July Calendar Girl Lifeguard Kay Lynn Davis
U S Will End Action in Indochina profile Kay Lynn Davis 18 of Clearbrook Park daughter of Mr and Mrs C Frank Davis of 125 Linden Drive a 1973 James Wood High School graduate. She played basketball and tennis and belonged to Pep Club National Honor Society and the Monogram Club plans to study physical and health education at Madison College Harrisonburg. She enjoys swimming reading and tennis.
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Compromise Sets Aug 15 Deadline
Congress and President Nixon reach a compromise to halt Indochina bombing by August 15. The $3.4 billion supplemental bill includes a war fund cutoff by that date, with Senate and House passage and White House approval. Critics warn it abdicates Senate powers while supporters cite ending the war as urgent.
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Ehrlichman Threatens Dean With Log Evidence
Former White House aide John D. Ehrlichman says he has logs that could trip up John Dean III by detailing meetings and the cover up. Ehrlichman spoke to the Christian Science Monitor and CBS about Dean's testimony and Nixon involvement while denying foreknowledge of the 1971 Ellsberg-burglary.
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Conferees Press To Salvage Social Security Hike
Washington conferees seek to salvage a bill authorizing a 5.6 percent Social Security increase and extend the debt ceiling to keepTreasury functioning, after Friday’s 190 185 defeat blocked House action. Democratic strategists push a simplified plan while Republicans warn of a veto.
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Howell Raps Godwin in Warren Talk
Lieutenant Governor Henry Howell Independent candidate for governor of Virginia told a Warren County rally that the public office should serve the people and attacked Mills Godwin for clinging to the past He criticized the Virginia Blue Law and voiced support for local control on pornography while promising to report every campaign contribution.
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Dollar Slumps in Frankfurt and Zurich on German Revaluation
The U S dollar dropped sharply on the Frankfurt and Zurich exchanges after West Germany revalued its currency upward by 5 12 per cent. The dollar fell about two percent in Frankfurt and nearly three percent in Zurich, with minor changes elsewhere. The rates closed at 2 425 marks in Frankfurt and 2 94 Swiss francs in Zurich. This makes German vacations pricier for Americans but could lower U S export costs and aid the deficit balance of payments. The German move follows a currency revaluation by West Germany against seven European currencies tied to a joint float since March.
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Fed raises discount rate to 7 percent and tightens reserves
The Federal Reserve Board boosted the discount rate to a record 7 percent and raised reserve requirements for member banks in a move aimed at curbing excessive money and credit growth. The changes take effect Monday with most banks implementing the higher rate, while the new reserve rules apply to deposits from July 5 to July 11.
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Baden Consecrated Suffragan Bishop in Washington
Dr John Alfred Baden a businessman farmer lawyer and man of God was consecrated suffragan bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia at Washington Cathedral. He will base in Alexandria and run northern Virginia duties, sharing with the Richmond-based Bishop of Virginia. The ceremony included Mrs Robert Kern and Winchester acolytes. about 40 church friends attended a post service dinner with 13 bishops present.
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