Trains Run As Talks Open Under Johnson Mediation
President Johnson won a 15 day delay in a nationwide rail showdown as unions and management agreed to resume negotiations at the White House. Private mediators and top officials join in efforts to resolve five year old wage and work condition disputes while limited walkouts and service disruptions occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
White House
Befo Johnson
U. S
Cabin
Oi Johnson
New York
Theodore Kheel
University of Pennsylvania
Orem Taylor
W. Willard Wirtz
James Reynolds
Francis A. O'Neill Jr
National Mediation Board
Congress
Illinois Central Railroad
Apple Blossom Prospectus Signin at Valley News Stand
A prospectus for the Apple Annual is available at the Valley News Stand on 30 E Piccadilly St asking prospective salesmen to sign in. A local citizen reports flags flown at full staff this week and suggests half staff tomorrow for Gen Douglas MacArthur. The forecast shows warm temperatures with highs in the 60s and 70s, and rain possible Sunday or Monday and midweek.
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Valley News
E. Piccadilly St
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Stephens City sees two slates vying for six council seats and mayor
In Stephens City June elections two full slates contest all six council seats and the mayoral post. Incumbent Mayor Lynn Comer seeks another term against James W. Galladay, a former mayor and councilman. Incumbent council members who filed include Mrs. Gilda Lemley Hennings Webster Charlie Madagan Louis Stelzl and Katherine Yancy not seeking reelection. New candidates include George Fletcher Frank Ewing J A McCormick Charles E Bass Elwood Mauck Franklin E Guess Thomas A Ewing and Richard L Adams.
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Stephens City
Lynn Comer
James W. Galladay
Comer
Irene Bott
Golladay
Isabelle Cain
Gilda Lemley
Smalls Florist
Winchester
Hennings Webster
Sanitary Dairy
Charlie
George Fletcher
Frank Ewing
State Highway Department
Katherine Yancy
Ray Ewing
The
Coun
Cil
J. A. McCormick
Charles E. Bass
M.J. Grove Lime Co
Frederick County School Board
Elwood Mauck
Grove Lime Co
Franklin E. Guess
Thomas A. Ewing
Richard L. Adams
Raub Supply Co
Adams
Mr. Mauck
Council
Reds Fall Back In Saigon Area After Heavy Battle
Communist guerrillas pushed south of Saigon after a major clash near Mo Cay 50 miles south of the city. A U.S. pilot and Vietnamese observer were killed when their plane was shot down. Two U.S. helicopters were damaged. one destroyed. one crewman slightly injured. Two U.S. soldiers were wounded.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Mo Cay
County Court House in Focus at Saturday Meeting
Frederick County Board of Supervisors invites residents to a 2 p.m. meeting at James Wood High School to discuss the future of the County Court House. Chairman Byron O Brumback notes voters oppose destruction or moving the site and favors remodeling with options including a museum proposal for the 1840 structure. A regular board session follows Monday as policymakers gauge sentiment and shape policy.
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James Wood High School
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Byron O. Brumback
Court House
Brumback
Circuit Court
Ellett D. Marshall
Shenandoah Valley
City Declares Clean-Up Week For curbside trash
During April 13 through 18 the city proclaims Clean-Up Week and will collect trash rubbish and trimmings in open trucks placed on the curb along with regular garbage. The service provides two collections for all residents and requests cooperation to keep regular schedule with closed equipment.
MacArthur’s Last Journey Ends in Va
Norfolk crowds mourn General of the Army Douglas MacArthur as his flag draped coffin lies in repose on a purple catafalque at the crypt. The procession from Washington to Norfolk drew dignitaries and 200000 mourners while military honors marked the transit to burial in the Virginia memorial.
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MacArthur
Doug MacArthur
Virginia
Little Rock
Ark
Arthur MacArthur
Johnson
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Norfolk
Arthur
Navy
West Point
Three Independents File for Winchester Second Ward Council
Edgar G. Burch Wade C. Emmart and Robert J. Pullen filed yesterday as independent candidates for Winchester City Council Second Ward. Pullen fills part of the Huntsberry term and has prior council experience. Burch and Emmart are first time contenders. The ward also features three Democrats, one Republican and incumbent Democrats Carroll Henkel and J. Douglas Butler.
