Haynsworth Faces Senate Committee Vote on Supreme Court Nomination
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved Clement F. Haynsworth 10 to 6 with Maryland Republican Mathias abstaining to seek the Supreme Court seat. Debate focused on his finances and vending machine holdings while opposition warned of a tough Senate fight ahead.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Clement F. Haynsworth
Supreme Court
Maryland
Charles McC. Mathias
Judiciary Committee
Mathias
Haynsworth
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Eastland
Senate
Nixon
Robert P. Griffin
Margaret Chase Smith
Senate Republican Conference
Greenville
S.C
Ernest Hollings
Ds.c
Town Crier reports Red Cross volunteers head to Gulfport
Mrs. Howard Shockey, a Red Cross disaster reserve worker, returns from Richmond floods and plans to join Mrs. John Cain in Mississippi for recovery work after Hurricane Camille. Mrs. Reilley warns of dangerous black widow spiders at Whittier Acres describing their appearance and danger.
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Howard Shockey
Red Cross
Richmond
Gulfport, Miss
John Cain
Mississippi
Thomas Reilley
Whittier Acres
Ozzy's Pet Shop Opens and Local Spaghetti Feast Event
The notice announces Ozzy's Pet Shop at 15S Kent St opening soon. A Bark Mill Theatre event runs October 14 to 18. Tonight’s Echo Village restaurant spaghetti feast offers all you can eat for $1.19 with Mama's sauce.
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Ozzy
Kent St
Echo Village
Rt. 11
Winchester
Nixon faces possible Senate defections over Haynsworth nomination
The AP reports President Nixon seeks to stand by his Supreme Court pick Judge Clement F Haynsworth Jr amid defections by two Republican Senate leaders. The piece notes broader Senate pressure and political maneuvering surrounding the nomination.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
Supreme Court
China Renounces Claims in Vast Former Territory
TOKYO reporting that Communist China renounces claims to a large former Chinese domain annexed by czarist Russia. Beijing says it will pursue border talks in Peking and asks Moscow to concede the current status. The document limits discussion to Soviet Far East areas and a region north of Sinkiang.
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Tokyo
China
Russia
Peking
Frederick County Junior High opens with 1800 students in single building
Describe the crowded lunchroom and hallways as 1800 pupils, space for 1000, await Robert E Ayler Junior High opening on Nov 3. The setting contrasts cramped interior with a scenic hilltop campus overlooking Winchester, offering a hopeful view amid a bustling, disciplined crowd.
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Frederick County Junior High
Robert Harper
Robert E. Ayler
Whitacre and Baden Lead Consolidation Information Group
Dr. Sam Whitacre and the Rev. John A. Baden were named co chairs of a Information Committee on Consolidation at a Winchester and Frederick County merger meeting held at Frederick County Junior High School. They urged residents to inform themselves and urged educated voting on the issue.
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Sam Whitacre
John A. Baden
Winchester
Frederick County
Whitacre
Baden
del. F.L. Largent, Jr
Sen
J. Kenneth Robinson
Tom Rosenberger
William M. Battaile
Hanoi Accuses Nixon of Pushing War in Vietnam Talks
North Vietnam and the Viet Cong accuse President Nixon of quitting peace promises and prolonging the war during the Paris talks. U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge counters by demanding genuine negotiations and North Vietnamese troop withdrawal as a condition for meaningful talks.
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Paris
North Vietnam
Nixon
Vietnam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Republic of Vietnam
South Vietnam
China signals openness to easing hostile stand
U S officials report Communist China indicates a desire to ease its hostile posture toward the United States as Washington considers opening talks. The Nixon plan centers on South Vietnam troop withdrawal and self determination for the South Vietnamese. North Vietnam accuses Mr Nixon of waging the war.
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New York
Nixon
China
United States
New York Times
Washington
Peter Grose
U.S
South Vietnam
Correction notice on Mink Trimmed Coats price
An erratum from Montgomery Ward at Ward Plaza Shopping Center corrects the price of Mink Trimmed Coats from 80 dollars to 64 dollars, a saving of 16 dollars.
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Contad
Montgomery Ward Ward Plaza
Consolidation Proposals Expand Parks Programs To Wider Residents
The plan would extend programs beyond Winchester and possibly use school facilities for activities. A broader, more extensive program would be offered, with expansion decided by the consolidated City Council. Public assistance would largely stay the same under state law, with minimal changes beyond merged functions and personnel.
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Winchester
Weekly Vietnam War casualties fall to new low
The U S Command reports American battlefield deaths at 64 for the week, the lowest since December 1966, with further declines in South Vietnamese and enemy casualties. Officials say a continued drop could push Nixon toward faster troop withdrawals, though a winter campaign may begin in November. Two American aircraft were shot down, with crew unharmed in one case and two wounded in a helicopter incident.
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Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
Nixon
Weather Outlook for Virginia Clears and Cools
The AP reports clear and cool days and nights expected across Virginia as a large high pressure area drifts overhead for the next several days.
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Richmond
Virginia
Bargain Corner Ad Sells Fresh Apples and Produce
National Apple Week promotion at Ole McDonald Farm Market offers free apples with purchase. Fresh apples varieties priced 12c per lb or by basket, fresh cider, home grown tomatoes, US No 1 potatoes 49c per 10 lb, and assorted pumpkins also advertised.
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Ole McDonald Farm Market
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