Waves of American bombers pound targets in Vietnam
Waves of U S bombers hit enemy positions threatening Saigon the Central Highlands and bases near the DMZ. Fighters from carriers attacked a radar complex near Vinh while Hanoi strengthens air defenses. Two U S planes and crew were lost, total warplanes reported missing now 840.
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Saigon
Central Highlands
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Tonkin Gulf
Vinh
Hanoi
Panhandle
North Vietnam
United States
Dong Hoi
Dmz
America
Air Force Strategic Command
Dak To
Kontum
Paris
Bus Service In The District Back To Normal
Washington bus service returned to normal after a second night of near silence as about 200 drivers refused to accept company money for change. Only 20 of 196 buses ran in the city, with Northern Virginia routes also disrupted following a series of hijackings and the fatal shooting of a driver six days earlier.
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Washington
D.C. Transit Co
D.C. Transit
Virginia
North Vietnamese Divisions Reported in South Vietnam
U S intelligence sources say about 12 North Vietnamese infantry divisions are operating in South Vietnam, with approximately 80 000 combat troops there and two full divisions sent south this year. Most divisions are in the South, while a few remain in the North or operate via Laos and Cambodia.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Paris
South Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
308Th Home Guard
Haiphong
Dien Bien Phu
Laos
Highlands
Demilitarized Zone
Ho Chi Minh Trail
A Shau
Cambodia
Central Highlands
Creative Society Proposals Stir 1968 Presidential Fray
California Governor Ronald Reagan promotes a Creative Society as an alternative to the Great Society while New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller unveils a five point plan to curb rising public spending and raise the income tax. In Oregon, Rockefeller campaign plans surface as McCarthy weighs support versus Humphrey dynamics. Kennedy touts a new politics of citizen participation amid party infighting. Humphrey derides downgrading political rhetoric at a national convention.
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Associated Press
California
Ronald Reagan
Great Society
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Reagan
Chicago
Rockefeller
Eugene J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Coos Bay
Ore
Hurbert H. Humphrey
Vietnam
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
San Francisco
America
Humphrey
Wine and Allied Workers
Aflcio
Washington
Dinner Tickets Still Sell Out As McIntire Delays
Town Crier John McIntire handles ticket sales for the International Christian Leadership Mayor's Layman's Dinner but forgot to secure his own. Tickets available at the door for tomorrow's 6 30 p.m. event at the Lee Jackson Restaurant. Smalts Garden Center advertises 3 inch red and pink geranium pots at 25 cents.
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John McIntire
International Christian Leadership
Lee-Jackson
Three area high schools report 565 seniors this year
Handley James Wood and Clarke County schools total 565 seniors, down from 566 last year. The breakdown shows 251 boys and 314 girls this year, with Handley 72 boys 81 girls, James Wood 307 boys 131 girls, and Clarke County 57 boys 48 girls. Baccalaureate dates are set for June 2, with outdoor commencements planned June 5 to June 7 at each school.
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Handley, James Wood and Clark
Handley
James Wood
Clarke County
Clarke
Robert Parker
Randolph Macon Academy
Front Royal
Clyde W. Glosson
Hampton Roads
Clarke County High School
Duff's Rebel
Winchester
Twins Elected Phi Beta Kappa at Riverside University
Donald and Wallace Brithinee, 19 year old twins at the University of California at Riverside, have been elected to Phi Beta Kappa. They will graduate in June after three years. In 1965 they were co valedictorians at Fontana High School.
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Riverside
Calif
Donald and
Wallace Brithinee
University of California At Riverside
Fontana High School
Paris Talks Drift After North Vietnam Threatens Full Responsibility
North Vietnam in Paris warned the United States could bear full and entire responsibility if the peace talks fail, as Harriman condemned Hanoi’s tactics while both sides traded blame. The fourth session lasted about three hours with no end in sight, and a four day recess followed. London indicated possible breakthroughs in the coming month.
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Paris
North Vietnam
W. Averell Harriman
United States
Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
Harriman
Thuy
Nguyen Thanh le
De Gaulle Seen Likely To Survive Censure Vote Amid Strikes
Europe desk report says France faces a broad strike wave with over 8 million workers in revolt while De Gaulle’s government appears poised to defeat a censure motion in the National Assembly. Paris endures no banks, no transit, and food queues as protests spread to major cities.
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PARS
Charles de_Gaulle
National Assembly
Les Halles
Capiital
France
Bordeaux
Brest
Clermont-Ferrand
Lille
Lyon
Marseille
Poitiers
Rennes
Toulouse
Vna
Sears Exclusive Terry Lined Jeepers 2 Pt for $5
Summer sale catalog offers Sears exclusive Terry lined Jeepers two pieces for five dollars. Tip Top Pizza Shop promotes steak sab specials today and tomorrow at lowered prices with contact number 667-8078.
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Sear
Tip Top Pizza Shop
Tomorrow's Luncheon Special Veal Steak Tomato Sauce
A luncheon special offers veal steak with tomato sauce for 1.10. Prepared daily with tender cuts and rich sauce, this budget meal aims to attract midday diners seeking value. This item features in the restaurant’s daily menu lineup.
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Howard Johnson
Chamber Favors New Post Office for Winchester
The Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce board endorsed a new single story post office to house all postal operations. They will petition the Postmaster General for a larger facility with about 2.5 times the current space and seek a convenient city location. A committee led by A J DeBellis reported on local facilities.
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Ilary
Poppy
Rober & Dan’s
S. Loudoun St
Winchester
Frederick County
V.F.W. Relief Fund
Dorothy
Donald Herring
Commerce St
Mary Helen Massie
Winchester - Frederick County
A. J. DeBellis
Virginia Milk Commission Proposes Price Increases
The State Milk Commission proposed higher wholesale and retail milk prices in Virginia today, with dairy farmers set to profit more while consumers would see a small rise. The plan, though, is not final and requires a public hearing at 10 a.m. June 12 at the Virginia Department of Highways building. If approved, minimums could take effect at the commission’s discretion.
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Richmond
State Milk Commission
Commission
Administrative Agencies Act
Virginia Department of Highways
Weather Forecast for Richmond Clears Up
A high pressure centered over the eastern United States brings clear dry air to Virginia today, yielding bright conditions. No precipitation expected as the region enjoys tranquil skies.
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Richmond
United States
Virginia
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Dorothy Dawn Herring
William M. Battaile
V.F W. Post
George S. Taylor
Vernie M. Taylor
Aux
Handley Bowl
Gladiollus
Berryville
Montgomery Ward
Denny's
Holland Clark
Cunningham Parish
Millwood
Twins
Wiliam J. Jorden
Jorden
London
Michael Stewart
de Gaulle
Jacques Duhamel
Duhamel
Democratic and Socialist Left
George Pompidou
Chamber
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