Israel Denies Fighter Attack On Iraqi Troops
Iraq claimed seven Israeli jets attacked Iraqi units east of the cease fire line near Jordan. Israel denied the report saying there was no air activity. Baghdad and Jordanian broadcasts reported downed Israeli planes and cross border violations.
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Israel
Iraq
Associated Press
Jordan
Tel Aviv
Baghdad
Iraquis
Syrian
Golan Heights
Jordan River
Basra
United States
Moshe Dayan
Dayan
Charles de Gaulle
France
Middle East
de Gaulle
Iban
Navy court hears Banner commander on armed intelligence craft
Cmdr Charles R Clark testifies at a Navy court of inquiry about the Banner sister ship to the Pueblo. He supports lightly armed intelligence craft but would not take one near Red China or North Korea again. He compares Pueblo experience with the Banner's absence of seizure and 11 months of captivity for its crew, while Adm Johnson notes no immediate forces could assist Pueblo and that Japan barred use of its aircraft in such engagements. The panel adjourns to closed session for classified details.
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Coronado, Calif
Pueblo
Red China
North Korea
Cmdr
Charles R. Clark
Navy
Lloyd Bucher
Bucher
Pete Bucher
Clark
Frank
L. Johnson
Johnson
U.S
Japan
Adm
Marshall White
Frederick County License Deadlines Announced By Revenue
Commissioner Esten O. Rudolph warns that tomorrow is the final day to buy Frederick County business and trailer licenses without penalty. Licenses are sold in the county office building office and a check of licenses will begin soon. Dog licenses should also be purchased by tomorrow to avoid penalties.
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Frederick County
Commissioner of Revenue
Esten O. Rudolph
U.S. Admits Bombing Above Line
U S authorities acknowledge 15 to 30 B52 bombers raid supply routes through Laos daily, with some strikes north of the 17th parallel. They deny attacks on North Vietnam or the DMZ since Oct 28, noting a post November 1 escalation on the Ho Chi Minh Trail through Laos.
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Saigon
Laos
U.S
North Vietnam
Foreign Ministry
Quang Binh
U.S. Saigon Press for Quick Talks to End Vietnam War
U S officials and South Vietnam urged North Vietnam to drop propaganda and begin substantive talks at the four party conference in Paris. North Vietnam’s Xuan Thuy said political settlement of South Vietnam is essential, signaling a likely deadlock as Saigon’s Pham Dang Lam denounced Viet Cong positions and called for genuine peace talks.
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Paris
United States
South Vietnam
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
International Conference Center
Saigon
Pham Dang Lam
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Country Music Dance Lat Winchester Armory Show
Buddy Allen and His Country Giants perform at Winchester Armory for a country music dance event on September 1, featuring a lively set of western swing tunes and upbeat fiddle work.
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Winchester Armory
Buddy Allen
His
Country Giants
Dynamite Wires Behind Stores Found Harmless
Two exposed dynamite wires near the Drug Fair behind the Southern States Cooperative building caused alarm. City official Robert Boyd said the wires were dead and the dynamite charge unlikely, though a live charge could not be fully ruled out. Victor Albright Jr reported the sighting to Winchester police.
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Southern States Cooperative
City Water and Sewer
Robert Boyd
Boyd
Victor Albright, Jr
Winchester Police
Mr. Boyd
Nixon Says Opposing Forced School Integration Policy
Washington AP Secretary Robert H Finch says the administration opposes using federal funds to force school desegregation and will push negotiations with local districts. Five Southern districts get 60 extra days to comply while Mississippi and Carolinas face withheld funds. Finch notes potential use of funds if needed but favors flexibility and fairness.
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Washington
eAfare
Robert H. Finch
Finch
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Johnson Administration
Wilbur Cohen
Mississippi
North
South Carolina
Office of Education
Congress
Berryville Lawyer Tyree Dillard Dies at 60
Tyree Dillard, 60, Berryville attorney, died suddenly last night from an apparent cerebral hemorrhage. Born June 1908 in Radford, he practiced in Clarke County, led local civic groups, founded the Clarke County Educational Fund, and helped start the American Field Service Chapter. He is survived by his wife Mary Beers.
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Tyree Dillard
Berryville
Mr. Dillard
Radford
Winchester
Davidson College
Harvard Law School
Harvard
National Reconstruction Administration
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
New York
Dillard
Millwood
Chamber of Commerce
Clarke County
Cunningham Chapel
Clarke County Schools
Clarke County Educational Fund
American Field Service
Mary Beers
American engineer held in Iraq on espionage claim
Paul Bail an American engineer on loan to Iraqi Petroleum Co was arrested in Baghdad three weeks ago and may face espionage charges. His wife Elizabeth and family say Iraqi authorities withheld details while a Belgian embassy representative visited Bail in prison. Bail, formerly with Humble Oil, was stationed in Iraq. his family notes limited public comment and a broader regional crackdown on alleged spies.
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Washington (Ap
Iraq
State Department
Paul Bail
Elizabeth
Howard G. Mayes
Huntington
W. Va
Bail
Cer
Robert J. McCloskey
Baghdad
United States
Israel
Washington
Mayes
P. J. Bail
Beirut
Lebanon
Ralph Youngk
Conneautville
Kathy
Michigan State University
Humble Oil Co
Houston
Tex
Iraqi Petroleum Co
Welcome Thaw Clears Ice and Restores Mail Service
A thaw ends the ice that froze the area yesterday and rain is expected tonight. Temperatures remain above freezing with a low around 42 to 48. Mail delivery resumes as carriers adjust for yesterday's backlog while students return to classes in Winchester and nearby counties.
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Noremal
Winchester
Joseph Haines
Frederick, Clarke
Warren
Rappahannock
Shenandoah
Byrd Seeks Hearing Over Deleted Pueblo Case Testimony
Sen. Harry F. Byrd charged that part of the Senate Armed Services Committee’s permanent Pueblo file was excised by the Defense Department. He called for a full committee hearing to examine the deleted McNamara testimony and its impact on understanding the Pueblo incident.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Senate
Senate Armed Services Committee
Pueblo
Department For Defense
Sen
Byrd
Defense
Robert McNamara
Armed Services Committee
Sen. Byrd
Defense McNamara
U.S
Japan
McNamara
Defense Department
Department
Department of Defense
Mild Virginia Weather Through Friday
AP reports a southerly flow and a low pressure trough from Michigan to Arkansas will keep Virginia warm and moist through Friday. Also notes local church event and store closings for inventory and a family death.
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Richmond
Michigan
Arkansas
Virginia
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Billy Graham
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
C.I.A
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
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Beautician
Beatty Salon
Wilkins Shoe Center
Bark Mill Theatre
Lam
U.S. Navy
Loudoun St
Macy
N. Loudoun St
Market St. Methodist Church
Montgomery Ward
Aikens
U. S. Kresege Co
Ward Plaza
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