Rogers Plans U N Talks With Gromyko For Key Agenda
Secretary of State William P. Rogers will head to the United Nations on Friday for talks with Andrei Gromyko and other foreign ministers as the Assembly considers China seating and Thant’s successor. Topics include budget reform, economic policy, and anti apartheid proposals, with a focus on Middle East issues and SALT. Rogers aims to advance progress behind the scenes with Israelis and Egyptians to avoid a direct UN confrontation.
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William P. Rogers
United Nations
Russia
Andrei A. Gromyko
China
U Thant
U.N
Mideast
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Middle East
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Radar Accounts For 74 Percent Of Va Speeding Arrests
Virginia State Police reports show 421 175 speeding arrests from 1966 to 1970 with radar accounting for 315 735 cases or about 74 9 percent. Col Harold W Burgess notes radar also influenced other arrests for reckless driving and drunken driving.
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Richmond
Virginia
Harold W. Burgess
Burgess
Political Week Ahead in Winchester Area Promises Busy Events
Local political activity heats up with election day set for November 2. The Young Democrats meet tonight with speakers Robert W. Smalley J Fred Larrick and Duncan C Gibb among others.
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Winchester
Frederick County
del. George Shafran
Young Democrats
Robert W. Smalley
Berryville
J. Fred Larrick
Duncan C. Gibb
Front Royal
Nixon holds off on Supreme Court vacancy decision
President Nixon has not indicated when he will fill the vacant Supreme Court seat after Justice Black's retirement. White House aides say a decision is not yet near despite a weekend at Camp David and a list of seven potential successors.
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Nixon
Supreme Court
White House
Hugo L. Black
Camp David
Warren E., Burger
Harry A. Blackmun
Earl Warren
Burger
Blackmun
Richard H. Poff
R-Va
Poff
Raritans Host Red Cross Bloodmobile Visit
Frederick County Raritans sponsor the Red Cross Bloodmobile visit at Christ Episcopal Church Parish House from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Recruitment Chairman Ray Welsh notes a goal of 165 pints of blood plus 10 pints of A negative for open heart surgery. People may contact the Red Cross to book appointments.
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Frederick County
Red Cross
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Ray Welsh
Egypt Hit Back Order Tightens Gaza Front Action
War Minister Lt Gen Mohammed Sadek ordered Egyptian forces to hit back immediately and violently against Israeli fire on Suez Canal fronts. Al Ahram said Shrike missiles struck an Israeli position at Ferdan as Cairo codenamed a maximum alert. Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad plans a Sept 29 visit to Washington to discuss the crisis.
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Ferdan
Mideast
Mahmoud Riad
Washington
U.S
William P. Rogers
Local Judges Withdraw From Durham Case
Luther Durham Jr. faces a new trial as both presiding judges recuse themselves citing improper impartiality. Durham, serving a life term for 1963 murder, was to appear in Circuit Court as a habeas review unfolds after a July order by U.S. District Court.
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Elliott D. Marshall
Circuit Court
Robert K. Woltz
Luther Durham, Jr
Durham
Annie Snow
Double Tollgate
U.S. District Court
Harrisonburg
Frederick County
Supreme Court
Virginia
U.S. Supreme Court
Soldier wounded at observation post in Londonderry
A British soldier was critically wounded by a sniper while on duty at an observation post on the edge of Londonderry’s Bogside district. The army recovered the bullet, an outlawed dum-dum round, with its caliber unclassified.
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Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Bogside
Cambodian Fuel Tank Farm Blows Up After Island Assault
Cambodian fuel storage near Phnom Penh was hit by a night raid as about 30 enemy sappers aboard boats attacked two tank complexes. Rockets ignited 15 large tanks containing gasoline diesel and fuel oil, sending flames and black smoke over the capital. South Vietnamese positions near Tay Ninh faced mortar and commando strikes with 21 soldiers killed and 64 wounded.
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Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Esso
Shell
43Rd Task Force
Tay Ninh
Associated Press
Robin Mannock
80 Year Old Man Feeds Birds Despite Personal Hunger
In Los Angeles, 80 year old Raymond Lopez feeds thousands of birds at Echo and MacArthur parks using 2,800 pounds of feed weekly at a cost of about 150 dollars. After health problems halted his rounds, neighbor Manuel Cerda helps deliver the feed and Lopez vows to go hungry before the birds.
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Los Angeles
Raymond Lopez
Lopez
Echo and
MacArthur Parks
Hollywood
Manuel Cerda
Cerda
Hot Times Ahead for United Nations Analysis Predicts Red China Role
AP analysis by William L. Ryan says Red China may press to shape UN policy as a permanent member with veto power, seek inclusion of smaller nations in disarmament talks, and influence the selection of a new secretary general, signaling tense times at the UN.
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Red China
General Assembly
Security Council
United Nations
Peking
Red Chinese
United States
Soviet Union
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
China
Middle East
Chou
En-lai
Red China Long
U.N
Carnegie Endowment
U Thant
Virginia Weather Sees Partly Cloudy Skies and Showers
A stationary front hung over Virginia bringing partly cloudy skies and moderate temperatures with a chance of showers. Local notices include a drug hotline number and a business closing due to a death in the family, plus employment ad for a dishwasher at Townhouse Restaurant in Berryville, Virginia.
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Virginia
Berryville, Va
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