Israeli Air Strikes Press Egypt as Gulf Front Remains Volatile
Israeli planes attacked Ras Za'farana and Ras Gharib on the Gulf of Suez coast for the fifth time in six days in a bid to keep Egypt from rebuilding radar and army bases. Egypt said antiaircraft fire drove the attackers east. an eight hour artillery duel occurred near Port Taufiq. Two Israeli soldiers were wounded in a Golan Heights ambush. U Thant and UN talks planned as Big Four discuss Middle East. Islamic states warn of threats to Jerusalem.
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Conspiracy Case Considered In Frederick County
A Frederick County Circuit Court grand jury weighed charges against Maurice Trenary and Betty Hughes for allegedly conspiring to murder Jack OD Hughes. They were arrested August 9 and released on $10,000 bonds pending grand jury action. Trenary waived a preliminary hearing. Hughes was ordered sent to the grand jury on August 15.
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Maurice
Frog) Trenary
Winchester
Betty Hughes
Green Acres
Ease Trade Controls With Soviet Bloc 14 Allies Plan Looser Exports
The United States and 14 allied nations will ease export controls to the Soviet bloc while keeping bans on trade with Asia Communist governments and Albania. China and North Vietnam Korea remain restricted. War weapons embargo persists.
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London
United States
Albania
China
North Vietnam
North Korea
Soviet Bloc
Red Cross Bloodmobile visit set at Christ Church Parish House
The September drive by Frederick County Ruritans aims to collect 200 pints of blood to meet monthly and year to date quotas. Donors aged 18 to 60 in good health may give from 10 a.m. to 2 45 p.m. at the Christ Episcopal Church Parish House tomorrow, with appointments encouraged by calling 662 5412 or by going directly to the Bloodmobile. Also a Lost-Keys notice at Handley football game lists contact 667 4638.
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Red Cross
Higher Education in Deepest Crisis Cited by Kerr
Clark Kerr of the Carnegie Commission warned at the Southern Governors Conference that U S higher education faces the deepest crisis in 333 years. He urged expansion of community colleges, more health training facilities, and greater federal funding while maintaining private public balance.
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Clark Kerr
Carnegie _Commission on Higher Education
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Pentagon critics push to cut AMSA bomber funding in Senate debate
In Washington AP reports Senate leaders hint last week of debate on a 20 billion military bill as Sen. McGovern offers an amendment to slash AMSA funds from 100 million to 20 million. Proxmire and Cooper push for limits on military aid to Laos and Thailand amid costs rising to 10 to 23 billion for the bomber.
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George S. McGovern
D-S.d
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
McGovern
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Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Clark M. Clifford
William Proxmire
Dwis
John Sherman Cooper
Rky
U.S
Laos
Thailand
Ky announces further Vietnam troop withdrawals
Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky says 40,000 more American troops will be withdrawn from Vietnam between now and November after an emergency South Vietnamese National Security Council meeting. U.S. Command officials offer no further comment.
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Nguyen Cao Ky
Vietnam
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U.S
Samuel D. Berger
Creighton W. Abrams
Abrams
Berger
Thieu
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Washington
Nixon
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South Vietnam
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Delta
U.S. 9Th Infantry Division
West Germany hit by wildcat strikes across key industries
West Germany faces two weeks of wildcat strikes by more than 500000 workers as miners and steelworkers push for higher pay. With elections two weeks away, unions press for new contracts while politicians debate wage price impacts and inflation risks.
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Frankfurt
Germany
West Germany
Europe
Heinz‘Oskar Vetter
Coal and Steel
Ruhr
Saar
Iron and Steel
Monroe College Ransacked In Eight Room Break In
Eight rooms at Monroe College were broken into overnight with extensive property damage. Entry was gained by smashing a window and safes and desks were damaged while offices and the teachers' lounge were ransacked. Classes continued as state police investigate.
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Middletown
Monroe College
Howard Wilbur
Wilbur
Man Jailed On Rape Charge
A Frederick County man, Alvin Louis Luttrell, 35, of Winchester, is jailed in Winchester Frederick County on rape charges. Bond set at 10000 dollars. Luttrell arrested yesterday at 5 45 a m after a Winchester woman, 22, reported being forced into a car and raped twice. Deputy Kline aided in the arrest directed by Sheriff Lacy Anderson.
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Winchester-Frederick County
Alvin Louis Luttrell
Rt. 2
Winchester
Lacy Anderson
Luttrell
Robert Kline
Virginia Warm, Humid Air Ahead Across Richmond
A ridge of high pressure keeps Virginia sunny and mild in Richmond. The outlook calls for clearing skies with increasing humidity as a warm air mass moves in.
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Virginia
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