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Newspaper

Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1966

Page

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Man Sought In Two Slayings Nabbed Resting In Auto

Da vid Johnson aged 19 sought in two South Carolina slayings was arrested in Daytona Beach Shores Florida resting in a car with two men. A loaded .22 pistol and a stolen automatic shotgun were found in the auto. Johnson allegedly killed his mother Margaret Milling Johnson 53 and her sister Phyils Bernini 45 near Greenwood County. The second man was a hitchhiker. Authorities credited the arrest to Daytona Beach Shores Police and South Carolina officials who had offered a $500 reward for the arrest.

S.C Florida Daytona Beach Fla David Johnson South Carolina Daytona Beach Shores Daytona Johnson Greenwood Harvey Altes State Attorney's Office Charles Stiles Law Enforcement Division Margaret Milling Johnson Jim Bernini Greenwood County Giles Daniel J. P. Strom The C. Law Enforement Division Bernini Phyls Bernini Columbia

Haiphong Raid Intensifies U S Air War Over Vietnam

Reports detail Haiphong bombardment and broader U S air activity over North and South Vietnam. Data show 763 U S and Vietnamese sorties in 24 hours, 34 American detainees, rising allied casualties, and destruction of oil storage near Haiphong with 281st American plane lost in 17 months of combat.

Haiphong North Vietnam U.S Mekong Delta Washington North Viet Nam Hanoi Radio Pentagon U.S. Command Yaunist U.S. 7Th Fleet Hanooke Tonkin Gulf Viet Nam Ee Sey Tis Tokyo United States Air Force Citizens Religious Front Nguyen Cao Ky

Outside TV Antenna Is Protection

Raleigh Fire Inspector A R Woodlief says outside television antennas protect buildings from lightning, not just typical rods, and that more color TVs with antennas reduce fire risks. He linked the claim to the New Bern high school lightning explosion and noted public safety benefits as TV adoption grows.

Raleigh A. R. Woodlief Woodlief New Bern High School New Bern

Peace Efforts Center on Vietnam War Stalemate

The article reports posturing by British and Soviet officials on Vietnam peace aims. Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart outlines steps toward a Geneva conference, a truce, phased foreign troop withdrawal, and a free Vietnamese choice, while Prime Minister Wilson and Labour MPs back ending U S bombing. Mrs Gandhi also calls for Geneva talks and withdrawal of foreign forces.

Johnson Frank Allamn Michael Stewart Viet Nam Stewart Wilson Moscow Geneva Andrei) Gromyko Southeast Asia Britain North Arn House Hanoi Haiphong U.S North Viet Nam South Viet Nam Europe Soviet Union New Delhi Gandhi International Control Commission

Surveyor I Impresses Engineers After Lunar Night

Surveyor I’s eye and voice survived a long cold lunar night proving the craft’s camera and moving parts still function. Jet Propulsion Laboratory noted the craft was in perfect working order as Goldstone tracking station commanded a camera test resulting in 24 pictures confirming mirror elevation azimuth control and focus despite subzero conditions.

Pasadena Calif APF Surveyor Jet Propulsion Laboratory Goldstone Malif

Airlines Strike Looms Over Wage Talks With IAM

The IAM and five major airlines failed to resolve wage and benefit disputes amid a presidential emergency board plan. Curtin said union demands would cost about $114 million, with airlines claiming this exceeds board recommendations. Picket lines to begin Friday could affect 68 cities, as 94,000 employees at 231 U.S. and 23 foreign airports face upheaval.

Curtin Reynolds Labor Department Johnson Akron Youngstown Ohio Allentown Harrisburg Huntsville Ala Lansing Mich Lincoln Neb Madison Milwaukee Wis Moline Norfolk Richmond Spokane Wash Eastern Northest TWA United National Thei IAM Sears Presidential Emergency Board United States

Argyle town hunkers down as orders keep streets quiet

Spray The bank offices and most business places along Argyle's main street were closed while a couple grocery stores stayed open Thursday. Few people were out shopping and most stayed inside. Rousseau said there was no panic. Firemen were directed to hose down streets and aid residents in washing properties. Dr. E. E. Pumala of Warren, acting Marshal County health officer, noted the effort.

