Indonesia to return to UN and seek improved US ties
Foreign Minister Adam Malik announced the new government will rejoin the United Nations and pursue better relations with the United States to aid Indonesia’s near bankrupt economy. He said no shift in stance toward Red China and emphasized a neutral, traditional foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakarta
Indonesia
Adam Malik
United Nations
United States
Malik
World Organization
Malaysia
Sukarno
Security Council
Subandrio
Soeharto
Peking
Brucellosis-Free Frederick County Cattle Certified
The State Department of Agriculture certifies Frederick County beef and dairy cattle brucellosis free for the first time. Extension Agent John T. Wolfe calls it a major achievement as brucellosis or Bang's disease can cause undulant fever in humans. Weather outlook shows cooler than normal five days with rain possible midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
State Department of Agriculture
John T. Wolfe
Jeri Brown Wins Tri County Title
Jeri Brown 18 daughter of Col and Mrs G Brown of Langley AFB was named Miss Winchester Tri 1966 at a pageant in Winchester. Connie Lee Jones and Ann Camillie Brandofino were runners up with several non finalists receiving trophies and prizes. Tony Sylvester MC with judges from WTOP and Wayside Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerilyn
Jeri) Brown
Winchester
Tri-County
Shenandoah College
Connie Lee Jones
Ann Brandofino
Jerilyn Christine Brown
G. Brown
Langley Air Force Base
The
Ester
America
Atlantic City
N.J
Charlie B. Jones
Bentonville
Ann Camillie Brandofino
Paul J. Brandofino
Beechcroft Road
Joyce Yancy
B.S. Yancy
Stephens City
Ann Dunlap
Anna T. Dunlap
W. Clifford St
Nancy Dolan
Tony Sylvester
Claire Beach
Julian Barber
Owen Phillips
Mr. Sylvester
Miss Beach
Mr. Barber
WTOP
Mr. Phillips
Wayside Theatre
Middletown
Jones
Brandifino
Brown
HIC
Sydney Snellings
Robert Rush
James Fleming
Nancy Ruth Manuel
Winchester Tri-County
Croquet Ball Breaks Window and Car Stolen
A croquet ball shattered a window at District News Co. and magazines and comics were taken from a warehouse. A 1960 blue Chevrolet stolen from Raymond Campbell on Braddock Street, license 207 933, with doors unlocked and keys absent, occurred between 12 30 and 12 45 a m. Police investigate both reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District News Co
Smithfield Ave
Raymond Campbell
S. Braddock St
Ervin L. Strayton
Braddock St
Highland and
National Aves
Campbell
Rail freight speeds up as firemen end four day strike
AP dispatch reports eight major railroads resume movements nationwide after a four day strike by firemen ends. President Johnson and a federal judge press for no reprisals while unions pledge restraint as workers return to service and security guarantees are sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
H. E. Gilbert
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of
Illinois Central
Chicago
Maine
Florida
California
Gilbert
U.S. Dist
Alexander Holtzoff
W. Willard Wirtz
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Grand Trunk Western
Boston & Maine
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harrisburg
Holtzoff
Congress
U.S
VPI Leader Will Speak At Winchester Dinner
Dr. T. Marshall Hahn Jr president of VPI will address a Shenandoah Valley Manufacturers Association dinner for new teachers in Winchester and Frederick County. 142 association members plus wives and teachers attend at 7 p.m. at the George Washington Hotel. Robert Smalley will preside and Sen. J Kenneth Robinson will introduce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Marshall Hahn, Jr
VPI
Winchester
Frederick County
Shenandoah Valley Manufacturers Association
Association
Robert Smalley
George Washington Hotel
J. Kenneth Robinson
Youth Killed Seven Hurt in Weekend Crashes
A 21 year old Strasburg youth, Carl Franklin Scott, died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a two car crash on Route 50 near the Opequon Bridge. William Edward Orndorff, 22, of Strasburg, remained in intensive care in fair condition. Rodney Kuykendall of Winchester, hurt on Route 340 near Gaylord, was treated for a fractured clavicle and chest injuries. Rolla Weaver of Highland Ave. was admitted with facial lacerations and listed in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasburg
Carl Franklin Scott
James Scott
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Opequon Bridge
William Edward Orndorff
Rodney Kuykendall
Route 1
Winchester
Gaylord
Rolla Weaver
Highland Ave
Local crash leaves several injured in Indiana area
Gerald Earhart of Strasburg, 24, owner of the car in which Scott and Orndorff rode, was admitted with undetermined injuries. Del and Betty Spencer of Muncie, ages 21 and 17, were released after treatment for cuts and bruises. Miller fell from a moving vehicle during a race when a door opened. he was taken to a hospital and released the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ai Ees
Gerald Joseph Earhart
Strasburg
Scott
Orndorff
del Howard Spencer
Betty Spencer
Muncie
Ind
Scott and Earhart
Miller
Grover Keeler
Middletown
Tornadoes Kill 7 in Florida
A line of tornadoes ripped through eight Florida cities killing seven people and injuring about 100. Gov. Haydon Burns declared two counties disaster areas as the National Guard aided search and relief. Tampa reported seven deaths and Lakeland hospital treated about 30 children. widespread damage and power outages left many homeless.
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Tampa
Fla
Florida
Haydon Burns
National Guard
Lakeland
St. Petersburg
Gulf Coast
Melbourne
Atlantic
Paul Robinson
WLCY
South Florida
Winter Haven
Auburndale
Clearwater
Fort Pierce
Luna 10 Orbits Moon Marking Soviet Space Feat
The Soviet government announced Luna 10 has entered lunar orbit, a major step toward a manned landing and a symbolic victory over the United States. Tass said the satellite carries scientific instruments and relays data, while observers note orbit details and signals from Jodrell Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Communist Party Congress
United States
Party
Kremlin
West Germany
Bochum Observatory
Tass
Earth
Jodrell Bank
Sir Bernard Lovell
Bernard
Treasure Box Sale Dates Announced
Treasure Box items will be opened Wednesday and Thursday from 9 to 4 30. The sale is closed on Good Friday.
Curfew Imposed as Saigon Riots Erupt Around Ky Regime
In Saigon riots linked to General Ky's government, police moved to halt about 1,500 demonstrators from the National Assembly and Buddhist Institute. The U.S. military declared the capital off limits to service members while tear gas and club police dispersed youths, some as young as 11 to 15, who overturned a jeep and set it ablaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Sagon
Nguyen Cao Ky
da Nang
U.S
National Assembly
Tu Do
Buddhist Institute
U.S. Information Service
Viet Nam upheaval as Thieu seeks end to protests
Lt. Gen. Thieu appeals for an end to demonstrations and violence while declaring school closures for an indefinite period. Ky orders planes and paratroopers to quell insurrection in Da Nang amid protests in Hue and threatened anti government marches in Saigon. US forces wage ground sweeps and air strikes across the south with Marine operations near Da Nang and air power targeting bridges and routes north of the frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nguyen van Thieu
da Nang
South Viet Nam
Hue
U.S
Johnson
South
Viet Nam
Saigon
Dalat
Guam
U.S. Air Force
Frontier
Vinh
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Star
Jim Hamilton
Donesia
Jeri Brown
Ronald S. Dolan
Fox Drive
Miss Dolan
Carolyn Lee Eddy
Kiwanis Club
Jaycees
Hahn
UPI
University of Kentucky
Dr, T. M. Hahn
North Viet Nam
Laos
Nha Tran
Chine See
John H. Enders
Russia
Luna 10
Lovell
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