Nixon to Speak on Vietnam Peace Plan in National Address
President Nixon announced a major national address on Vietnam for Wednesday night and a U S negotiating proposal to be presented at the Paris peace talks on Thursday He spoke after a nine day European tour and said the statement would be the most comprehensive yet.
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Bolivia President Resigns as Military Leaders Claim Power
In La Paz Gen Alfredo Ovando Candia resigns after a split in the armed forces. Gen Rogelio Miranda declares a military junta and Gen Juan Jose Torres is named provisional president of a revolutionary government. Ovando leaves with family hoping to avoid bloodshed.
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Winchester City Council to appoint 12 committees tonight
Tonight at 7 30 in a special session the Winchester City Council will replace its regular meeting to hear the start of the annexation suit trial. Mayor Battaile is to announce 12 standing committees for two years and the Finance Committee may back funds for six tennis courts at the Recreation Park. A second reading is planned for a taxi driver age change to 18. The Public Improvement Committee may propose a Minimum Housing Code and nominate three members to the Lord Fairfax Planning District Commission.
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Egypt names Sadat to succeed Nasser as president
The Arab Socialist Union unanimously nominated Anwar Sadat 52 to succeed the late Gamal Abdel Nasser. The central committee approved Sadat for assembly approval, a nationwide referendum, and a televised inauguration two days after the vote.
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Refugee Camp Hit by Viet Cong Mortars Kills Seven
Viet Cong mortars struck Phu My refugee camp in Binh Dinh province killing seven and wounding 52 as central coast attacks intensified for the third day. Allied reports say 84 attacks since Saturday, with bases Phu Cat and Landing Zone Schueller lightly damaged and no fatalities. Cambodia action ends three month operation with 453 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese killed and 642 wounded.
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Winchester Annexation Map Shows City and County Boundaries
The Star reproduces a full page two color map on page eight illustrating current Winchester boundaries and those sought by the city in its annexation suit against Frederick County. The case goes to trial on Monday. The map first appeared July 13, 1967, two days after the annexation ordinance was read before the City Council.
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Five Day Jail Revolt Ends in Queens
The Long Island City jail in Queens ended its five day uprising with 41 holdouts surrendering from the sixth floor via a Fire Department ladder. Prisoners cited high bail court delays overcrowding and alleged brutality as motives and were moved to Rikers Island after damage to the facility.
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Pentagon Appropriations Cut By 2 Billion Dollars
The House Appropriations Committee approved a $66.7 billion Pentagon budget projecting it will cover contingencies including possible increases in U.S. forces in the Middle East.
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Clarke zoning law largely approved by board
Clarke County Board of Supervisors approved most of the zoning ordinance with two articles sent back to the planning board. The Flood Plain District and Limited Agricultural District were delayed amid debate over land rights and potential restrictions along the Shenandoah River. Residents urged more hearings and changes.
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Weather forecast for Richmond under high pressure
Fair weather with warm days and mild nights continues through Thursday as a large high pressure area extends from New England along the Atlantic coast. No precipitation is expected.
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Correction: Schmidts Beer price corrected to 81c six pack
Nichols Department Store notes a correction to last night's Star: Schmidts Beer price should read 81 cents per six pack. Also items list Virginia Tech versus South Carolina on TV Channel 6 at 10 p.m. Madeline MacNeil performs tonight at the Back Room. Also notices for hairdresser with shop experience and contact 955 3049 after 7 p.m. Weekly party Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Shawnee Fire Hall.
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