Nixon ABM System Keeps Pace In House Defense Bill
The House approved a 21.35 billion military spending package by 311 to 44 after a heated debate. The bill includes President Nixon's Safeguard ABM system amid sharp clashes over procedure and funding.
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Rail Showdown Delayed by 60 Days National Row
President Nixon invoked the Railway Labor Act to halt a potential nationwide rail strike for at least 60 days. An emergency board will study a yearlong wage dispute involving four shopcraft unions and 76 major carriers, with six railroads targeted for possible stoppages.
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Wheeler predicts new fighting as Vietnam lull ends
Gen Earley Wheeler, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, arrives in Saigon and says a fresh round of combat is likely as South Vietnamese forces take on more action. He notes current low activity but expects a winter spring campaign by the Communists, without giving a timetable.
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Nixon Sits for Showdown Vote on Haynsworth Nomination
President Nixon commits to a showdown vote on Judge Clement F. Haynsworth for the Supreme Court amid limited support from Republican Senate leaders. The AP report covers the political clash and potential implications.
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Nixon aides open to secret Hanoi contact on Vietnam peace
President Nixon's staff kept open the possibility that the United States is engaging in secret talks with the Hanoi government regarding peace prospects in Vietnam.
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Capon Bridge Diesel Spill Marshals Town Nerves
A tractor trailer spilled 6,800 gallons of diesel after veering, bursting its tank and injuring the driver in Capon Bridge West Virginia. The oil spread across lawns, gas pumps and into a sewer while road crews and emergency units cleared the scene. Property damage was estimated at $25,000.
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Consolidation Question-and-Answer Feature Announced
The Winchester Evening Star will run a daily question and answer series on consolidation of Winchester and Frederick County starting next Monday. Readers may submit questions. names will be kept confidential and addressed to Consolidation, Winchester Evening Star, Box 27, Winchester, Va. 22601.
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West Germany coalition pact seals new government
In Bonn on Friday Walter Scheel of the Free Democrats and Willy Brandt of the Social Democrats announced a coalition agreement to form a new West German government. Brandt is expected to become chancellor.
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Brandt Rise Follows Decade of Struggle
Bonn Germany AP Willy Brandt wins the West German chancellorship after a decade of Social Democratic party reform and rising popularity. The 42.7 percent share and coalition with the Free Democrats mark a historic shift and improved East West tensions.
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Ballot Spot for Clarke in Doubt in 28th District Race
William E. Clarke of Warrenton considered an Independent bid for the vacant 28th District House seat after the death of Del. Tom Frost. Democratic committees nominated Duncan C. Gibb of Front Royal as their choice, and Clarke did not file, so his name will not appear on the ballot.
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National Apple Week Launch and Information Packets
Town Crier Teddy Adams reports geese seen near Winchester at 9 12 a m. National Apple Week runs Oct 8 18 with an 11 day designation. Apple Blossom Festival HQ in cooperation with state and national apple bodies offers free bulletin packet sets at 109 E Piccadilly St from Oct 8 9 to 5.
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Agnew Speech Flares Virginia Governor Race
Vice President Spiro Agnew's remarks supporting Linwood Holton become a heated issue in the Virginia governor race against William C. Battle. Battle accuses Agnew of slurring Virginia government. Holton defends the speech as political rhetoric. The Friday TV debate covered twin trailers, Kennedy ties, and tax questions amid sharp contrasts on policy.
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Nixon backs Haynsworth despite new concerns
President Nixon remains solid in support of Clement Haynsworth for the Supreme Court. A Key Biscayne White House acknowledgement notes new information casting light on judge Haynsworth while signaling the nomination process should move forward. Senate leaders and committee members weigh his record on civil rights and labor in the wake of revealed concerns.
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Nixon pushes for showdown vote on Supreme Court pick
President Nixon pledges a showdown vote on his Supreme Court nominee but faces a lack of decisive backing from key Senate leaders. Republican Leader Hugh Scott and GOP Whip Robert P Griffin refused to take sides as Nixon presses his political advantage.
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