Israel expands air strikes along Suez after tough air battles
Israeli warplanes swept the Gulf of Suez hitting Egyptian targets along the eastern coast in a fourth straight cease fire day. Cairo and Tel Aviv reported heavy air combat with Israel claiming 11 Egyptian planes down and Israel losing one aircraft and one pilot missing.
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Kosygin May Have Warned Red China Against Attacks
Western diplomats in Moscow suggested Soviet Premier Kosygin went to Peking to warn China against border attacks. Observers doubted a mere border talk, noting the meeting appeared useful but gave no clear results. Tass called the talks frank and useful while New China News Agency spoke of a frank conversation with no details.
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Tass
New China News Agency
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Communist Movement
Oergs
Soviet Union
Japan
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Hanoi
Dushanbe
Chamber Plans Speakers on City-County Merger
Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce executive director Wade Ferguson said the chamber will host a speakers bureau to field requests from clubs and groups about the proposed merger. The bureau will be ready to handle requests early next week, with calls to 662 4119 during office hours.
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Wade Ferguson
Winchester
Frederick County
Four Railroad Cars Explode In Mississippi Blaze
Four Illinois Central tank cars derailed near Glendora Mississippi igniting vinyl chloride that turned to phosgene gas. Thousands evacuated as far as 30 miles away with 25 000 displaced. one injury reported and livestock killed. National Guardsmen aided authorities. no defense department involvement noted.
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Miss
Greenwood
Pentagon
Rocky Mountain
Department of Defense
Mississippi
Asst
Jerry Friedheim
Friedheim
Highway Patrol
Illinois Central
Here
Charles Thomas
Tutwiler
Power Company
Clarksdale Hospital
Town Crier Work Party heads to flood areas
A area work party heads to Roseland and Lovingston to assist flood damage cleanup. Volunteers should meet Braddock Street United Methodist Church at 5 45 a m led by Reverend Robert Donnelly. Bring wire cutters fence stretchers pitchforks axes rakes shovels and power saws with gloves boots lunches and water.
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Roseland
Lovingston
Braddock Street United Methodist Church
Robert Donnelly
For Sale 60 Dump Truck 12 ft. bed
60 dump truck with 12 ft bed offered for sale. Call 662 8650 for details.
Nixon reviews strategy as U S.’
President Nixon and top advisers meet in the White House Cabinet Room amid secrecy over a possible new move to scale down the Vietnam War. A halt in B52 raids is reported from Saigon as part of peace initiatives, with withdrawals under discussion and de escalation viewed by some as a political gesture. Leaders named at the session include Agnew Mitchell Laird Rogers Wheeler McCain Helms Habib Kissinger and Bunker.
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Creighton W. Abrams
Ellsworth Bunker
William P.rogers
Melvin R. Laird
Earle C. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pacific
Adm
John S. McCain
CIA
Richard Helms
Philip Habib
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Jaycees Push Merger Education In Winchester County
The Winchester Frederick County Jaycees vote to launch a campaign to explain the proposed city county merger ahead of the December 2 vote. City Council and county supervisors approved the merger at a joint meeting last week as Sen. J Kenneth Robinson and Del. F L Largent Jr led a merger panel.
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Winchester-Frederick County
Jaycees
Winchester
Frederick County
J. Kenneth Robinson
del. F.L. Largent, Jr
Tom Rosenberger
Wayne A. Whitham
Nixon Retreat on School Desegregation Draws Condemnation
The U S Civil Rights Commission denounces a major retreat on desegregation in the South. The panel cites new procedures and delays by HEW and Justice, while Finch defends civil rights efforts and opposes a freedom of choice measure.
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Nixon
South
Theodore M. Hesburgh
Notre Dame University
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Supreme Court
Welfare
Robert H. Finch
Finch
Father Hesburgh
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Justice Department
Mississippi
South Carolina
Alabama
College President on the Job at New Community College
Dr. William H. McCoy, 41, takes the helm as president of a pioneering community college. He envisions flexible, six week to two year courses, a broad range of programs, and a new world opening next September for many in the area. He plans to hire staff, recruit faculty, and interview applicants, stressing an approach that does not rely on prior grades for acceptance.
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William H. McCoy
McCoy
Community College
Florida
University of Florida
Dr. McCoy
University
Gainesville
Whittens amendment advances to Senate in HEW bill
Whitten's proposal as an amendment to the HEW appropriations bill passed the House two months ago and is now before the Senate. Also a brief employment ad seeks dump truck drivers with a chauffeur license for Perry Engineering Co at 667-4310.
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Senate
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Perry Engineering Co
Basin Street Walkers at The Peanut Cellar Inn Tonight
The Basin Street Walkers perform tonight at The Peanut Cellar Inn for listening and dancing pleasure. Band offers lively—period style—jazz numbers to entertain patrons.
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Basin Street
Bid Seen To New Leaders In Vietnam Peace Overture
In Saigon, U S Command canceled B52 raids planned for Thursday night and today as a peace overture to Ho Chi Minh's successors. No schedule for resumption known. some sources rumor the suspension could last about 36 hours.
Nixon Ends 36 Hour B52 Halt in South Vietnam
The White House announced President Nixon ordered a 36 hour pause in B52 bombing missions over South Vietnam and has now directed that the bombings resume.
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Washington
Nixon
South Vietnam
White House
Nixon press conference preempts Viet Nam moves
Reports say President Nixon and top advisers will address Viet Nam as B52 strikes press on along the Ho Chi Minh trail through eastern Laos. Cease fire actions pause notes for Ho Chi Minh's funeral with hints of possible peace moves, while missions for Thursday night are canceled from Washington.
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Washington
Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
South Vietnam
Brumback Backs Merger Plan
Frederick County supervisor Thomas B. Brumback said illness kept him from last Wednesday's joint city county meeting where the merger was approved. He would have voted for merging the county with the city after returning from Johns Hopkins Hospital to Winchester. The four other county supervisors voted in favor.
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Thomas B. Brumback
Frederick
Stonewall
Brumback
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Winchester
Weather continues cool high pressure over Virginia stays dominant
The Weather Richmond report notes Virginia remains under a strong high pressure area, keeping temperatures below normal and skies generally clear across the state.
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Richmond
Virginia
Annual Beauty Mist Hosiery Sale at Hodgson Shop
A hosiery sale runs through September 22 offering 20 percent off on beauty mist hosiery and panty hose. Margaret L Hodgson shop and Ellie Creamer owner provide the sale details.
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Leggett
Winchester
Margaret L. Hodgson
Ellie Creamer
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