Papadopoulos Ends Monarchy in Greece
PREMIER GEORGE PAPADOPOULOS ANNOUNCED GREECE WILL BE A PRESIDENTIAL REPUBLIC AND HE IS ITS FIRST PRESIDENT A PLEBISCITE WILL RATIFY THE MOVE WITH A GENERAL ELECTION TO FOLLOW BY 1974 THE KING IS ACCUSED OF COLLABORATING WITH FOREIGN FORCES AND MURDERERS AND HAS LIVED IN EXILE IN ROME SINCE 1967
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Copter Gunships Given to Cambodia
The U S government provided Cambodia with a small squadron of UH1 Huey gunships for close air support. The arrival follows a U S Senate move to cut bombing funds and a Cambodian armed forces reorganization amid Mekong supply corridor actions and Viet Cong shelling near Saigon. Cambodian pilots trained in Thailand are praised for flight and maintenance performance.
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U.S. Defense Department
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Lima Latest Destination Of Hijackers
Two young hijackers took a SAM airlines plane from Aruba toward Lima Peru with 89 aboard. The owner paid 50 000 in ransom for freedom of all aboard and the aircraft’s abandonment at the next stop. Women and children were freed, 11 men escaped, and 9 more were released.
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Peru
SAM Airlines
Whitacre among six Democrats listed for 17th District seats
Dr. Samuel Whitacre, named as a possible Democratic candidate, said he is “honored to be considered.” The 17th District Democratic Committee listed Whitacre and four others as nominees for two seats. Democrats meet June 9 in Front Royal to select two candidates. incumbent Duncan Gibb is not seeking reelection. Republicans nominated incumbents Raymond Guest Jr. and James R. Wilkins. The 17th District covers Winchester, Frederick, Clarke, Warren and Fauquier counties.
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Clarke County
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Fauquier County
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Warren County
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Andy) Guest, Jr
Warren
James R. Wilkins
Winchester
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Clarke
Fauquier
Jobless Rate Holds At Five Percent In May
Washington AP reports the U S unemployment rate remained at five percent in May with 4.4 million unemployed. The labor force stood at 84 million, seasonally adjusted, amid a robust economic expansion. The data cast doubt on reaching 4.5 percent by year end under current policy.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
U.S
FMC TWUA Race To Avert Front Royal Plant Shutdown
Front Royal FMC plant faces potential shutdown after Local 371 voted 586 520 to reject a three year contract. Union locals in Nitro and Parkersburg WV also opposed ratification while Lewistown Meadville and Marcus Hook supported. An Advisory Council in Washington seeks a day to day arrangement as talks continue.
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FRONT ROYAL — _ Union
Front Royal Fmc
Textile Workers Union of America
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Front Royal
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Parkersburg
W.va
Lewistown
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Marcus Hook
Washington
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Nixon and Pompidou End Two Day Reykjavik Talks
Nixon and Pompidou concluded a two day summit in Reykjavik Iceland with a plan to strengthen the transatlantic alliance for the 1970s. The leaders left without firm accords but signaled a possible NATO wide summit with North America and Western Europe and noted improving personal relations and mutual compliments.
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Iceland
Nixon
Georges Pompidou
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Ireland
Record Tornado Year Lead by May Toll and Hurricane Start
The National Weather Service reports more than 700 tornadoes through May 29, the highest for January through May since records began. The prior first five month high was 504 in 1957, while the yearly record is 928 in 1967. The agency also notes the hurricane season begins today and lasts through November.
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Washington
National Weather Service
Weather Service
Uncertain fuel outlook for Winchester area dealers
Four major oil dealers in Winchester say future gas and oil supplies are uncertain. A Gulf distributor reports current allocations at 70 percent low lead, 121 percent regular, 134 percent high test, with potential shortages by month end. Oil firms urge filling furnace tanks now as fall supply may be scarce.
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Watergate Tales Highlight Rifts and Secret Papers
Senate Watergate chair Sam Ervin says he read secret White House documents showing a Gestapo mentality at top Nixon levels. Archibald Cox asked to halt hearings, but Samuel Dash and others resist. Ervin plans to seek intelligence agency guidance on releasing the papers amid broader espionage inquiries.
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Washington
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Senate Watergate Committee
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Senate
Washington Post
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the Post
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Samuel Dash
Dash
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Winston-Salem
N.C
John W. Dean III
North Carolina
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J. Edgar Hoover
Watergate Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
America
Tugboat Rammed in Disputed Iceland Waters Angers Government
An Icelandic tugboat was rammed three times by 10 to 20 British trawlers in waters east of Iceland, leaving the vessel in danger of sinking. A government spokesman called the act aggressive and noted heightened tensions.
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