Wife Of Virginia's Son Byrd Is Dead
Mrs. Anne Beverley Byrd wife of Virginia statesman Harry F Byrd died of a heart attack at the Byrd home near Berryville Virginia She had been wheelchair bound in recent years and traveled with Byrd to Washington for Congress sessions Funeral set for Christ Episcopal Church Winchester with notable condolences from President Johnson and Gov Harrison Jr Survivors include two other sons Bradshaw Beverley Byrd and Richard Evelyn Byrd a brother J Gray Beverley and eight grandchildren
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English Mass to Begin Across U S Nov 29
Catholics prepare for a Mass partly in English starting November 29 after Vatican II permission. Rev Frederick R McManus notes the change aids understanding and participation. Music director Rev Eugene A Walsh cites more hymns and a push for scriptural themes in revised liturgy.
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Opera Calls Off Season Union Issue
The San Francisco Opera Association canceled its 1964 season after a stalemate with Local 6 of the Musicians Union over wage increases. President Robert Watt Miller called the decision unavoidable as negotiations spanning months collapsed despite an Aug. 10 bargaining agreement. The season had been set to begin Sept. 11.
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New York
Man Freed Of Charge Against Bryce Cassel Dismissed
A charge of aggravated battery against Bryce Wayland Cassel was dismissed at a preliminary hearing in Justice Court after his wife Elizabeth refused to testify. Cassel, 42, of 423 West Louisiana Street, had been arrested August 17 after authorities say he beat his wife’s 2 year old son with a belt.
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Nothing To Declare Nothing To Hide In Strasbourg Case
UPI reports customs officials in Strasbourg France allowed a car to pass after a woman passenger wore a copless bathing suit and declared she had nothing to declare. The incident drew attention as officials evaluated the unusual attire and its impact on border checks.
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UAW to Pick Strike Target Among Big Three Tonight
UAW leaders meet to choose the strike target for 1964 auto negotiations with William Simpkin observing. Contracts cover about 600,000 GM Ford and Chrysler workers and expire August 31. Reuther notes target selection as key and says a strike looms unless offers move. firms deny new offers and expect momentum after target is named.
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Hippo Named Douglas Delays Police Stop In Southampton
Southhampton police pull over a truck carrying a hippo named Douglas. Inspector Howarth quickly clears the vehicle in ten minutes, enabling the animal to continue to James Chipperfield’s York zoo. John Goddard, driver, and James Chipperfield, owner, provide brisk, humorous remarks.
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UPI
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Soviet Press Says Dem Platform Improves Over Republican
Pravda Trud criticizes the Democratic Party platform as inconsistent yet compares it favorably to the Republican program, noting the Democrats’ more realistic approach to international relations while faulting lines on liberation of captive nations, Berlin, Cuba, and Vietnam. It praises condemnations of the Ku Klux Klan and John Birch Society but criticizes the attack on the U.S. Communist Party. The piece comments on Democratic leadership maneuvering amid right wing pressures.
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