Israel to Get More U.S. Jets
The United States plans to sell 16 to 18 more F4E Phantom jets to Israel prompting Cairo to call the move regrettable and dangerous. U S officials declined to confirm the deal at the White House amid past announcements of a 50 Phantom contract and Israel’s request for 25 more.
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United States
Cairo
Middle East
White House
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Israel
Johnson
Golda Meir
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Kiwanis Honor Given to David G Simpson Speaker
Robert G. Allan presents attorney David G. Simpson with a certificate for his help to the Winchester Kiwanis Club during the past year. Simpson spoke on understanding drug abuse to aid afflicted individuals. He is a former Bar Association Young Lawyer Committee chair and a U.S. Commissioner for the Western District of Virginia and substitute judge for Winchester Municipal and Frederick County Courts.
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Winchester Kiwanis Club
David G. Simpson
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Kiwanis
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The
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Simpson
U.S
Western District of Virginia
Winchester
Frederick
Louis Armstrong Eyes World Tour Return
Louis Armstrong after a two year layoff due to illness hopes to tour again. He spoke after opening a Las Vegas engagement with Pearl Bailey, age seventy, sidelined by kidney and liver ailments since September 1968.
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Louis Armstrong
Armstrong
International Hotel
Pearl Bailey
Garland urges UN backed plan for Middle East peace
Del Ray L. Garland of Roanoke, Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate, calls for world financial and technical support for a United Nations economic program to aid Arab nations in exchange for recognizing Israel. He backs international Suez Canal control and a permanent UN peacekeeping force, with U.S. arms to Israel as needed to deter aggression. He notes Virginia natives Jefferson, Monroe, and Harrison served abroad in foreign government roles.
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del. Ray L. Garland
Roanoke
U.S. Senate
Middle East
Garland
United Nations
Israel
Suez Canal
U.N
Canal
United States
Outcry Prompts Release of Student Loan Funds
Congress demanded action and the administration released the full 233.5 million direct loan appropriation for this school year with 170.4 million already allotted last week. Officials said the remaining funds must be allocated immediately to have maximum effect.
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Democrats
Nixon
Office of Education
Two Men Charged With Murder In Chesapeake Bay Slayings
VIRGINIA BEACH AP Two Norfolk men faced murder charges after the bodies of Samuel W. Jones and his wife were found chained and weighted in Chesapeake Bay near the Little Creek jetties. Robert Lee Woody, 32, was arrested late Tuesday and Fayette Tillman, 39, surrendered Wednesday. The medical examiner ruled both deaths by strangulation, Jones via cord and Mrs. Jones via handkerchiefs and a pennant. Police have not determined a motive.
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Arthur Lee Barrett
Gloucester
Mt. Tekoa
Barrett
Nobel Hospital
Westfield
Virginia Beach
Norfolk
Chesapeake Bay
Robert Lee Woody
Fayette Tillman
Samuel W. Jones
Little Creek
Jones
Mrs. Jones
Winchester Poetry Workshop Opens Season at Art Gallery
The Winchester Poetry Workshop holds its first meeting of the season this Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. in the Contemporary Art Gallery. Mrs Edward Hauck directs and cites future exhibits inviting two monthly poetry entries. Bruce Souders of Shenandoah College advises, with contact numbers provided for membership details.
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Contemporary Art Gallery
N. Loudoun St
the Art Gallery
Poetry Workshop
Edward Hauck
Hauck
Rt. 1
Winchester
Bruce Souders
Shenandoah College
Souders
Liner to become college ship under Hong Kong magnate
C Y Tung of Hong Kong bid 3 million at bankruptcy auction for Queen Elizabeth to save her from scrap. He plans to refit the liner at a cost of 4.5 million to serve as a seagoing international university to foster global understanding.
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Fila
Elizabeth
C. Y. Tung
Hong Kong
First Lady of the Atlantic
Tung
C. Y. Tung Island Navigation Co
Singapore
Middletown Firemen Plan Tonight's Company Drill
Middletown Volunteer Fire Company members prepare a 7 o'clock drill tonight. At the latest meeting George Feathers was voted in as a new member. Fire Chief Henry Shiley noted no fires last month but 15 ambulance responses. Dick Legge presided as company president with Woody Legge named Fund Drive chairman and new first aid equipment arriving.
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George Feathers
Henry Shiley
Woody Legge
Dick Legge
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