Bomb making instructions circulate in schools says Senate panel
Senate investigators say bomb making manuals and leaflets circulate widely in New York schools and underground presses. Police officials describe crude to sophisticated guides and warn of dangers, urging stronger federal controls and better tracking of explosives.
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Kenneth O’neil
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Greenwich Village
New York
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Howard Leary
Leary
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Stars of Shenandoah Win Again in Woodstock Parade
The Stars of Shenandoah of Winchester won best majorette group and best drum and bugle corps at Woodstock Firemen's Parade. State Senator J Kenneth Robinson attended as a parade dignitary. About 60 units entered and roughly 3500 spectators watched. Other winners included Elkton and Harrisonburg for best appearing five apparatus, Cook's Esso Woodstock for best appearing professional float, Kiblers Store Woodstock second, CBYF Oak Hill Fort Valley third, Luray Hose Brigade with long distance entry, Gordensville, and Strasburg for best appearing rescue squad.
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Senate Conferees Hold Firm On Cooper Church Amendment
Senate conferees insist on preserving the Cooper Church amendment to restrict U S troop and support actions in Cambodia. House members seek compromise as talks pause to consider options including removing four prohibitions or trading other amendments for concessions. The White House opposition and State Department memo frame the clash as a dispute over presidential war powers.
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Camang
Mike Mansfield
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Thomas E. Morgan
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Cambodia
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Parcel Post Increases Approved by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved average 15.2 percent increases for fourth class parcel post while delaying a 35 cent surcharge for hard to handle packages. The Post Office waits for user consultation before implementing the changes, with the surcharge set for April 1 1971.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Post Office Department
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Congress
County Grand Jury Called for Frederick County Circuit Court
A Frederick County Circuit Court grand jury has been summoned for Monday at 10 a.m. Jurors reported at City Hall include E. E. Bayliss Jr Harold Nichols Mrs Thelma L Keeler Norman R Anderson Howard Starliper Malcolm Brumback and A Leon Whitlock.
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Circuit Court
City Hall
E.E. Bayliss, Jr
Harold Nichols
Thelma L. Keeler
Norman R. Anderson
Howard Starliper
Malcolm Brumback
A. Leon Whitlock
Senate delays vote on DC crime fighting bill
Opponents threaten to stall for up to a week on the Senate floor over preventive detention as part of a broad DC crime bill. The compromise measure reorganizes the local courts adding 20 judges, a public defender system and expanded bail supervision. House passed it 332 to 44.
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