Britain faces broad dock strike and potential emergency
Britain prepares for its first national dock strike in 44 years as 47,000 longshoremen walk off at 40 major ports after rejected pay offers. Goods worth $600 million weekly could stall, with food and energy supplies, meat, butter, and grains cited as at risk while some ports and rail facilities remain operational.
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Britain
Transport and General Workers Union
Tim O’leary
County Man Dies In High Speed Crash
A Whitacre man, James W. Miller, 21, died after a high speed Route 522 crash at Nain. Three others were hurt, two critically, as a car racing at over 100 mph skidded and hit a parked vehicle and an electric pole. Police closed the road. rescue squads and fire units responded.
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Whitacre
Nain
James W. Miller
Winchester Memorial Hospital
G.N. Jenkins
Miller
Carbaugh
Miss Forsstrom
Pattison
Antioch College
Ohio
Marvin B. Smith
Jenkins
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Gainesboro
Cambodian Army Push Near Kim Rom Plateau
Cambodian battalions moved into position south of the Kim Rom plateau to drive on the resort 50 miles west of Phnom Penh. Officials noted enemy losses and speculated Viet Cong and North Vietnamese withdrawal into jungle while signaling a near end to the battle.
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Phnom Penh
Kim Rom
Cambodia
Long Vek
South Vietnam
Saigon
da Nang
Light resigns from Frederick County School Board
Huyett-G-Light of Clearbrook resigns after 14 years on the Frederick County School Board in response to Virginia Attorney General rulings on spouses teaching in the same system. Wife Mary Jane Light, a Stonewall Elementary teacher, will move to history teaching at Frederick County Junior High School in the fall.
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Frederick County
P. Wendell Dick
Mr. Dick
Kenneth Stervous
Kline
Winchester
James Wood High School
Potomac State Junior College
Keyser
W. Va
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Anita Jenkins
Middletown
Shenandoah Hills
Paula
National
Virginia
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Winchester Softball Officials Assn
Star
Huyett
G—Light
Clearbrook
Light
Attorney General of
Mary Jane) Light
Stonewall
Work Completed On Trade Bill
The House Ways and Means Committee completed basic decisions on a protectionist bill to limit imports by maintaining quotas on foreign oil. The measure marks a break with freer trade policies since the 1930s New Deal era. A State Department expert warned of potential business war with major trading partners.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
State Department
United States
Virginia Highways Info Station Opens Near Win d
The Virginia State Travel Service opened a new Highway Information Station on I 81 north of Win d. Costing 117 450 dollars from state and federal funds, it is the seventh of ten planned stations. Staff include Travel Director Mrs. Helen Marie Hoover and counselors Miss Susan Claibourne Mathews Miss Holly Diane Brown and Margaret D Keesling. The site lies four miles from the West Virginia line and operates seven days a week.
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Virginia State Travel Service
Wind
Helen
Marie Hoover
Susan Claibourne Mathews
Holly Diane Brown
Margaret D-Keesling
West Virginia Line
Star
Mary Helen Massie
Royal couple to tour Washington on Americana visit
Prince Charles and Princess Anne arrive in the United States for a casual encounter with American culture. They will tour landmarks, attend a White House reception, dine at a late night buffet, and attend a baseball game at RFK Stadium with Nixon officials and Eisenhowers.
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Red Cross
Winchester
Christ Episcopal Church Parish House
Winchester Jaycees
The
Jaycees
Washington, D.C
Washington
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
United States
White House
Nixon
Tricia
Constance Stuart
Canada
Northwest Territories
London
James Madison
Julie
David Eisenhower
Camp David
Catoctin Mountains
Eisenhowers
Capitol
John McGormack
Spiro _T. Agnew
Guess Who
Gary Puckett
Patuxent Wildlife Research Center
Laurel
Robert F. Kennedy Stadium
DuVal Trails Rawlings by Narrow Margin in Virginia Primary
With 13 of 2 033 precincts in, George C. Rawlings Jr. leads Del. Clive L. DuVal by 879 votes for the Democratic U S senatorial nomination. A runoff decision looms as 10 voting machines faced garbled tapes prompting machine uncapping in Norfolk.
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Del
Clive L. DuVal
Virginia
George C. Rawlings Jr
Democratic Party
U.S
DuVal
Rawlings
Burch
McLean
Norfolk
Neon Ieee
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Byrd
del. Ray L. Garland
Roanoke
GOP
Senate
Garland
Ho Hum Attitude Highlighted in Demo Primary Poll
A viewer poll on WRC TV shows voter apathy in the Democratic primary. On a Washington street, passersby were asked who won the primary and who won the All-Star game. Most answered the second question, while nearly all failed the first.
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Julian Barber
Barber
Wrc-Tv
Washington Street
Weather update and local sale notes from Richmond
A cold front will cross Virginia with showers and thundershowers followed by cooler, drier air. Live entertainment nightly through Saturday at Peanut Gellar. Cammer's Cleaners closes for vacation in July 2025. Snags Sport Shop promotes Spot-Bilt and Adidas football and cross country shoes and gym wear from Handley and WIS. 662-2483. Oak Grove Orchard and Lodi apples offered.
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Richmond
Virginia
Adidas
Handley and
WIS
Snags Sport Shop
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