Brandt Survives Narrow Helicopter Mishap Near Masada
West German Chancellor Willy Brandt narrowly escaped a crash on a Masada plateau as a gust hurled his Israeli military helicopter toward a 900 foot cliff. He was unhurt, though others were slightly hurt. a technical fault was cited.
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Jerusalem
Willy Brandt
Dead Sea
Brandt
Paul Frank
Bonn
Eliashir Ben-Horin
Masada
Urgent White House Project Tied to Watergate Funds
A Finance Committee to Reelect the President report says Kalmbach raised 210000 including 75000 from the committee for a Watergate related effort approved by high authorities. The funds flowed to Watergate figures and lawyers amid ongoing grand jury activity and new testimony from Ehrlichman associates.
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Washington
White House
Finance Committee
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Kalmbach
Maurice Stans
Watergate
General Accounting Office
John D. Ehrlichman
Washington Star-News
Ehrlichman
Daniel Ellsberg
David Young
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Officials Confer In Saigon On Stalled Talks
Acting U S ambassador Charles Whitehouse met with Foreign Minister Tran Van Lam in Saigon about stalled Paris cease fire negotiations. Lam then joined a National Security Council session as Kissinger and Tho failed to reach an accord in Paris. The Saigon government cites close consultations with Washington while observers warn South Vietnam delays may slow a new cease-fire document. The Saigon command reports 128 Communist cease-fire violations in 30 hours ending today.
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Saigon
U.S
Charles Whitehouse
Tran van Lam
Paris
Washington
Whitehouse
Lam
Nguyen van Thieu
National Security Council
Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Kissinger
United States
Council of National Reconciliation
At Least Several More Days of Heat
June's first heat spell began Friday and is expected to persist for several days. Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory reports highs of 89 Friday 90 Saturday and 92 yesterday with nightly lows around 63 70 and 69. Humidity rose at night but fell in the day with 72 hours of no rainfall ending at 8:30 a.m. today.
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Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Court Victory for Environmentalists
The Supreme Court deadlocked 4 to 4, siding with environmentalists by upholding a lower court order barring substantial air quality degradation in cleaner regions. The ruling preserves the circuit court’s stance that federal law prohibits significant deterioration where air is cleaner than standards require.
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Washington
Supreme Court
U.S. Circuit Court
D.C
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Warren E. Burger
Lower
High Court
Environmental Protection Agency
Ruckelshaus
EPA
Smith Nominated By District Demos For 17th District
Democrats in the 17th Legislative District nominated Alson H. Smith of Frederick County as the sole House of Delegates candidate. Attorney Lewis Costello declined to run and endorsed Smith. Republican rivals are Raymond R. Guest Jr. and James R. Wilkins. incumbent Duncan C. Gibb is not seeking reelection. Independent candidates may still file.
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House of Delegates
Lewis Costello
Costello
Smith
Star
Front Royal
Frederick County
al Smith
Virginia Gentleman
Raymond R
Andy) Guest, Jr
Warren County
James R. Wilkins
Winchester
Duncan C. Gibb
Guest
Wilkins
Duncan Gibb
Richard Dick
M. E
Red) Royston
Osborne Gore
Nixon Seeks Inflation Remedies With Advisers In Washington
President Nixon plans a daylong session with chief economic advisers to review inflation-fighting proposals from the weekend. Kissinger, back from Paris, also to discuss Indochina talks with Le Duc Tho and Brezhnev visit plans.
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Washington
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Paris
Indochina
North Vietnam
le Duc Tho
Leonid Brezhnev
Florida
Winchester Evening Star expands area coverage with new page
The paper announces an area page on the first page of the second section blending Front Royal Warren and Winchester Frederick Clarke news daily. It highlights a Front Royal bureau and a Clarke reporter, claiming broader area coverage than any other paper. Jack F. Davis notes the change.
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Winchester Evening Star
Star
Front Royal
The
Warren County News
Winchester-Frederick-Clarke News
Winchester-Frederick-Clarke
Front Royal-Warren
Jack F. Davis
City Budget Hearing Set For Tomorrow In Winchester
A public hearing on Winchester's proposed 8.29 million dollar budget for 1973 74 is scheduled for 7 30 p m at City Hall. The plan shows a 6 7 percent rise over this year and relies on Revenue Sharing funds to avoid tax hikes.
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Winchester
Council
Rouss City Hall
James H. Fleming
Handley High School
Bush Backs Watergate Hearings Facing Senate Restart
Republican chairman George Bush backs full public airing of Watergate hearings while officials clash over televised coverage. Senate hearings resume Tuesday as Archibald Cox seeks court order limiting live coverage. Maurice Stans may be called. Gallup shows Democrats favored in next year’s House races.
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George Bush
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Rogers C.B. Morton
Spiro T. Agnew
St. Louis
Bush
Nixon
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U.S. District Court
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Stans
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Morton
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Face the Nation
NBC
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