Nixon Vetoes Campaign Spending Bill Amid Debate
President Nixon vetoed a bill to curb radio and television campaign spending saying it worsens the problem of high costs. Democratic sponsors vow to seek overrides after the election recess. Sen. Hart predicts a tough two thirds vote. Sen. Griffin expects sustained veto.
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Nixon backs Buckley interlude amid Goodell opposition
President Nixon joined Agnew in praising James Buckley the Conservative candidate seeking to unseat Sen. Charles Goodell. Nixon stopped short of endorsing Buckley and returned to Washington after brief Westchester County stops. Senate leaders hosted a fundraising event for Goodell as Rockefeller steered support for Ottinger. Nixon plans a 15 hour campaign swing covering Vermont New Jersey Pennsylvania and Wisconsin ahead of the November balloting.
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Wisconsin
U S Command Maps New Troop Cutback
U S Command charts plans for a 40 000 man reduction as Nixon moves to cut troop levels in Vietnam to 284 000 by May 1 and 344 000 by December 31 amid reports of a North Vietnamese buildup in Laos.
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Board refers petition to County Planning Unit for zoning amendments
Frederick County Board votes to send a petition from Harold Moss and C Eugene Bayliss of Lake Holiday Estates to the Planning Commission for consideration. The petition seeks amendments to the Subdivision Ordinance including lot frontage, central water and sewer options, cul de sacs, and economic feasibility standards. The board also records deeds for 50 Shawneeland lots, approves Cedar Grove plat revisions, and authorizes courthouse plaza resurfacing and new parking meters.
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Winchester
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Gainesboro
DeWolf to Lecture At Shenandoah College and Conservatory
Dr. L Harold DeWolf dean of Wesley Theological Seminary will address Shenandoah College students and faculty Thursday at 10 am. A United Methodist clergyman and author he has taught at Boston University for 31 years and studied at Nebraska Wesleyan and Boston University.
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Wesley Theological Seminary
Washington
D.C
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Virginia Annual Conference
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Boston University
Nebraska
Massachusetts
Africa
Asia
Fire
Frederick County Board Mourns D K Russell
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors approved a letter of condolence to the Russell family after the death of D K Russell, a longtime orchardist and civic leader. The vote was unanimous and the letter will be filed in minutes and signed by board members.
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Frederick County
E. Eugene Gunter
Woman Charged in Labor Camp Shooting
Beauford Peterson, 26, of Apopka Florida, jailed on felonious assault charges after a migrant worker, James Gilyard 23 of Eustis Florida, was shot in the chest at a labor camp on Fairmont Avenue in Winchester. Bond set at 2500 dollars. Victim in satisfactory condition at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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Georgia Beauford Peterson
Apapka
Fla
Winchester-Frederick County
Winchester
James Gilyard
Eustis
Fairmont Ave
Hospitalized After Crash In Winchester Area
Georgia Duggan of Wardensville West Virginia was brought to Winchester Memorial Hospital at 6 55 p m yesterday and admitted after a traffic accident. A spokesman said she is in satisfactory condition with multiple lacerations and abrasions and the amputation of one finger. No crash details were released.
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Wardensville
W.va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Home Ownership in Britain Seen Rising by 10 Years
The Building Society Association says about 9.1 million Britons own their homes now and the number will exceed 10.5 million within the next decade. It notes that more than half of Britain's 55 million population reside in owner occupied homes.
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England
Building Society Association
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