LeMay Urges 100 Megaton Bomb to Narrow Missile Gap
Gen. Curtis LeMay says the Soviet Union has narrowed the gap in U S military superiority and urges development of a 100 megaton nuclear bomb. He implies U S missiles may not be as reliable as desired and stresses continued use of manned bombers.
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Washington
Curtis E. LeMay
Soviet Union
U.S
United States
Robert S. McNamara
Barery Goldwater
R-Ariz
Air Force
McNamara
LeMay
Goldwater
Arizona Republican
Armed Services
House Appropriations Subcommittee
LeMay to attend Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival
General Curtis LeMay, chief of staff of the U S Air Force, will be a special guest at the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival April 30 to May 12. He will have a major role in the coronation of Miss Luci Baines Johnson during the three day fete. The coronation is set for April 30 at 2 30 p m in the Handley High School Bowl.
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Curtis E. LeMay
United States Air Force
General LeMay
Luci Baines Johnson
Lyndon B. Johnson
Columbus
Ohio
Curtis Emerson LeMay
Ohio State University
Armed Services
Kelly Field
Texas
Air Corps Reserve
License sales near completion with final day demand
Licensing official E. T. Snider Jr reports about 14 000 state licenses sold with an additional 2 000 expected before tomorrow 4 30 closing. Leslie Warner fished Shenandoah River Sunday with Mary and children. he caught nothing while Mary hauled a 4 4 lb bass at a nearby pond with an artificial lure.
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E. T. Snider, Jr
Leslie Warner
Bufflic Road
Shenandoah River
Mary
Tides Leave Damage Alaskans Face Rising Coastal Threats
Invading tides receded in sunken south central Alaska communities but caused eroded highways and washed out rail lines. Flooding stems from a March quake that shifted land three to six feet, threatening the Alaska Railroad, highways, port areas, and business districts across Kenai Peninsula Kodiak Homer Spit and Seward.
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Anchorage, Alaska
Alaska
Alaska Railroad
Portage
Anchorage-Seward Highway
Girdwood
Anchorage
Homer Spit
Jeopar
Virginia Guard Moves to One Weekend Drill Plan
Maj. Gen. Paul M. Booth said the Virginia National Guard will switch to a one weekend per month drill schedule from a weekly system. Local commanders may adjust before July 1, with mandatory adoption expected after that. The change increases drill time to 16 hours per month for more training in the field.
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Richmond
Paul M. Booth
Virginia
National Guard
Booth
Frederick County Supervisors Set 1964 65 Tax Rate
The Frederick County board set the 1964 65 tax rate at 3 per 100 of assessed valuation with no opposition. The rate is 20 cents above last year. Other actions included approving 150000 to borrow for Stonewall School addition and Gore School cafeteria facilities, and hearings on I 81 access at Valley Mill Road.
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Frederick County
Stonewall School
Gore School
Valley Mill Rd
State Highway Dept
Imagination Urged at Travel Information Conference
A travel information conference in Middletown urged area tourism stakeholders to use imagination in promotion. Charles B. McFee Jr of the Automotive Trade Association of Virginia urged doing efforts up to the hill. About 40 attendees from Winchester and Front Royal heard Willis Fish of the Shenandoah Valley Motel Association discuss regional recreation plans.
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Charles B. McFee, Jr
Automotive Trade Association of Virginia
Middletown
Winchster
Front Royal
Willis Fish
Shenandoah Valley Motel Association
Council to Consider Winchester Parking Authority at April Meeting
The City Council will discuss action on the proposed Winchester Parking Authority at tonight's 7:30 meeting in the Council Chamber. The General Assembly has approved a bill authorizing the Authority's formation.
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Winchester
General Assembly
SEATO Members Oppose De Gaulle Neutralization Plan
Four SEATO nations Australia Pakistan Thailand and the Philippines oppose France President De Gaulle's Southeast Asia neutralization proposal. U S Secretary Rusk objected. Britain and New Zealand supported the US stance leaving France alone on the issue.
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Manila
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Charles de Gaulle
Southeast Asia
Australia
Pakistan
Thailand
Philippines
Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
U.S
France
Maurice Couve de Murville
Garfield Barwick
Laos
Crucial Point Near in Rail Bargaining Talks
Washington reports that rail labor talks between five unions and about 200 railroads enter their fifth day with President Johnson weighing next steps after mediators report on progress. White House keeps details tight as negotiations proceed.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Erroneous Death Report of Khrushchev Sparks Global Stir
A West German agency apologized for a false report that Soviet Premier Khrushchev had died. The garbled dispatch caused market jitters worldwide before Tass debunked it as rubbish. Investigations led to suspensions and notes to editors while the agency traced the mix up to a miscommunication with a Japanese journalist.
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Hamburg
Germany
Khrushchev
U.S. Pacific
Tass
Communist Party
Waldyslaw Gomulka
Josef Cyrankiewicz
Moscow
Waresaw
DPA
Deutsche Presse Agen
Tur
Bonn
Ifice
Khrushchi
Dispatch
Accident Damages Spacecraft at Cape Kennedy Facility
Eight people were injured as a rocket engine ignited while a space payload was being joined at Cape Kennedy. The OSO spacecraft and Delta third stage were in a spim test facility during pre launch checks for a sun earth study mission slated for next Tuesday.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Orbiting Solar Observatory
OSO
Spim
Air Force Ambulance
Ona Cocoa Beach
Patrick Force Base
Sidney Dagley
Pepe
Averal Hospital
Camco
L.D
Patrick
Air Force
Cape
Meanuries
Luttrell Opposes Rabies Vaccination Plan
Frederick County Supervisor Paul Luttrell says he never favored state anti rabies legislation for the county. The Star reported he previously urged such a measure. He supported a special ordinance allowing an open season for fox killing in the county.
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Paul Luttrell
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
the Star
Beatles of '78 Shrouded in Village Mystery
In Clyde New York an old printed card found by workers tearing a house advertises a dance at Perkins Hall on Tuesday evening April 9 1878 with music credited to the Beatles full of chestra. No villager recalls the event or the band.
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Clyde
N.Y
Perkins Hall
New York Village
Weather lingers as front weakens across Virginia
AP report from Richmond notes rain ahead of a weakening cold front across Virginia. Clear skies and mild temperatures are forecast for Wednesday morning.
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Richmond
Virginia
Nylon Hooded Parkas For Boys
Large shipment of nylon hooded parkas in boys sizes all colors offered at 5.99. Bell Ct, Othes, Inc. announces limited stock and discount pricing for the fall season.
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Bell Ct
Othes, Inc
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Valdez
Seward
D. E. Goulden
L.O. Fears
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County Court House
B. O. Brumback
Earl Bailey
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F. W. Fulbeam
Robert Johnson
Arlington Chamber of Commerce
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Barwick
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Thanat Khoman
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A.M. Malik
George Reedy
Luttrell
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