Finishing paving on Cameron Parking Lot on former Conrad property
Workmen apply final paving on the new Cameron Parking Lot formerly the Conrad property. The photo looks north from Boscawen Street with Richard Martin listed as chairman of the Win- part of the caption.
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B52 Raids Deep Into Laos and Vietnam Mark Heavy Vietnam War Action
U S B52s conducted heavy raids along the Laos Vietnam border with about 60 bombers dropping more than 1800 tons on targets from the Ho Chi Minh trail to Da Nang. Ground fighting rose in northern South Vietnam while Cambodian battles intensified around Kir Rom and Kampot with civilian casualties and a large Viet Cong force overrunning a cement factory guard.
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South Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laotian Panhandle
Demilitarized Zone
da Nang
Cambodia
Gio Linh
Kim Rom
Kiri Rom
Phnom Penh
Kir Rom
Vietnam
Mekong
Kampot
Dead Sea pollution near New York prompts Senate hearing
Congress heard that toxic sewage and waste dumping threaten an expanding 21 mile square polluted area dubbed the Dead Sea. Ottinger warned of a growing plume approaching New York and New Jersey shores as officials call for a halt to ocean dumping. A separate report noted DDT traces near Delaware River basin plants.
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Richard L. Ottinger
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John D. Dingell
D-Mich
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Gulf of Mexico
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Agriculture Department
Delaware River
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Philadelphia
Concert Interruption Triggers Grant Park Riot in Chicago
Police clash with more than 2,000 youths after a free rock concert is halted at Grant Park. Rioters burn cars, loot shops, and pelt Lake Shore Drive as 148 arrested and 63 injured, including 24 officers, during a six hour urban riot tied to the 1968 Democratic Convention protests.
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Israel Weighs Accepting 90 Day Cease-Fire Amid Conditions
Indications rise that Israel will reluctantly back the 90 day cease-fire proposed by the United States to restart peace talks. Defense Minister Dayan reportedly may resign if the cabinet accepts the plan. Cabinet meetings were postponed for clarification as Meir weighs the proposal.
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Sinai Desert
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Meir
Washington
Knesset
Yigal Allon
U.S
Winchester Days promotion kicks off with merchant bargains
The Winchester Retail Merchants Association launches a three day event with shops offering bargains on Thursday to Saturday. Hours run 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday and Saturday and 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday. A $1000 cash grand prize will be awarded Saturday night. Free bus rides run 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. across all city buses. Co-chairs are Julius Armel of Leggett and Robert Tucker of the Jewel Box.
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Peace crusader who spent 66000 on ads to end Vietnam war
Morio Matsuda, four years ago a small apartment owner with a wife and two sons, spent 66 000 on full page ads in major papers to promote a plan for peace in Vietnam and world harmony. He sold his business and his home to fund it, his wife left with their children, and he now drives a truck earning about 278 a month. His plan proposed dividing South Vietnam between Viet Cong and Saigon.
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Middletown Ambulance Gets $11500 from County Board
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors approved 11500 for a new ambulance for the Middletown Rescue Squad Section aided by 35 residents including a college dean and a school superintendent. Half is a grant. the federal match returns to the county. The 1970 Chevrolet carry all will replace the aging four passenger unit and improve emergency transport.
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Middletown Volunteer Fire Company
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Lord Fairfax Community College
Western Union
Woodrow Legge, JR
Middletown
Legge
Community College
Stephens City
Strasburg
Winchester
Proposed Ordinance Bans Rock Festivals in Frederick County
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors approved first and second readings of a measure to prohibit rock festivals in the county. The ordinance would limit gatherings to eight hours max and mirrors the Fluvanna County approach, which faced scrutiny during past efforts to block a large event. A public hearing is scheduled for September 14 at p.m.
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E. Eguene Gunter
Fluvanna County
Fluvanna
Virginia Weather Persists Amid Humid Wednesday Forecast
The report notes lingering high pressure keeping Richmond area humid with an unchanging pattern. Local notices list sweet corn for sale and vine ripened tomatoes from Alger Brothers Gulf Station at 2150 Valley Ave, with contact 662-5684.
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Virginia
Eam
C. Ib
Alger Brothers Gulf’ Station
Valley
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