Johnson presses Hanoi on peace efforts in Pacific talks
President Johnson urges an early serious response from Hanoi to Vietnam peace efforts. He concentrates on military issues in conferences at the U S Pacific Command post as part of today’s schedule.
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Warsaw
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Chung Hee Park
South Korea
Hanoi names peace team amid Vietnam talks speculation
North Vietnam announced two high level appointments fueling Saigon speculation they will form Hanoi’s negotiating and spokesperson teams for peace talks with the United States. Xuan Thuy named a government minister and Tran Quang Huy headed the premier office board.
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Two new college drill teams join Apple Blossom parade
May 3 feature adds Maryland Honor Guard from University of Maryland College Park and Evergreen Guard from Loyola College Baltimore. The Air Force ROTC unit includes 20 men and 16 women in blue and silver. Evergreen Guard fields 10 Army ROTC men in green and gray uniforms.
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Wanted Pasture for 25 Yearling Heifers in Virginia
James A. Summel of Clearbrook Virginia seeks pasture for 25 yearling heifers and requests contact after 4 pm. Also advertised are Howard Johnson's Famous Fish Fry all you can eat for 1.19 dollars. Call 662 8011 after 4 pm.
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Clearbrook
Howard Johnson
Mercy Flight Delivers Serum for Girl’s Eye Injury
A rare serum flown from St. Louis to Kansas City helps Kris Kametz, 13, whose eye injury followed a smallpox vaccination reaction. Doctors say such a complication occurs only once in a million cases.
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St. Louis
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False Leads Multiply In Hunt for Eric Galt
In Birmingham FBI agents pursued clues about Eric Starvo Galt, a mysterious man tied to the King assassination inquiry. Leads appeared from a Birmingham boarding house, a white Mustang abandoned in Atlanta, and reports of a shipyard job, with no verified identity or warrants issued.
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Martin Luther King Jr
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Peter Cherpes
Galt
Atlanta
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Tenn
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Florida
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Associated Press
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Mississippi
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Mobile
Police clash with leftists near Springer plants in Germany
Police battled thousands of student protesters in Frankfurt and Munich as demonstrations aimed to stop newspaper distribution. Over 150 arrests in Munich, more than 100 detained nationwide, and 30 reported seriously injured. Dutschke, shot Thursday, remained in hospital in stable condition.
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Associated Press
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Grant Approved for Shenandoah PE Building
A $152,674 federal grant for a new physical education building at Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music was approved by the U S Office of Education under Title 1 of the Higher Education Facilities Act of 1963. The project aims to cost about $468,022 with Shenandoah funding 25 percent and Title II funding 68 33 percent. The facility will sit near the campus edge by the track and football field and include four classrooms offices showers locker rooms and toilets.
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Harry F. Byrd
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Office of Education
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Shenandoah Campus
Shenandoah
Martinsburg Man Held In Entry And Larceny
Glenn Wilber Smith twenty two of Martinsburg West Virginia was jailed in Winchester Frederick County on charges of breaking and entering and grand larceny after police surrounded the Zuckerman Company building on Martinsburg Pike. A safe was moved and a torch was used to try opening it. Smith fled inside but was captured after hitchhiking home and being brought back by his sister.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Winchester-Frederick County
Zuckerman Co., Inc
Martinsburg Pike
Lacy Anderson
Kerr- McGee Chemical Corp
Zuckerman Co
Anderson
Osborne Renner
Roy Hoak
Harry Richards
Zuckerman
Smith
Robert B. Johnson
Wanted girl in Pressing Dept at Pingley and Carper Cleaners
Help wanted advertisement indicates a position in the pressing department at Pingley and Carper Cleaners. Applicants likely sought to join the workforce at theDry cleaning operation.
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Air War Costs Four More Planes
The air war against North Vietnam cost the United States four more planes on Monday two shot down over the southern panhandle and two lost in midair collision Five of the crew were rescued and one remained missing The incident follows a shift to more antiaircraft guns south as bombing expands toward the panhandle and after Johnson ordered raids not to go farther north.
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North Vietnam
United States
Panhandle
Johnson
Dong Hoi
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
20Th Parallel
Hanoi
David W. Winn
Minneapolis
Minn
South China Sea
Tonkin Gulf
Vinh
South Vietnam
Air Force
A Shau
Hue
Highlands
Kontum City
Open Survey On Fallout Protection
A Virginia home Fallout Protection Survey begins to assess how basements guard against fallout. Governor Godwin promotes the effort as a state extension of national Civil Defense work. Mayor Battaile urges residents to complete and return the questionnaires promptly.
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Mills E. Godwin, Jr
Winchester
William M. Battaile
Battaile
Winchester School Board Names Craig Handley High Principal
The Winchester School Board accepted the resignation of Ralph Sherrard as Handley High principal and named George L. Craig, current Winchester Intermediate School principal, to succeed him. Sherrard will join Shepherd College as history assistant professor July 1.
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Ralph 8. Sherrard
Handley High School
George L. Craig
Winchester Intermediate School
Winchester
Jacob L. Johnson
Craig
WIS
Johnson
Hunter L. Maddox
Sherrard
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Coke
MR. Craig
Handley
University of Maryland
William and Mary
Round Hill
Marsh Urges Process Shift in Federal Appropriations
Rep. John O. Marsh Jr. urged a stronger, clearer appropriations process at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the George Washington Hotel. He stressed the people’s power of government, outlined committee work, and cited a 1968 budget with an $82 billion defense portion and a projected $19 billion deficit for the year.
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Chamber of Commerce
Strasburg
George Washington Hotel
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Defense
For Sale 1959 GMC 1/2 Ton Truck
For sale 1959 GMC half ton pickup. New tires, good condition. Call 662 3681.
Richmond Quiet Sky With Mild Temperatures Reported
A large high pressure system centered in eastern Ohio brought clear skies and seasonable temperatures to Virginia today.
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Ohio
Virginia
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