Apollo Soyuz linkup mission begins with dual launches
In Florida CAPE CANAVERAL AP two-man Soviet Soyuz with cosmonauts Alexei Leonov and Valeri Kubasov blasted off from Baikonur for a planned linkup with NASA Apollo. American astronauts Stafford Brand and Slayton awaited liftoff as weather held favorable. Brezhnev and Ford sent congratulations as talks of a detente era in space opened.
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FBI Break-Ins Acknowledged By Director Kelley
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley said the bureau used surreptitious entries for years dating back to World War II and that the practice, trimmed by Hoover in 1966, continued in limited foreign counterintelligence cases. He indicated embassies and other foreign offices may have been burgled and said information will be shared with Justice within 10 days for possible court review.
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Lawrence Long to Testify Before Senate Gasoline Hearing
Winchester service station operator Lawrence T. Long is slated to testify before a Senate subcommittee investigating gasoline price increases and stock reductions. Investigator Richard Casad says Long will speak after Federal Energy Agency members, outlining pressures on retailers to sell more gasoline amid higher prices and tighter supplies.
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Virginia Gas Retailers Assn
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Exxon
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Stephens City
No Immediate Relief From Thunderstorms Across East
The National Weather Service expects no quick respite from storms that harmed five people dead and two missing across New Jersey and nearby states. Flooding damaged homes, forced evacuations, and wrought about 3.2 million dollars in losses as counties declared disasters.
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Lyndhurst
Middlesex
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Jersey
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Washington
Plainfield
Union County
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Baltimore
William Donald Schaefer
Major Flooding Unlikely in Virginia This Weekend
Persistent heavy rainfall since the weekend forced small streams and some rivers over banks and caused at least one death. The Appomattox River crested just above flood stage in headwaters and the James River near Richmond was at flood stage or just above, with no immediate end to showers forecast.
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Astronauts Launch Draws VIPs and Tourists at Cape Canaveral
VIPs join thousands of summer visitors for a three astronaut launch to rendezvous with two Russians. A weather break may aid the takeoff while reserves of police ambulances and first aid stations prepare for crowds. NASA expects 70 000 invited guests at the space center with global TV coverage. The VIP list includes Anatoly Dobrynin Princess Beatrix Susan Ford and others. The White House plans to watch on TV and a protest by the South Florida Conference on Soviet Jewry is scheduled.
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Topeka
Kan
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Winchester Planning Commission Holds Zoning Hearing
The Winchester Planning Commission will hold the first of two public hearings on the proposed zoning for the city Thursday at 7 30 p m at Daniel Morgan Middle School. A zoning map is provided on today’s Star as a reference for interested persons.
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