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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1970

Page

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Fire and looting lash Asbury Park in second night of unrest

Police reported about 65 arrests and more than 40 injured as up to 1,000 young Black residents roamed Asbury Park. Officials estimated damage up to 1 million dollars with at least 10 buildings destroyed. Police sealed a 21 block area while Chief Thomas S. Smith sought causes.

Asbury Park N.J Thomas S. Smith Somerville

Year End Debt Tops 373 Billion in U S Books

The Treasury reports a preliminary 373 billion end of fiscal year debt, up from 357 billion last year, with earlier peak near 377 billion before tax payments hit the ceiling. Nixon signed a debt ceiling expansion to 395 billion as spending trims and lower military aid and space outlays shaped the year.

Washington Treasury Department Nixon Nixon Istration

3000 U S Students Stranded in Europe Amid Bankruptcy

Paris reports say over 3,000 American students faced temporary stranding as Cincinnati study tour agency World Academy and subsidiaries filed for bankruptcy. Groups scattered across Paris Rome Cologne Geneva Vienna Athens and Yugoslavia await return flights while officials estimate a long rescue. In Berkeley police arm with wooden pellet launchers quell campus disturbances after a large anti America rally.

Paris Europe Cincinnati Rome Cologne Geneva Vienna Athens Yugoslavia Berkeley Calif University of California Michael Healy Hong Kong Healy United States Joe Dixon Ogden Utah Dixon U.S

Draft boards told sincerity key for conscientious objector status

Selective Service director Curtis W Tarr sent local boards a principles list per a Supreme Court ruling. Boards must judge if the registrant’s beliefs are sincerely held and how they govern actions, not judge beliefs as incomprehensible.

Washington Supreme Court Selective Service Curtis’ W. Tarr

Union Strikes B and Two Other Railroads Nationwide

The United Transportation Union struck three railroads including B&O, halting train traffic in eleven states. Officials cited failure to settle a long dispute over eliminating about 1,200 firemen jobs nationwide. W H Gilbert spoke in Cleveland confirming the action.

Associated Press United Transportation Union W. H. Gilbert UTU Cleveland

Winchester B&O freight office reports limited strike impact

Commenting shortly before noon, Charles D. Anderson of the B and O freight office in Winchester said little is known about the strike and that, so far, it has had no local effect.

Charles D. Anderson Winchester

Direct Soviet Israeli Confrontation Feared

The Nixon administration fears the Soviet Union may deploy Russian piloted MiGs to shield SAM-3 missile sites on the Egyptian side of the Suez Canal, raising the risk of a direct Soviet Israeli clash.

Washington Soviet Union Suez Canal U.S Canal Battle Zone Israel Canal Zone Nixon Canal Haim Bar-Lev Tel Aviv United States

Angkor Ruins Remain Undamaged After Troop Exit

Reports from Siem Reap say Cambodian Army patrols found enemy forces had withdrawn from Angkor Wat area leaving the ruins largely undamaged after more than a month of occupation. Elsewhere in Indochina fighting tapered off though U S and Vietnamese units reported casualties.

Phnom Penh Angkor Angkor Wat Siem Reap South Vietnam Svay Rieng Saigon

Weather Outlook Dominates Virginia With Sunny Skies

Richmond AP reports a large high pressure area keeps Virginia sunny and calm. A brief insertion correction notes a misprint about import hooks and packaging in Berryville and Winchester. other small ads advertise summer clothing sales at Macy on Loudoun Street.

Richmond Virginia

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