Kissinger Nomination Faces No Serious Trouble Despite Dispute
Washington AP reports Henry Kissinger’s nomination as secretary of state faces a dispute over FBI wiretap reports but is not seen in serious trouble. Key senators expect an early Senate Foreign Relations Committee meeting with Atty. Gen. Richardson and ex-FBI chief Ruckelshaus to settle the issue. The panel seeks summaries of 1969 70 wiretaps on officials and newsmen.
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Nonaligned Nations Condemn Israel and Cuba Breaks Ties
At the fourth Nonaligned Summit in Algiers, 76 countries criticized Israel and U.S. Indochina policy, backed Soviet limits on Jewish emigration, and pledged to oppose neocolonial exploitation. Fidel Castro announced Cuba would sever diplomatic relations with Israel amid applause.
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Major Virginia Maryland burglary ring arrests shared
Maryland State Police and Virginia authorities report two men arrested in a major burglary ring spanning Fairfax Loudoun and Prince William counties. A third suspect, Charles Hess of Suitland Maryland, charged with receiving stolen goods, released on bond. About 4000 dollars in goods recovered from a Suitland home.
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Studio Art Classes Offered at Shenandoah College
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music opens registration for studio art classes taught by new instructor William Shirley. Two weekly sessions cover painting and sketching with an afternoon junior senior high class and an evening adult class. seniors may earn credit or audit. Call 6678714 for details.
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Fatal Shootings in Henry County End in Self-Inflicted Death
The Henry County Sheriff reports Nash Frail Bowman 41 and Nancy Spencer Bowman 32 were shot by Bowman who then killed himself with a 12 gauge shotgun at their home. Their 13-year-old daughter woke to gunshots and found the parents on the living room floor.
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SPECIAL AUCTION SALE SATURDAY SEPT 15 10 AM
A partial list of items to be auctioned includes walnut and mahogany furniture tables sofas chairs wardrobes beds chests and display pieces. Propane and ornamental items include brass mirrors oil paintings and a mechanical bank. Lunch on premises deliveries arranged Headley Auctions Boyd G Headley Jr contact 662 6350.
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