LBJ Hosts Diplomats At Ranch
President Johnson welcomed 29 Latin American diplomats to his Texas hill country retreat for a weekend prelude to the Punta del Este talks. Ambassador Guillermo Sevilla-Sacasa called it a family affair as the envoys toured the Johnson ranch and enjoyed a Texas style barbecue after arriving in San Antonio.
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Boy, 9, Killed Struck By Car on Rt 522
Keith Michael Kern nine was killed when struck by a southbound car while entering Rt 522 from a private drive near Winchester at 6:45 p m yesterday. Linwood S Dunn 39 of 949 Fox Drive was the driver. Dunn's wife and two children were passengers. The boy, born August 14 1957 in Winchester, attended Robinson Memorial School. He is survived by his parents Harry R Kern Sr and Helen Long Kern, three sisters and one brother. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. The body is at Jones Funeral Home. Three locals injured in a two car crash on N Loudoun St near Rich ards Ave at 3:20 p m. Alice Matousek 59 Stephen son Ronald DeHaven 18 Bloomery Star Rd and Russell Clay 20 Sunnyside Station treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Police say Matousek pulled from Clevenger's Service Station into N Loudoun St and was struck by a northbound DeHaven car. Matousek car then hit another car parked on the west curb.
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N. Loudoun St
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Matousek
Town Crier Classes for Red Cross Course Begin Monday
Red Cross Mother and Baby Care course starts Monday at Episcopal Parish House on W Boscawen Street. Sessions run Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings from 7 30 to 9 30 for two weeks. For info call 662 5412. He Really Did get an April Fool today Albert S Taylor of Route 1 bought a carton of pop at a store and found an empty bottle when he opened it at home.
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Byrd Heads to Alaska to Inspect U S Forces
Sen Harry F Byrd Jr D Va left Tokyo en route to Alaska to inspect U S forces. He wrapped up an Asian fact finding tour with stops in Formosa Guam Vietnam and Thailand and used a Tokyo layover to greet Japanese officials and celebrate a joint U S Japan rocket firing at Wallops Island Virginia.
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Humphrey Talks Peace With Pope at Vatican
Vice President Hubert Humphrey met Pope Paul VI in private audience at the Vatican to discuss hopes for peace in Vietnam. The visit sparked Rome protests and wreath ceremony at Piazza Venezia, drawing 200 to 300 onlookers without demonstrations.
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Teamsters Strike Vote Opens Nationwide Trucking Showdown
Washington AP reports the Teamsters begin a nationwide strike vote in a confrontation with Trucking Employers Inc. about 65 percent of U S truck cargo would be affected if a work stoppage occurs. The dispute centers on wage demands and fringe benefits amid Hoffa’s imprisonment.
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Communist assault near Saigon leaves heavy toll in Tay Ninh
A Communist regiment about 2,500 strong failed an assault in War Zone C near Tay Ninh, leaving hundreds dead and many wounded. U S casualties were 16 killed and 71 wounded. 57 Viet Cong bodies were counted inside American lines. B52s bombed the escape route toward Cambodia as the fight raged Friday and Saturday.
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South Viet Nam Welcomes New Constitution and Elections
SAIGON AP The republic marks a holiday to celebrate its new constitution paving the way for a presidential election on September and civilian rule. Thieu signed the decree and 10 million leaflets were dropped nationwide praising the document. He granted amnesty to 451 prisoners as assemblymen prepare new election laws.
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Mutual Walk Out Settled Amid Talk With Mediators
Mutual Broadcasting System reaches a settlement with AFTRA covering about 100 newsmen and announcers in New York and Washington. Reported terms include a $300 weekly base for news staff plus overtime pay, with negotiations continuing for other networks to resume talks.
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Dairy Cow Slaughter Planned by NFO in Milk Strike
In Corning Iowa the National Farmers Organization seeks to raise milk prices by two cents a quart via a planned dairy cow slaughter action starting the 20th day of the campaign. President Oren Lee Staley says members will haul one or two cows to buying stations, not decimate herds, amid a federal 10 day restraint on interference with interstate milk shipments.
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Space Weather Program Reaches Routine Operation Milestone
Space weather efforts mark seven years of routine operation with daily global cloud coverage from Tiros and ESSA satellites. NASA launched Tiros I on April 1 1960, yielding the first space weather imagery that transformed forecasting. by 1965 ten Tiros satellites had flown, then ESSA upgrades followed under commerce oversight.
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Warm Weather Looms for Virginia Today
A high pressure system over the Eastern States will bring warm weather to Virginia today.
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