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Winchester City
Edgar G. Burch
Wade C. Emmart
Robert J. Pullen
Mr. Pullen
Council
Mr. Burch
Emmart
Boscawen St
Carroll Henkel J
J. Douglas Butler
Jim Flem
Moscow bars four U S embassy staff from traveling outside Moscow
The Soviet government accused four members of the U S Embassy of improper activities resembling espionage and barred them from traveling beyond Moscow for 90 days, while not expelling them. The U S Embassy said Air Commodore A N Davis was involved in one incident, with no confirmation from Britain. US Charge d Affaires Walter Stoessel protested the ban, which does not prevent departure from the country. The four Americans listed were Cmdr. Stuart Savage and Lt. Leonard Bracken, both accused of illegal photography, and Lt. Col. Edgar Smith and Capt. Edmund Svetina, accused of penetrating military territory.
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Moscow
U.S
Soviet Union
A. N. Davis
Walter Stoessel
Cmdr
Stuart Savage
Alma
Kan
Leonard Bracken
Philadelphia
Col
Edgar Smith
Edmund Svetina
Dayston
Ohio
Savage
Bracken
Smith
Svetina
Ameri
Maryland Senator Verda Welcome Survives Gunfire Attack
Verda Welcome, the only Black member of Maryland's Senate, was grazed by bullets as she exited her car near her Baltimore home. She and her husband Dr. Henry C. Welcome described the incident, noting two bullets hit her lower back and heel but she survived with minor injuries. The attack occurred after a testimonial dinner at a downtown hotel, with Welcome recounting the shattered windows and her mistaken belief it was street trouble.
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Baltimore
Verda Welcome
Maryland Senate
Welcome
Henry C. Welcome
Frederick County School Board Grants Two Day Off For Students
The Frederick County School Board approved two full days off for county pupils before spring break and set a Saturday meet. Superintendent Robert E. Aylor urged parents to register new first graders promptly as records show many registrations remain incomplete ahead of the 1964-65 year. Registration closes April 17. May require two day vacation at Apple Blossom after wind closures.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Robert E. Aylor
Aylor
Ayler
Apple Blos
President Rusk to Saigon for South Vietnam talks
President Johnson sends Secretary of State Dean Rusk to Saigon for conferences with South Viet Nam Premier Nguyen Khanh and Ambassador Lodge. The mission extends a Manila trip to attend the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization anniversary meeting and includes a stop in Anchorage to survey earthquake damage.
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Washington
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Rusk
Manila
United States
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Far East
Anchorage
Alaska
White House
Suit Seeks At Large Elections For Virginia Congress
Norfolk Republican Jack R. Wilkins asks the Virginia Supreme Court to strike down current districts and order U S elections for Congress at large. He contends population gaps among ten districts justify at large elections for the July 14 primary and November 3 general, citing 1964 timing and constitutional issues.
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Richmond
Norfolk
Jack R. Wilkins
2Nd District
GOP
Wilkins
del. ‘Henry “E. Howell Jr
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
General Assembly
Levin Nock Davis
State Board of Elections
Harry H. Vaughan
Hopewell
James Pied
Sperryville
Fletcher
Commonwealth of Virginia
Noreholke Area
Shenandoah Valley
Northern Virginia
Joel W. Broyhill
Richard H. Poff
Roaneoke-area
Weather Edges Into Pleasant Spring Across Virginia
A high pressure system over Mississippi brings pleasant spring weather to Virginia today and tomorrow. Scattered light frost appeared statewide last night and Richmond posted a record low for the date at 30 degrees.
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Richmond
Mississippi
Virginia
Savings Insured By Federal Agency Rates Ad
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation insures deposits at Winchester Savings and Loan with a current 4 1/4 percent rate. The ad notes the corner location at Boscawen and Washington streets.
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Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation
Winchester Savings & Loan Corner
Boscawen & Washington
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Wayne Johnston
Illinois Central
Roy Davidson
Madagan
Louis Stelzl
Atlantic Research Corp
Gainesville
Reds
S. Viet Nam
Norfolk, Va
ED Burch
Robert Pullen
Wade Emmart
Burch
Pullen
E. R. Huntsberry
Stoessel
Maryland
Senate
Grove Furniture Co
Loudoun St
Winchester, Wa
Tsons Bill
House of Delegates
Dr. Welcome
Ist
Grove Furniture
Loudoun
Suit
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