Argyle Rousseau E. E. Pumala Warren Marshal County

Powell Sputters as Education Bill Lags in House

The GOP faces slim odds for major reform as weak OEQ support quiets administration lobbying. The House bill would curb OFO spending and shift duties to other agencies. Rep. Adam Clayton Powell, chair of Education and Labor, backs many provisions but has shown little interest since committee passage and missed hearings.

Aand Adam Clayton Powell D-Ny Education and Labor Committee House

Foreign Aid Debate Shapes Viet Nam Policy Limits

Senate Foreign Relations Committee reframes aid as useful medicine with hazardous side effects, cutting 142.2 million and shortening authorization to one year. The panel links aid to Viet Nam and India Pakistan conflicts while urging caution to avoid back-door military commitments. Senator Morse warns public confidence in aid is sagging.

Washington Senate Foreign Relations Committee U.S Viet Nam India-Pakistan Sen J.W. Fulbright D-Ark Johnson House Foreign Affairs Committee Senate House Wayne Morse D-Ore Congress

Hoffa Dominates Teamsters Convention Amid Opposition

The Teamsters re elected James Hoffa unanimously at a convention where he faced scattered criticism from delegates like Robert Coar and Milton Liss. Hoffa defended a national bargaining measure aimed at countering corporate power, while warning rivals to stay quiet. The gathering echoed a political convention, with signs backing Hoffa and officials pledging unity despite looming federal sentences.

Hotta Teamsters Dave Beck Hoffa Robert Coar New Jersey Coar Milton Liss Milton Liss John F. English

Woman Found Dead in Car Trunk Near Haw River

An unidentified white woman in her late 30s was found dead in the trunk of a car abandoned for over a week in woods near Haw River, Alamance County. Autopsy showed no external injuries or bullet wounds. identity unavailable. The car, a 1960 Mercury now tied to Delbert Skaggs, was driven off Hillsborough road and concealed by undergrowth.

Skaggs Hillsborough

Radar tracker speeds missile detection at Clear Air Force base

Eye point of impact and time of impact are computed within seconds and automatically transmitted to the Pentagon Strategic Air Command in Omaha North American Air Defense Command Colorado Springs and England. If the object poses no ballistic threat the lockon breaks and the Scanner resumes detection. Col Earl N Yaden says the system enhances missile detection and does not fill any gap, noting sites at Clear Thule and Flyingdales provide maximum capabilities.

Pentagon Strategic Air Command Omaha Neb North American Air Defense Command Colorado Springs Colo England Royal Air Force United States Canada United Kingdom Earl N. Yaden Clear Snown Thule Flyingdales Yaden

Two More Road Deaths Reported

Virginia highway toll climbs to 503 this year as two more fatalities are reported by The Associated Press. Betty Joe Cantrell, 20, of Smyrna Delaware, died Wednesday night when the car she rode in crashed off U S 60 near Lexington. her husband James Cantrell Jr., 21, also was killed. Boylee Godsey, 21, of Baltimore, died Wednesday from injuries from a July 4 crash when his car left the road and hit a tree near Crewe in Nottoway County.

Associated Press Virginia Charlottesville Betty Joe Cantrell Crewe Boylee Godsey Baltimore State Rree Nottoway County

Boothe Promises Major Statement On Senate Campaign

Lynchburg AP dispatch reports Armis tead L. Boothe will fly to Richmond for a 3 p.m. press conference at the State Capitol to deliver a statement of major importance in the Democratic primary race against Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr. Boothe will campaign in Waynesboro and Staunton Friday morning and cancel an Fredericksburg stop.

Lynchburg Armis+tead L Harry F. Byrd Jr U.S. Senate

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