Nixon Off For Pitch In Missouri
President Nixon flies from the White House to Kansas City for a 4 p.m. meeting with news executives from 13 states to press his welfare reform revenue sharing and government reorganization plans. He later heads to San Clemente for a two week stay at the Western White House as aides brief editors from 13 midwestern and western states.
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Pleasant Fourth of July weekend brings calm in Winchester area
Pleasant weather and light fireworks activity marked the Fourth of July in Winchester Frederick Clarke counties. Police and fire officials reported no serious damage, aside from a grass fire near Clearbrook likely linked to fireworks under investigation. No traffic fatalities occurred amid a higher number of nonfatal accidents.
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Father and son slain at Fairfax intersection
Navy Lt Cmdr William F. Roland and his 19 year old son William Roland Jr were shot and killed at the Columbia Pike Sleepy Hollow Road intersection in Fairfax as family watched in horror. Police said a passing car taunted them and a confrontation led to both men being fatally shot.
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Letitia Clore Sees Nature Outdoors in July Photo
Letitia Tish Clore 19, Hollins sophomore and Star calendar girl for July, enjoys nature beside Cove lake at Gore while specializing in photography and horseback riding. Air strikes in Indochina are curtailed by Typhoon Harriet, though B52s still target suspected North Vietnamese positions in the north of South Vietnam for the seventh day.
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Kissinger Arrives Amid Delhi Demonstrations During India Visit
White House adviser Henry Kissinger arrived in New Delhi as small protests erupted against U.S. arms shipments to Pakistan. Police cordoned the airport and escorted Kissinger past demonstrators shouting anti U.S. slogans. He planned meetings with Indira Gandhi and other officials before traveling to Pakistan.
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Armstrong Dies at 71 in New York
Louis Armstrong a legendary trumpeter and vocalist dies at 71 after a long illness. The New Orleans native spent weeks in Beth Israel Hospital following a Waldorf engagement and left a lasting imprint on jazz worldwide through recordings films and performances.
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Agnew Presses India on Refugee Aid and Middle East Peace
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew expressed U S sympathy for India’s refugee burden and said Washington may provide additional economic assistance. He noted no firm promises, but indicated continued State Department review. Demonstrations occurred at Bombay and New Delhi against U S military aid to Pakistan and Kissinger’s visit.
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Record Fourth of July Toll Sets New High
Traffic accidents over the July Fourth weekend killed 612 people, a record for a three day observance. The figure tops 611 in 1969 and 540 last year, with the period lasting about 78 hours. A single crash on Interstate 65 in southern Indiana killed ten and injured one in a head on collision.
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Front Royal Man Charged in Shooting
Carl Stanley 25 died from a chest gunshot after a double shooting at Corders Trailer Court in Limetown Warren County. Phillip Allen Henry 22 is charged with murder in Stanleys death and felonious assault in the wounding of William Eugene Cameron 18. Bond set at 10000.
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Weather in Virginia Warm and moist air from high pressure
A moderate high pressure system from the Atlantic brings warm moist air to Virginia. Also in local notices Shawnee Fire Co changes its July meeting from Thursday to Wednesday July 7. Retail ads offer 20 to 40 percent off 1500 men s suits and sport coats at Bell Clothes Store open Monday and Friday until 9 pm. Montmorency Cherries from R and T Packing 80 cents a pound, Werpick one dollar per gallon, bring container. Bell s Ladies Semi Annual Sale 33 1 3 percent off Summer Fashions open Monday and Friday till 9 pm.
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