
New York City
Rain in the Forecast With Colder Weekend Ahead
Gray skies bring rain tonight with clouds lingering tomorrow and Saturday. The weather outlook predicts a noticeably colder period to close the week.
Kenny's Buffeteria Opens Sunday at Ward Plaza Center
Kenny's Buffeteria begins weekly Sunday hours at Ward Plaza Shopping Center from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. The new schedule extends weekend dining options for shoppers and diners in the area.
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Kenny’s Buffeteria Ward Plaza
Lynn Long Crowned Miss Monroe College in Pageant
Lynn Long was crowned Miss Monroe College by Miss Carolyn Sue Henry at the Wayside Theatre Middle town. First runner up Judy Mellott and second runner up Janet Spitler. 15 contestants competed judged on beauty personality and poise.
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Carolyn Sue Henry
Lynn Marlene Long
Monroe College
Winchester - Tri County
Judy Mellett
Janet Spitler
Zeta Pi Epsilon Fraternity
Wayside Theatre
Middletown
Purdy Matthews
Front Royal
W. C. Thompson
Winchester
L.A. Drumer
Strasburg
Jack Fretwell
Debbie Mandley
Miss Long
Charles E. Long
New Windsor
Kappa Tau Sorority
Miss Monroe
Miss Mellott
Denvier Mellett
McConellsburg
Miss Spitler
Charles N.spitler, Jr
Luray
Community meeting tackles dope peddling and drug risks
About 400 residents and students heard U.S. narcotics official Robert M. Stutman discuss drug control, penalties, and the need for enforcement and family discipline. He cited severe Virginia and Ohio laws, showed films on drug effects, and described a police incident highlighting dangerous consequences.
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James Wood High School
Stutman
Potomac
Virginia
Ohio
Survivor Tells How 10 Died in California Flood
Only survivor, a 28 year old school teacher, recounts a bulldozer ferrying six boys and four men that stalled in a raging stream as floodwaters rose. Navy petty officer, a deputy sheriff, and the youngsters perished after the water overwhelmed them.
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Navy
Tornadoes Kill 15 in Mississippi
A series of early morning tornadoes swept central Mississippi killing at least 15. Hazlehurst suffered a half mile wide path with eight dead and several injured, while Simpson County reported seven fatalities. Hospitals in Hazlehurst and Mendenhall overflowed as victims were sent to Jackson. The storm touched down near Hazlehurst at 6 25 a.m.
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Hazlehurst
Miss
Mississippi
Jackson
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Simpson County
Mendenhall
Harrisville
Hazelhurst
Nixon forms Urban Affairs Council to tackle city crises
President Nixon unveiled the eight‑member Urban Affairs Council in Washington and signed an executive order creating the panel. The group includes half the Cabinet with Daniel Moynihan among staff appointees and will coordinate domestic policy to address urban problems.
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Washington
Nixon
Urban Affairs Council
America
Order of Business
National Security Council
Daniel P. Moynihan
Atty
John N. Mitchell
George P. Shultz
Clifford M. Hardin
Housing and Urban Development
George Romney
Kennedy
Johnson
Congress
Viet War Toll Hits Weekly High Amid Seizures
U S and South Vietnamese forces report 196 Americans killed in Vietnam last week the highest weekly toll since mid December. Allied and South Vietnamese casualties rise while enemy losses reach their peak since November with 2 420 enemy troops killed. Large stockpiles of munitions and food seized totaling over 700 tons in 26 days.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Air Force
South Vietnam
South
U.S
Winchester Man in Critical Condition After Gunshot
Leo Daniel Lease of Winchester is in critical condition at the University of Virginia Hospital after a Tuesday night gunshot wound to the head. Robert Edward Nail, 41, of Gainesboro, is charged with breaking and entering with intent to murder for the incident at 311 National Ave and is held without bail pending a preliminary hearing. Winchester police canvass the neighborhood and interview witnesses. The Elms Restaurant at 2011 Valley Ave is now open daily 7 AM to 9 PM.
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Leo Daniel Lease
Winchester
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Mr. Lease
S. Loudoun St
Gainesboro
Robert Edward Nail
National Ave
John Rice
Winchester Police
Gunman shoots at Soviet cosmonaut motorcade near Kremlin
A mentally unbalanced young man fired at a motorcade led by cosmonauts Vladimir Shatalov Boris Volynov Yevgeny Khrunov and Alexei Yeliseyev injuring a chauffeur and lightly wounding Georgy Beregovoy. The attack occurred at the Borovitsky Gate before a crowd outside the Kremlin.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Georgy Beregovoy
Kremlin
Borovitsky Gate
Vladimir Shatalov
Boris Volynov
Yevgeny Khrunov
Alexei Yeliseyev
Kremlin Palace of Congresses
Beregovoy
De Gaulle Declares He Will Finish Presidential Term
Paris President de Gaulle announced he will serve out his seven year term ending December 1972, ending retirement speculation. He said re election on December 19 1965 gave him the duty to fulfill his mandate to its end and instructed a briefing to repeat the statement.
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New York Times
Paris
de Gaulle
Joel le Theule
Rainy Weather Persists Over Virginia
Richmond area remains under the influence of a coastal low pressure system bringing continued rain. National weather bureau forecasts periods of showers and cooler temperatures across Virginia through the next day.
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Richmond
Virginia
Colonial Art & Craft Shop Shades Sale Notice
Colonial Art & Craft Shop advertises a sale with 10 percent reduction and up to 50 percent off on a lot of shades. Limited quantities available.
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Colonial Art & Craft Shop
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Oxford
Montgomery Ward
Miss Monroe College
Side Theatre
Bill Bridges
Lynn Long
Monroe
Robert M. Stutman
U.S. Bureau of Narcotics and Drugs
Washington, D.C
Mr. Stutman
John Scott Eckersley
Associated Press
Ojai
Maye
Treasury Department
Charles E. Walker
American Bankers Association
Paul A. Volcker
Chase Manhattan Bank
the Elms Restaurant
Valley Ave
The
Foreign Ministry
Beregovovy
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