Battle reenactment draws volunteers from across the nation
Each year on the fourth weekend in October volunteer units from across the United States converge to portray both sides of the historic clash. The event gathers passionate participants and local observers for a living history demonstration.
Battle of White Plains reenactment preserves American heritage
The article recalls the American Revolution from Declaration of Independence to Yorktown and notes the annual Battle of White Plains reenactment held the fourth weekend in October. The Battle of White Plains Monument Committee sponsors the event to visualize the hardships and resolve of early Americans.
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Battle of
White Plains
N.Y
Battle of White Plains Monument
Reminders on Legal Fireworks Issued
Winchester Police issued reminders detailing which fireworks may be legal and illegal. The law bans transportation, manufacture, storage, sale, or use of high explosives with nitrates and related compounds, with exceptions for sparklers fountains Pharaohs serpents caps and whirligigs on private property with owner consent.
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Winchester
July Fourth Open Promos and Holiday Notices
Local businesses advertise a July 4 sales event with free gifts and extended hours. Open today for fireworks, ham, tie-dye promotions, and other specials. Public notices warn no refuse pickup on Saturday July 4th with collection moved to Wednesday July 8th.
Red Cherry Bomb Was The Last Thing He Saw
David Shue, 20, was blinded by a Fourth of July cherry bomb in St Joseph Michigan in 1966. He described kneeling with a sparkler when the device exploded, sending liquid down his face and leaving him blind after lengthy surgeries and hospital care. He later returned to Western Michigan University plans to study psychiatric social work and supports his wife, whom he married June 6.
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Kalamazoo
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David Shue
Shue
St. Joseph
Guild
Western Michigan University
Western
River boat hits mine. 46 die of 50 aboard near DMZ
A passenger river boat struck a floating mine south of the Demilitarized Zone and exploded, killing 46 of 50 Vietnamese civilians aboard. The mine occurred on a branch of the Cua Viet River near Dong Ha, nine miles from the DMZ, in waters patrolled by U.S. and South Vietnamese forces.
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Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
Cua Viet
Dong Ha
Dmz
U.S
Winchester McCormac Amphitheater opens with tribute and events
Del Largent spoke at the four night opening of the Winchester McCormac Amphitheater where a Square Dance and Country Music Festival will follow tonight at 7 30. He paid tribute to H B McCormac and H B McCormac Jr whose widows gave 31000 for the memorial amphitheater.
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Winchester-McCormac
del. F.L. Largent, Jr
Stewart Bell, Jr
Mr. Largent
H.B. McCormac
H.B. McCormac, Jr
Largent
Marcos says Japan must take larger regional military role
Philippine President Marcos says with U S military posture shrinking in Asia Japan will have to assume more responsibility for peace and order. He warns rising Japanese military spending could cause concern if U S forces withdraw.
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Ferdinand Marcos
United States
Asia
Japan
Pacific
Marcos
William P. Rogers
Rogers
United Staes
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Laurel-Langley
Unemployment Rate Dips For First Time This Year
The June unemployment rate fell to 4.7 percent, while 4.7 million Americans remained jobless. The Labor Department blamed fewer adult women and teenagers seeking work, as the civilian labor force rose 2.3 million to 84.1 million.
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Washington
Labor Department
Department
Nixon
Nixon Aides Back Plan to Cut Federal Funds Over Segregation
Washington AP. The Nixon administration revived the use of federal funding cutoffs to force desegregation, targeting Hendry County Florida Nacogdoches Texas and Chester County South Carolina with 30 days to conform or lose money. Roughly 100 districts remain illegally segregated as fall classes approach. The Justice Department weighs options as DOT and HEW signal mixed signals on escalation.
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Nixon
Elliot L. Richardson
Florida
Texas
South Corona
Richardson
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Hendry County
Deep South
Severe storm hits Frederick Clarke and Shenandoah counties
Areas of Frederick and Clarke Counties reported damage while Winchester stayed dry. Shenandoah County endured a strong storm after 5 pm with downed trees and power outages near Woodstock and lifted roofs in sections. Fairfax Court hail measured about an inch. Potomac Edison reported power disruptions but gave no details due to the holiday.
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Winchester
Frederick
Clarke
Potomac Edison Power Company
Shenandoah
Woodstock
Fairfax Court
Weather Front Affects Virginia Air Outlook
The front moves eastward across Virginia with warm moist air present and cooler drier air expected to arrive Sunday. The note mentions businesses closing for vacation on July 4 and various local sales and discounts during the holiday period.
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Richmond
Virginia
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