Dodd Defends Honesty as Censure Debate Opens
In a restrained Senate, Sen. Thomas J. Dodd defends his integrity amid ethics panel calls for censure over travel expense billing. He concedes some campaign funds were used personally but contests the extent, saying a man’s reputation is his most precious possession.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
Ethics Committee
Dodd
Bipartisan
L Russell
Long Sis Tones
Defender
Long
Committee
John Stennis
D-Miss
Stennis
Dconn
U.S._Senate
Russell B. Mece
Sen
Soviet Premier May Attend UN Session
The Soviet Union pressed for an emergency U N General Assembly session to act against Israel amid talk Premier Kosygin might attend. The Security Council debated a resolution demanding immediate Israeli withdrawal as Moscow eyed the 62 country majority to back the assembly call.
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United Nations, N.Y
Soviet Union
U.N. General Assembly
Israel
Alexei N. Kosygin
Security Council
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
Council
U. Thant
U.N
Thant
Andrei Gromyko
United Nations
Gromyko
Moscow
Kosygin
New York
U.S
Guerrilla Attacks Kill and Wound in Mekong Delta
Communist guerrillas swarmed into two hamlets near Can Tho killing and wounding civilians and militiamen, with 19 dead and 41 wounded reported among civilians and heavy militia casualties. Dragon Ships provided air support as U.S. and South Vietnamese forces faced further Viet Cong probes across the delta and in Pleiku.
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Saigon
Mekong Delta
Delta
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Haiphong
Mili
Tia
Pleiku
1St Corps
Vietnam
Rotary barbecue returns to Senseny Park this evening
Winchester Rotary Club hosts its annual barbecue at 5 o clock in Senseny Park near the Rotary and Exchange Shelters. Hunt and fish licenses go on sale July 15 at the Frederick County clerk and Winchester City Hall offices. The local hospital uses more blood than collected with Bloodmobile visits. 2156 pints used versus 1517 collected in the year ending, with two Bloodmobile days next week from 10 to 3 on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Winchester Rotary Club
Senseny Park
Rotary and Exchange
Frederick County
Court Plaza
Corporation Court Clerk’s
Winchester City Hall
Red Cross
Summer Hours Kremer Oil to Close Saturdays
Kremer Oil Corporation will close on Saturdays from June 24 through August 26, affecting service and hours during the summer period.
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Kremer Oil Corporation
American and Soviet Venus Probe Race Begins
The 540 pound American Mariner 5 launched from Cape Kennedy at 2:01 a.m. EDT to race the heavier Soviet Venus 4 toward Venus 212 million miles away. Mission officials said the craft is on a precise path with onboard sensors, solar arrays deployed, and a planned 26 minute approach on October 19 to study radiation and atmospheric conditions for habitability.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
America
Venus
Soviet Union
U.S
Mariner
Mariner 5
Wolfe
Ruling May Trigger New Tampa Riots
State Attorney Paul Antinori ruled the killing of Martin Chambers by Patrolman James Calvert justifiable homicide, saying Chambers fled after burglary and larceny. Despite a truce, renewed violence erupted with fires and looting in Negro neighborhoods as National Guard and police kept a firm line in Tampa.
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Tampa
Fla
Paul Antinori
NAACP
Robert Gilder
Gilder
James R. Calvert
Martin Chambers
Antinori
Chambers
Calvert
Florida
National Guard
Claude Kirk
Malcolm Beard
Neigro
Denny's Comm Auction Tonight at 7 P.M
An auction at Denny's Comm features furniture appliances and tools starting at 7 o'clock. Prospective buyers can bid on a range of home goods and hardware items in the evening sale.
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Denny’s
Cincinnati Riot Damages Reach One Million
Police backed by National Guardsmen restored order in Cincinnati after two nights of riots that damaged more than 1 million dollars. Fires destroyed the Modern Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co. and Seybold Paper Co. warehouses as gangs looted and attacked. guardsmen patrolled streets while bars were ordered closed.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Jacob Schott
Walton Bachrach
Bachrach
Paidseptes
Winchester moves toward first annexation since 1921
Winchester officials opened an annexation ordinance to extend the city's corporate limits into Frederick County, signaling a lengthy process likely to face county opposition. The ordinance outlines July readings and publication steps, with a August third reading and court filing to follow as part of potential litigation.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Public Improvement Committee
Wayne A. Whitham
Whitham
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Massie
Annexation Series Begins Tomorrow
The Star starts a three part series on annexation examining Winchester municipal development motives, county opposition, and various approaches used in annexation.
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the Star Tomorrow
Winchester
Rezoning Proposal for E Cork St Fails in City Council Vote
The council defeated a plan to rezone about 12.8 acres on E Cork St for a shopping center opposite Winchester Recreation Park. All present council members voted against it, with public hearing drawing 84 attendees and a 250-name petition opposing the change.
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Winchester Recreation Park
Wayne Whitham
D. F. O’connell
Senseny Road
O’connell
E. Cork. St
David Simpson
O’connells
H.K. Benham
Purcell St
Berryville Ave
City Committee
Jayceeettes
William Battaile
James Fleming
Julian Armel
City Budget of $3.478 Million Approved by Council
The City Council approved a $3,478,235 budget for the coming fiscal year ending June 30 1968. No citizens spoke at the public hearing. The budget rises 8.73 percent from the current year with $1,635,745 in expenditures up 11.3 percent. Schools will include a teacher pay raise and a textbook rental system for grades seven through 12. Mayor Battaile praised the plan noting no tax hike.
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Finance Committee
Stewart Bell, Jr
W. W. Baker, Jr
William M. Battaile
Bell
Battaile
Weather Front Edges Through Virginia With Fog and Drizzle
A cold front moved into Virginia overnight and spread through central and eastern areas. It will stall in central Virginia today and drift north again Thursday, bringing fog clouds and light drizzle to portions of the state.
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Richmond
Virginia
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Planning Commission
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Powhatan Shop
Berryville
Ly Price
Panama
Margaret L. Hodgson
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