Byrd Attacks Fiscal Policy At Virginia Orchard Picnic
U S Senator Harry F. Byrd criticized federal fiscal policies and the centralization of power at his 42nd annual orchard picnic in Berryville. He urged a return to individual liberty and warned against overreach by the federal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
U.S
Harry F. Byrd
Byrd
Federal Supreme Court
Washington
Senator Byrd
George E. Mattus
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Elbert E. Conklin
Dept. of Agriculture
Agriculture Dept
Fred K. Oshima
Wetterall Foods, Incc
Hazelwood, Mo
MA. Oshima
Burd
U. S
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Lewis C. Vaden
Lloyd C. Bird
Chesterfield County
Southern Governors Map Strategy for Democratic Convention
Five Southern governors met in New Orleans to discuss civil rights and strategy for the Democratic National Convention. They reportedly may boycott the convention if Mississippi’s regular delegates are seated, amid challenges from the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party. Governor Bryant of Florida left early for state business. others plan to attend the convention, with McKeithen undecided. The session was kept confidential.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
John J. McKeithen
Mississippi
Paul B. Johnson
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Arkansas
Orvald. Faubus
Washington Post
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
Florida
Farris Bryant
Tallahassee
Bryant
Atlantic City
N.J
Johnson
McKeithen
Faubus
Little Rock
Rotary spon sors Red Cross Bloodmobile visit
The Rotary Club will sponsor this month’s Red Cross Bloodmobile at the Episcopal Church parish house Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 2 45 p.m. A Muscular Dystrophy carnival is set for Monday at Robin Cline’s home 125 E Monmouth St from 6 to 9 30 p.m. If rain, the event moves to Thursday evening at the same time.
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Rotary Club
Red Cross
The
Episcopal Church
Robin Cline
E. Monmouth St
Robin
Fay McCormick
Lois Ann McCormick
Rebels In Congo Bid Stepped Up As U S Planes Aid Army
Communist backed rebels push toward Bukavu and Kikwil da Kwilu as U S special airlift begins. U S officials meet Premier Tshombe in Washington while Sen Stennis questions U S involvement amid growing fighting in Congo.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
U.S
Moise Tshombe
Washington
Bukavu
Kivu
Pierre Mulele
Kikwil da Kwilu
Viet Nam
Miller Pledges Help To Every GOP Candidate
Republican vice presidential candidate William E. Miller pledged to help every GOP candidate who seeks aid from the national ticket. He urged Republican leaders to back the ticket and said unity exists, while noting holdouts like Senators Keating and Javits. The meeting with state chairmen and finance chiefs focused on strategy and fundraising.
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Miller
Washington
William E. Miller
Barry Goldwater
New York
Johnson
Gentleman Bird
United
Lady Bird
Lynda Bird
Goldwater
White House
Kenneth B. Keating
Jacob K. Javits
Filibuster Builds Over Apportion Delay in Congress
Senate leaders stalled after liberals filibustered a compromise to delay court-ordered legislative reapportionment. The Dirksen Mansfield amendment aims to delay the impact of the one man one vote ruling while linking it to a $3.3 billion foreign aid bill. If talks extend past the Democratic convention August 24, Congress may reconvene.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Congress
Atlantic City
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Mansfield
Dirksen
Dirksen-Mansfield
Supreme Court
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Douglas
Dirksen- Mansfield
Summer Snow Hits Northeast Mountains Short Of Snowfall
Snow fell on Whiteface Mountain and Mt. Washington with no accumulation as record low temperatures on the date spread from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic.
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Great Lakes
Atlantic
Whiteface
Adirondacks
Mt. Washington
N.H
Johnson rules out nuclear use in Tonkin crisis orders
An administration source says President Johnson prohibited nuclear weapons in orders to the 7th Fleet during the Gulf of Tonkin incident last week. The directive reportedly allowed only conventional ordnance.
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Washington
Johnson
7Th Fleet
Gulf of Tonkin
Administration
Pretty Walking Bird: Indians Adopt First Lady in Crow Ceremony
First Lady Lady Bird Johnson was adopted by Crow Nation leaders near Billings Montana in a tribal ceremony and given the name Dagak Deedit Chish Pretty Walking Bird. The event followed a West tour that drew thousands and included a welcoming crowd in Jackson Wyoming.
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Jackson, Wyo
Lady Bird Johnson
Mormon Territory
Billings
Mont
Teton _Mountains
Barry
Johnson
Crow Reservation
Mrs. Johnson
Lizzie Yellowtail
Plain Feather
John F. Kennedy
Harlem church siege ends as barricaded man found dead
Police in bulletproof vests and gas masks fired on a Harlem church where an armed man had barricaded himself after a chase. The man was found dead. The second item notes 84 American youths who visited Cuba had their passports withdrawn and three called before the House Un-American Activities Committee on September 3.
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New York
Harlem
State Department
Cuba
U.S
Kennedy Airport
House Un-American Activities Committee
Fulbright Flags Goldwater Risk in National Life
Sen J William Fulbright cautioned that Barry Goldwater though conservative has a tan unruly conscience that could bring risky changes in national life. In Biloxi Mississippi officials report desegregation steps proceeding quietly with Negro registration at white elementary schools and August 31 class opening looming.
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Washington
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Barry Goldwater
Biloxi
Miss
Weekend forecast for Virginia cool and fair
The Richmond weather summary notes fair skies and continued cool conditions over the weekend. A weak high pressure system will bring a slow warming trend afterward.
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Richmond
Virginia
Richard G. Keller Now at South End Barber Shop
Richard G. Keller is now located at the South End Barber Shop, with three full time barbers operating at the new location.
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Richard G. Keller
South End
Howard granted $50,000 bail in double slaying case
Otha T How ard 35 received bail after Judge Elliot D Marshall set a Nov 24 trial date for the murder case. Prosecutors resisted speedy trial demands while defense attorneys argued cooperation with investigators. The hearing touched on a hospital mental exam for Luther Durham Jr and potential witnesses questioned by police in the Feb 25, 1963 Slaying at Double Toll Gate cottage.
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Otha T.howard
Frederick County
Elliot D. Marshall
Howard
Peter K. McKee
David G. Simpson, Jr
Judge Marshall
Luther Durham, Jr
Durham
Southwestern State Hospital
Marshall
McKee
Simpson
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eTee Eween
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Associated Press
Honolulu
Sea Wolf
Coast Guard
Glenside
U.S. 58
Danville
Philadelphia
George Washington Hotel
Howard Johnson
Margaret L. Hodgson
Welltown Methodist Church
MR. Simpson
Mr. McKee
Elliott D. Marshall
Joseph A. Massie
Hoover
Massie
Commonwealth
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