Two French UN Officials Killed in Congo Rebel Territory
In Leopoldville the United Nations reports two French UN officials working with refugees in eastern Congo rebel territory were killed on Monday. Jean Plicque, 33, among the dead, identified by the UN.
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New York
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Pravda
Washington
Katanga
Movcent
Johannesburg
South Africa
Moise Tshombe
Keating Seeks Reelection in New York Senate Bid
Senator Kenneth B. Keating announced he will seek a second term as a New York Republican, running independently of Goldwater's ticket. He criticized Goldwater's record and suggested possible Democratic or Conservative opposition from Robt. Kennedy or Clare Boothe Luce, while affirming his commitment to the two-party system.
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New York
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Keating
Rochester
Barry
Goldwater
Clare Boothe Luce
Keatings
Trucks to Day Have Home Like Comforts Observed on Brandock St
Report from Brandock Street describes a tractor trailer driver shaving with an electric razor using the side view mirror. A muscular dystrophy carnival run by Clay Smith Jr. raised 22.55 for the charity. Clay, 10, thanks donors including ice cream and sodas. A DeHaven tomato plant grown from last October on a sun porch is now 12 feet tall with 22 tomatoes on the vine near the garage roof and will soon be one year old.
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Brandock St
Clay Smith, Jr
Clay
Linden DeHaven
Jenkins Faces Manslaughter Charge In Winchester Crash
Harold Junior Jenkins, 27, of 448 N Loudoun St, driver in a four vehicle crash on Rt 11 north of Winchester, faces manslaughter charges. He posted a $1,000 bond. The fatalities were Earnest Dyche 55, Martha Dyche 55, and Norma Jean Price 26. Funeral held in Martinsburg with burial at Rosedale Cemetery. Young Leslie Gai, 3, injured but listed as in satisfactory condition. Lost-Tiger cat reward offered.
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Loudoun St
Rt. 11
Winchester
Frederick County Court
Earnest Jack Dyche
N. Church St
Martha Virginia Dyche
Norma Jean Price
Tennessee Ave
Martinsburg
Rosedale
Price
Leslie Gai
Memorial Hospital
Auto Workers reject new Big Three contract proposals
UAW rejects three year offers from General Motors Ford and Chrysler notifying escalation toward a possible nationwide strike. Union negotiators deem the proposals terribly disappointing and say plant workers support a strike authorization as deadlines loom.
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United Auto Workers Union
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Chrysler
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Greeks Withdraw Units From NATO Over Cyprus Crisis
Greece moves to withdraw army naval and air force units from the NATO alliance to defend Cyprus amid rising tensions with Turkey and the Soviet Union. Athens cites defense of Cyprus independence and territorial integrity, while urging UN cooperation as Johnson cautions.
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Long Session Seen After Convention
Washington AP Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield signals a long session after the Democratic National Convention recess. House Speaker John McCormack reports 37 of 52 Johnson proposals enacted or moving, with Mansfield aiming to finish work before campaigning resumes. The Food for Peace bill tops the revised agenda.
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Mansfield Leads Senate Fight Over Reapportionment Agenda
Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield aims to sidestep legislative reapportionment and push adjournment as liberal filibusters and Darting court challenges loom. President Johnson’s 3.3 billion foreign aid bill faces Sen. Dirksen’s rider to delay court ordered redistricting, with Mansfield skeptical of its constitutionality.
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Mike Mansfield
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Mansfield
Johnson
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Louisisana high school admits three Negro students peacefully
On the second day at Greensburg High School in Louisiana three Negro students returned to class with 158 white peers under federal court order. Principal Reed R. Meadors praised the calm, noting the trio David Howard Charles Hall Jr and Georgia Lea Gordon used all facilities and selected their own cafeteria tables while an FBI team and state police observed.
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Louisiana
Reed R. Meadors
Greensburg High School
FBI
Meadors
David Howard
Charles Hall Jr
Georgia Lea Gordon
Durham Taken To Institution For Testing
Durham, 22, a King George County farm hand and suspect in a double murder, was moved to Southwestern State Hospital for intensive mental and psychological testing expected to last up to two months. Sheriff DeHaven transported him. Judge Marshall allowed the examination to assess his fitness for trial.
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Luther Durham, Jr
King George County
Southwestern State Hospital
Robert L. DeHaven
Durham
Elliott D. Marshall
Carle F. Germelman, Jr
Joseph W. White
Waltine Naomi Hoover
E. M. Snow
Otha T. Howard
Winchester- Frederick County
Loudoun County
Howard
Peter K. Méthee
Demos Tout Record Prosperity Amid Kennedy Johnson Campaign
White House economist Walter Heller told the Democratic platform writers that GNP will rise to a record $640 billion in early 1965, overshooting the Eisenhower era gains. Secretary Dillon signaled tax reforms and wartime excise tax overhaul. A civil rights plank controversy simmered behind the scenes as Southern delegates weigh enforcement of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
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Eisenhower
White House
Walter W.heller
Heller
Democratic Party
Johnson
President
Council of Economic Advisers
Atlantic City
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Robert R. Richardson
Atlanta
Russians Launch Three Cosmos Satellites From New Rocket
Moscow AP reports the Soviet Union launched three more Cosmos satellites from a new rocket. The trio is the 40th set in the Cosmos program, described as a series of space exploration instruments.
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Peking
Red China
Asia
National Liberation Movement
Mao
China
Frank Coe
Peking Radio
Coe
United States
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Tass
Cosmos
Weather Outlook for Richmond Affects Midweek Showers
A cold front from the north moves south with showers and thunderstorms likely by Wednesday. Temperatures are expected to ease a bit by Thursday.
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Perry Engineering Co. and Boyd's Drug Store Update Phone Numbers
The notice lists new contact numbers for Perry Engineering Co., Inc. and Boyd's Drug Store. Perry Engineering now uses 667-4310 and Boyd's Drug Store provides 907-4870 and 662-9871 for inquiries and service.
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Perry Engineering Co., Inc
Boyd’s Drug Store
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