Brezhnev Sets Broad Soviet Goals at 24th Party Congress
In Moscow Brezhnev outlines objectives to aid third world liberation movements and pursue peaceful coexistence while opposing imperialism. He pledges to prevent world war and uphold ally support for North Vietnam amid hints of China-Soviet tensions and defense of the 1968 Czechoslovakia invasion. Delegates from across the USSR attend as foreign guests arrive.
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Russia
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
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Kremlin
Rode
North Vietnam
Soviet Union
China
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Nikolai Podgorny
Red China
Albania
Peking
Rescues Continue For 31 Missing Texaco Oklahoma Crew
A vast search off Cape Hatteras seeks 31 missing Texaco Oklahoma crewmen after the tanker sank in a Gulf Stream zone. Survivors from the stern section were found aboard the Texaco Nebraska amid a 75 degree sea, with two rescued and 13 total saved.
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Cape Hatteras
N. C
Texaco Oklahoma
Atlantic Ocean
Texaco Nebraska
Oklahoma
Coast Guard
Escanaba
Gulf Stream
Hatteras
Clyde M. Bandy
Falls Church
New York
Ford recalls Pintos built before March 13 nationwide
Ford recalls about 165000 Pintos in the United States plus 13,100 Canadian and 2,100 overseas units for an antipollution equipment defect that could cause fuel fumes to explode under the hood. The recall covers Pintos built from launch last summer through March 13, with 7500 built after March 13 excluded. No injuries or passenger compartment fires reported.
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Ford
Evangelistic Luncheon On Bill Glass Project Set
The Shenandoah Area Chapter of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes hosts an explanation luncheon at the Elms Restaurant on Thursday at 12 15 p m. The session covers the proposed Bill Glass Evangelistic Project and is open to all interested in learning details.
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Shenandoah Area
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Bill Glass
Mancini Funds New Scholarships At Juilliard And UCLA
Henry Mancini established a $55,000 Juilliard scholarship awarded annually to the top music composition student. He also created the UCLA Henry Mancini Fund for the Production of Music for Motion Pictures and Television with an annual award around $5,000.
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New York
Henry Mancini
Juilliard School
Juilliard
UCLA
Calley Convicted of Premeditated Murder in Vietnam
Calley was convicted Monday of the premeditated murder of Vietnamese civilians, marking a decisive verdict in the landmark case.
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Calley
Calley verdict sparks mixed reflections on My Lai
Lt. William L. Calley Jr. faces possible death or life terms after conviction for 22 counts related to the My Lai massacre. He remains defiant yet reflective, saying war exposes hell yet urges ending large-scale conflict.
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Rusty Calley
William L. Calley Jr
Col
Clifford Ford
Ford
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Lai
Bayh Seeks 13 More Weeks of Jobless Benefits
Senator Birch Bayh proposes an immediate 13 week extension of unemployment benefits impacting about 300000 out of work Americans. The amendment would finance extended benefits at the federal level, adding up to 39 weeks total and triggering when the insured unemployment rate hits 4 percent.
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Bayh
Washington
Birch Bayh
Dind. Bayh
Cornell engineers seek device to sense jackknife moment
Cornell University engineers explore creating a sensing device that detects the critical moment before a tractor-trailer jackknife. If successful, this could lead to safer truck driving by enabling timely braking or control adjustments.
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Cornell
Order of Publication in Desertion Divorce Case
In the Corporation Court for Winchester Virginia a 1971 order petitions Martha E Smith as non resident defendant in chancellor for divorce from Theodore E Smith on grounds of desertion since April 21 1968. Defendant not resident. last known address 638 Ross Street Winchester. Publication ordered weekly for four consecutive weeks in Winchester Evening Star.
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Ross Street
Winchester
Virginia
Winchester Evening Star
Frederick County
Winchester ZBA to Hold Apr 20 Public Hearing for Variances
The Winchester Virginia Board of Zoning Appeals will hear nine variance requests on April 20 1971 at 3 00 PM in Rouss City Hall Council Chamber. Applicants include Customs Interiors S S Const Co Frank Whitacre Kern Brothers Royal Crown Cola Bottling Co Abex Corp Walter E Sibert Blaine S Wilson D A Doyle. Information at Building Inspector’s office City Hall Room 207.
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Winchester
Virginia
Board of Zoning Appeals
Council
Rouss City Hall
Royal Crown Cola Bottling Co
City Hall
Insurance rate filing proposed by Virginia Rating Bureau
The filing seeks broad premium increases across property and casualty lines including a new minimum premium of 25 dollars for first year and 10 dollars for each additional year. Dwellings, farm property, apartment buildings, hotels, mercantile properties, schools, theaters, wood treating plants and other classes show varied increases from about 4 to 74 percent with some reductions. Public hearing Case No 18946 set for April 6, 1971 in Richmond Virginia to review amendments and impacts.
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Blanton Building
Richmond
Virginia
Virginia Insurance Rating Bureau
East Main Building
State Corporation Commission
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Happy” Chandler
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