Turkey Demands Talks on U.S Bases in 30 Days
Ankara demands negotiations within 30 days on the status of 20 U.S. military installations in Turkey in response to the four month arms embargo. A note to the U.S. Embassy warned of a new situation if talks do not begin.
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Turkey
United States
U.S
Ihsan Sabri Caglayangil
National Security Council
Cyprus
U.S. Senate
Henry A. Kissinger
Strong Communist Gains reshapes Italy’s regional politics
In Rome and across Italy strong Communist gains in local elections pressured inclusion in national government. Stock markets fell with Fiat and other big industrials down about 10 percent as investors feared economic fallout and capital flight. The Communists led in Rome Milan and Turin and overtook the Christian Democrats in several cities while Berlinguer praised the party’s role in securing freedom and rebirth.
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Italy
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Pirelli
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Saia Viscosa
Communist Party
Enrico Berlinguer
Berlinguer
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Aldo Moro
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
White House
State Department
Washington
Portugal
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
NATO
Christian Democrats
Turin
Bologna
Florence
Genoa
Ligurian
Umbria
Tuscany
Emilia
Red Belt
House Refuses to Accept Nedzi Resignation
The House voted 290 to 64 to reject Rep. Lucien Nedzi's resignation as chairman of the Select Committee on Intelligence Activities, leaving the panel intact. Nedzi said he could not continue in the post, while others floated abolishing or reshaping the committee as options.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Lucien N. Nedzi
House
United States
Nedzi
D-Mich
B.F. Sisk
D-Calif
House Rules Committee
Intelligence
Senate Select Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
Rockefeller Commission
24 Hour Service and Sand Class Thursday at Country Shoppe
Local ad lists 24 hour service and a sand class scheduled for Thursday at Country Shoppe, with contact numbers 667 0145 and 667 2286.
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Concern
Three Sunday Closing Law Cases Dropped in Winchester
Three Winchester residents Alfred and Ellen Murphy and Thomas G. Scully will not be prosecuted for Dec 1 violations of Virginia's Sunday Closing Law. Commonwealth Attorney Dabney W. Watts cited the 1975 law change exempting coin-operated machines from the Blue Law. The Murphys were previously fined 1000 dollars each, with 950 dollars suspended for 12 months.
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Winchester
Virginia
Winchester Commonwealth
Dabney W. Watts
Watts
Alfred and
Ellen Murphy
Thomas G. Scully
General Assembly
Royal Ave
Berryville
Berryville Ave
Winchester General District Court
Robert T. Mitchell Jr
John R. Prosser
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Amherst St
Martin’s Magic Wash
Scully
Commonwealth
Winchester Circuit Court
Revco
People’s Drug Store
Ford says recession ending and economy on upswing
President Ford told the National Federation of Independent Business that the worst recession since the 1930s is ending and the economy will soon rise. He urged small business restraint, deregulation, and a long term plan for energy independence to sustain growth and curb inflation.
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Washington
Ford
National Federation of Independent Business
Hilton Hotel
United States
America
Ford Administration
Booth Handley named Handley High assistant principal
A former Handley High School science teacher and assistant football coach, Jack D. Booth, is named Handley High’s new assistant principal. He succeeds Ronnie L. Bugner who resigns to become principal of Hopewell High School. Booth will start June 30 after completing his duties at Attucks Middle School in Florida.
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St&r
Handley High School
Ronnie L. Bugner
Hopewell High School
Jack D. Booth
Handley
Attucks Middle School
Hollywood
Fla
Winchester School Board
Marvin E. Gore Jr
Handley Board of Trustees
Bugnar
Handley Board
Gore
Jacob L. Johnson
Ford backs Rockefeller as 1976 running mate
President Ford endorsed Vice President Nelson Rockefeller for the 1976 ticket calling him a strong partner and noting he has done a fine job. He left open whether delegates at the Republican National Convention will nominate Rockefeller, saying the decision rests with the delegates.
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Ford
Rockefeller
White House
Ron Nelsen
Central Intelligence Agency
Nessen
Nelson Rockefeller
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