Chile Severs Ties With Cuba Stirs Chilean Election Clash
Chile cuts diplomatic ties with Cuba isolating Havana from Peru Argentina and the U N states Uruguay Bolivia and Mexico amid a presidential race between Salvador Allende and Eduardo Frei. A nationwide labor strike threat followed the move under OAS sanctions. A U S spokesman welcomed the action.
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U N Security Council on standby over Cyprus Turkish flights
The United Nations Security Council issued a cease fire appeal after Cyprus accused Turkey of violating the cease fire with jet flights over Cyprus and threats of Greek Cypriot attacks against the Turkish minority. Council President Sivert A. Nielsen of Norway announced the appeal following an emergency session. A separate AP report notes Senate debate over linking a reapportionment rider to the foreign aid bill, risking late action and Congress adjournment before the Democratic National Convention.
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Goldwater Disavows Extremists at Republican Summit
In Hershey Pennsylvania Barry Goldwater pledged to avoid extremists on both sides and said he would consult with former President Eisenhower on key Cabinet picks if elected. He urged unity at a closed door meeting of Republican leaders insisting there would be no extremist takeover.
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Wilkinson wins Utah GOP Senate nomination beating Lloyd
Salt Lake City AP reports lawyer-educator Ernest L. Wilkinson, longtime Brigham Young University president, won the Republican nomination for U.S. senator from Utah. Wilkinson led with 61,118 votes to Sherman P. Lloyd's 59,454 from 1,222 precincts, in a record primary turnout seen as a boost for Goldwater.
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Virginia Governor Harrison Holds Reservations On New Antipoverty Bill
Richmond AP Governor Albertis S. Harrison Jr. said he would veto any part of the federal war on poverty bill that harms Virginia but would back portions that benefit the state. He cited program duplication and money alone not solving poverty, noted election year politics, and discussed voter turnout and party prospects. He also touched on delegation plans, Dodd’s viability, Humphrey’s impact in the South, reapportionment, and Blue Law support.
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Cable Franchise Sought with Pay TV Ban Clause
WINC General Manager Philip Whitney presented a statement on behalf of Mr. Erickson urging the city to grant a franchise to operate a cable system. The proposal includes a clause prohibiting any future pay TV operation and seeks timely council approval, noting other franchise applications have been dropped.
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Turkish air raids raise tensions near Cyprus cease fire
United Nations confirmed Turkish planes over the island with reporters noting a Turkish jet over Kokkina and Morphou alerts lasting over an hour. Turkish fighters continued daily reconnaissance and attacks in northwest Cyprus as Makarios vowed to defend Cyprus rule.
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Immunization drive touts Sabin vaccine advantages
Campaign promotes an oral Sabin vaccine over Salk shots for all ages above six weeks including seniors. Volunteers set up collection stations at clinics. donations of 25 cents sought but none turned away. Vaccines to be offered at multiple schools in Winchester Frederick County Clarke County Warren County and Boyce Elementary with locations listed.
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Dr Jackson helps organize multiple churches and projects
Dr Jackson and his wife have supported church growth, with Highland Memorial, Sunnyside, Shawnee Chapel, and a Paddy Run camp site. He served on Sunnyside Home and Union Theological Seminary boards, while his wife engaged in youth, women's work, and civic groups, earning the Women’s Civic League outstanding member award.
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Kennedy Enters New York Senate Race
Atty. Gen. Robert F Kennedy plans to run for U.S. senator in New York. The New York Times and others report he told relatives and close friends of his decision, with a formal declaration and likely resignation next week.
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Weather outlook for Virginia cools through Monday
The forecast shows fair and cooler conditions in Virginia tonight and Thursday with lows in the 50s and high 71 to 75 on Thursday. Friday remains fair and cool. The five day outlook through Monday runs 6 to 8 degrees below normal, with cooler Thursday and warmer Monday, and a chance of rain around Sunday.
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Rainfall Data for August 1964 and Year Totals
Rainfall in the last 24 hours ends 8 30 a m today. August rainfall totals stand at 2 19 inches and year to date at 21 66 inches. Fifty one year averages run 36 85 inches per year and monthly averages are listed for each month from January to December with figures such as January 2 38 inches and August 3 81 inches.
Copper stocks rise gradually amid steady market gains
New York traders saw copper shares advance gradually as metal prices climbed on tighter supplies. Kennecott Phelps Dodge Cerro and Anaconda posted fractional gains while Consolidated Edison slipped on convertible stock issues. Other movers included General Motors Chrysler Jones & Laughlin and several consumer and industrial names with scattered advances. AP average fell to 313.9 from yesterday’s level.
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Baltimore Livestock Markets Cattle Receipts Lacking
Baltimore AP report notes cattle receipts at 75 head, no single class offered to test prices. Hog receipts 250 head with barrows and gilts active and 25 cents higher, sows nearly absent. Barrows and gilts U.S. 1 3 190-240 lbs 17.50-18.00, some U.S. 2 3 240-270 lbs 17.00-17.50.
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Staunton editor Knowles retires after 55 years
E. Lewis Knowles, managing editor of the Staunton Leader Papers, retires after 55 years of service. Kenneth R. Norling of Portsmouth, N H, will succeed him on September 1. Knowles will remain a columnist and handle special assignments while continuing his mayoral duties.
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