Soviet Leader Assails Congo In Imperialist Piracy Claim
Moscow reports Leonid Brezhnev and party chief denounce the Congo paratroop landing as imperialist piracy and warn Western powers face failure on Vietnam. Brezhnev cites NATO nuclear plans as dangerous and asserts China’s view on disarmament, while reiterating Cuba tensions and Cuba’s blockade harms regional and global climate.
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Movie Houses Reopen After San Francisco Labor Settlement
San Francisco theaters plan to reopen after a long labor dispute as first run houses resume operation tonight. Richard F Walsh and Ben Levin announce a new contract with substantial wage increases and a projectionist pension plan. The strike began November 13 after August 1963 negotiations.
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GOP Governors Plan Washington Headquarters and Strategy
The Republican Governors Association aims to open a fully staffed Washington headquarters to influence party policies and activities. It seeks a new leadership unconnected to Barry Goldwater’s 1964 defeat and proposes standing committees on civil rights and on organizing for future governor elections.
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Opposition to Swift Run Job Corps Site Grows
Elkton residents protest a proposed federal Job Corps training camp at Swift Run Gap in Shenandoah Memorial Park near Elkton. The Elkton town council defeated the plan, citing proximity concerns, with Mayor Robert Lough confirming the resolution.
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Two Hurt In Clarke Crash On Rt 7 Near Winchester
Randolph Dempsey Anderson of Charles Town and Roger Dale Arnold of Rt 2 were injured when a convertible and a station wagon collided east of Winchester. Anderson suffered facial and chest injuries and a broken arm. Arnold had cuts and bruises. Both vehicles were eastbound. the convertible passed and struck the wagon then hit a bridge culvert. The wagon overturned into a field. estimated damage 2800 dollars. Anderson was taken to Memorial Hospital by rescue squad.
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Toll climbs as Hampton woman dies in Virginia crash
The death of Nancy Carol Rogers, 21, of Hampton in Roanoke hospital after a Pulaski crash Nov. 26 raises Virginia highway toll for the year to 958, far below last year's 1905. In Petersburg, Leonard Stell Sr., 40, of Colonial Heights, died from injuries suffered in a Nov. 16 U.S. 301 crash.
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Stolen Car Report Declared Garage Mix-Up
Police said a car reported stolen was not, in fact, stolen. Themisidentified vehicle was recovered at a local garage after an employee mistook another car in the 400 block of Loudoun took Mrs Thelma Beans car, noting the same key fit both cars.
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Holly as meat preservation in Kentucky cabins
In Beattyville Kentucky pioneers hung hams and sides of bacon from holly pegs in remakehouse walls and rafters, believing holly kept maggots away from cured meat. The practice blended festive Christmas color with practical food preservation.
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Woman Penalized For Shoplifting In Stephens City
Carol Sue Carter 19 was fined 31.25 and given a 30 day suspended jail term after being found guilty of shoplifting 8 dollars worth of merchandise at McCrorys Store by Municipal Court Judge John W Rice. A 17 year old Dodge Ave boy received a six month suspended sentence for hit and run driving. Beverly D Miller 19 of 2613 Valley Ave was fined 21.75 for speeding and William A Coiner 38 of Waynesboro was fined 37.25 for reckless driving.
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Ringo Starr Recuperates After Tonsil Operation
London AP reports Ringo Starr rested in University College Hospital after tonsil removal. Fans overwhelmed BBC switchboard with inquiries while the post office relayed health bulletins and a mistaken item caused amused apologies.
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Smoking ban on short Yugoslav bus trips sparks protests
Belgrade AP reports smoking is forbidden on Yugoslav Air Transport Company buses for trips under 20 kilometers to or from Belgrade Airport a 19 kilometer route. Protests arise with ideas to extend the trip by detouring or moving offices one kilometer farther away.
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