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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1975

Page

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President Expected To Sign Refugee Aid Bill

President Ford is expected to sign the $405 million refugee aid measure to resettle over 100,000 Vietnamese and Cambodian refugees and to appoint a directing committee. The article notes opposition to a separate strip mining control bill and references past vetoes.

Washington Ford Frank G. Zarb United States Appalachia House Senate Congress California Arkansas Florida

Mayaguez Sails for Hong Kong Amid Cargo Dispute

The freighter Mayaguez leaves for Hong Kong with cargo bound for U S forces in Thailand. Owners deny Cambodian claims of plastic bombs and electronic gear. Crew details include 39 aboard and 20 returning to the U S. 107 containers in Singapore reported broken into with about $5,000 missing, and U S forces conducted actions on Koh Tang island with crew members wounded and gas burns reported.

Singapore Mayaguez Hong Kong U.S Thailand Lee Carrol Sea-Land Company Sattahip Carrol United States Charles T. Miller Fountain Valley Calif Miller

U S Regrets Use of Thai Bases in Mayaguez Rescue

Thailand accepted a note of regret from the United States over the use of Thai bases to attack Cambodia and recover the Mayaguez, as the Pentagon revised casualties upward to five dead, 16 missing, and 70 to 80 wounded. Captain Miller, speaking in Singapore, claimed seven Marines were dead on arrival aboard the Wilson and noted mislanding of Marines on Koh Tang.

Thailand U.S Cambodia Mayaguez Charles T. Miller Singapore Wilson Ford Administration Hong Kong Prince Norodom Sihanouk Miller Rong San Lem Koh Tang Pentagon Laos Savannakhet Vientiane Saigon Con Son United States Washington Chatichai Choonhavan Chatichai James R. Schlesinger ABC

Oil price peg eyed by major nations energy talks

Tehran reports that the United States France and the European Community with Saudi Arabia and Iran will hold a secret energy conference after Shah Pahlavi's talks. The plan would link crude prices to an index of major commodities. The Shah warned of September price moves by OPEC and cited inflation and dollar weakness. Winchester Kiwanis promote Red Cross Bloodmobile donation at Christ Episcopal Church with a 150 pint goal.

Tehran Iran United States Rastakhir Mohammed Reza Pahlevi U.S France European Economic Community Saudi Arabia Shah Washington Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Nbc-Tv Meet the Press OPEC Winchester Kiwanis Club Red Cross Winchester Christ Episcopal Church Parish House

Cancer Death Rates Rise While Other Causes Decline

A government report shows death rates from heart disease stroke and accidents fell last year while cancer deaths increased. Collectively these four causes made up about 72 percent of the 1.9 million U S deaths in 1974.

Washington United States

Narcotics Stolen From Front Royal Rite Aid

Thieves carved a wall hole between Rite Aid and Bread Store in Front Royal and took amphetamines sleeping pills and stimulants. Entry occurred after 6 p.m. Sunday and was found at 4 a.m. by a bread delivery man. Estimated wholesale value 300 to 400 dollars and street value about 5000 dollars. This is the second Rite Aid drug theft in just over a month.

Joseph Denny Front Royal Denny Susan Burke Star Rite-Aid Joseph P. Denny Heim

Bomb Incidents Surge in Israel and Nearby Areas

Sappers defused a bomb in a paint can near Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem. A border patrol shot and killed an Israeli Arab at the Lebanon border. An Arab man killed by his own grenade near students in northern Israel. A 25-year-old Arab worker found on a roof at Acre agricultural college. In Lebanon, nine Arab children died as mortar shell blast casualties rose to nine.

Jerusalem Jaffa Israel Acre Lebanon Aiteroun

Treasure Box Clothing Consignment Ends May 28

Last day to bring in summer clothing to Treasure Box on consignment. Episcopal Kindergarten plans to reopen September 8 with contact numbers 662 6256 and 662 8824 for details.

Episcopal Kindergarten

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