Brundage Orders Olympics to Resume in Munich After Terror Attack
Officials report 17 dead, including 11 Israeli athletes, 5 terrorists, and a West German police officer. Olympic events resume after a 24 hour delay as Brundage promises games will go on despite the raid and hostage crisis.
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Avery Brundage
Brundage
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Shmuel Larkin
Israel
Cairo
Fuerstenfeldbruck
Jewish Leaders Here React With Restraint
Local Jewish leaders respond to the Munich Olympic tragedy with measured hopes for peace. Beth-El Congregation board chair Seymour Barr condemns the murders and urges a peaceful Middle East solution, while Winchester leaders urge restraint and continued support for interfaith harmony and prayer during the High Holy Days.
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Seymour Barr
Beth-El
Munich
Israel
Fairmont Ave
Front Royal
Strasburg
Charles Zuckerman
Winchester City
Life Care and Shoes Advertise Help Numbers
A brief classified item urges calling 667 2800 for life concerns and 667 0145 for Concern services. It also promotes Wilkins Shoe Center Inc selling children’s ballet and tap shoes now in stock.
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Children’s Ballet
Wilkins Shoe Center, Inc
Tragedy Reactions Sweep Winchester After Olympic Attack
In Winchester residents condemn the Black September Movement after the Olympics incident. People voice shock and calls to cancel games while others urge resilience and continued competition to show unity. The sentiment spans diverse views from outrage to support for normalcy.
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P.E. Morris, Jr
Winchester
Greg Lanham
Rt. 6
Tom Kiehnbrink
New Haven
Conn
Exhibits to Arrive at Fair This Evening
The Frederick County Youth Fair enters a busy evening with 300 exhibits expected and two shows by Hofmeister Liberty Horses at 7 and 9. Tonight at 7:30 a pig scramble precedes a Danny Fleet and the Virginians performance.
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Hofmeister Liberty Horses
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Virginians
Strasburg
James Kniceley
Kniceley
Nixon orders consult on halting terrorism after Munich attack
President Nixon directed Secretary Rogers and adviser Kissinger to consult other governments urgently to halt terrorism against Israeli citizens following the Munich Olympic Village violence. The White House said the 75 minute meeting in his office covered security measures amid the international drama.
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Nixon
William P. Rogers
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Rogers
Henry Kissinger
Olympic Village
Munich
West Germany
Israel Threatens Retaliation Over Munich Olympic Murders
Israel warned nations aiding Arab guerrillas would be held responsible for the Munich killings and called for expulsion of terrorists. Premier Golda Meir thanked West Germany for its rescue efforts and expressed sorrow over the 11 Israeli dead.
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Israel
Munich
Golda Meir
Meir
Germany
Radio Israel
Davar
Arab newspapers defend Palestinian guerrillas after Munich slayings
Arab press rallies to support Palestinian guerrillas amid global shock over the Munich Olympic killings. The Egyptian Gazette argues such crimes persist until Palestinian rights are restored and Israel faces justice. Beirut’s Al Mobarrer mocks public opinion and calls for a decisive blow to shift impartiality.
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Israel
Beirut
al Mobarrer
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