Johnson outlines defense policy after NSC meeting
President Johnson met with top military and diplomatic advisers to discuss defense and NATO links and to stress maintaining military strength while ensuring value for money. He described a strong, just, temperate U S posture and cited progress in U S Soviet cooperation and a rising balance of power in favor of the United States.
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Eseven
Atlantic Alliance
Pierre Salinger
House
Salinger
Johnson
Thursbert
United States
Robert McNamara
Dean Rusk
Secreot
William Bundy
Walt W. Rostow
McGeorge Bundy
NATO
F. Ken
Par- Prewitas
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Welfare
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Herbert H. Lehman
New York
John F. Kennedy
National Security Council
State Department
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Clown Willard Scott and family dined in Middletown
Bozo television star Willard Scott his wife and daughter Mary dined in Middletown last night. Residents rushed to pay city and county taxes as the deadline loomed with mail being opened quickly in the County Treasurer Harry McCann’s office and the City Hall of Marvin Weaver. Yesterday was the final day to pay without penalties.
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Bozo
Willard Scott
Mary
Middletown
Harry McCann
Marvin Weaver
Winchester
Marvin Hahn
Bay Village
Ohio
U.S. Post Office Dept
GOP Policy Group Denounces Kennedy Assassination Guilt
The House Republican Policy Committee issued a statement urging Americans not to let grief fuel partisan guilt over the Kennedy assassination. It linked hatred to communism and praised American progress, asserting Oswald’s act stemmed from hatred and Marxist influence. The draft was prepared by a three member subcommittee led by Rep. Melvin R. Laird with Reps. Katherine St. George and John J. Rhodes.
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Washington
House Republican Policy Committee
John F. Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
America
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Katherine St. George
New York
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
Weather Outlook for Virginia Moderating Temperatures
A high pressure ridge from New England to Alabama expected to moderate Virginia temperatures over the next day or so. The pattern suggests a gentle warmup or cooling trend depending on local flow, with mostly calm conditions and no significant precipitation indicated.
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Richmond
New England
Alabama
Virginia
Stillness Over The Harbor On Pearl Harbor Day
A Pearl Harbor Day observance pauses the nation as a white monument overlooks the sunken Arizona. The flag flies at half mast for the first time on this anniversary to honor World War I Navy lieutenant John Fitzgerald Kennedy. The Arizona remains submerged with crew aboard, marking the tribute.
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U.S
Arizona
Pearl Harbor
John F. Kennedy
Pacific
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Bom Nea
Navy
Republicans Leaders Mum On Goldwater's Position
AP reports Republican leaders avoid confirming Goldwater's claim of leading the 1964 GOP nomination race. News of a Nixon bid in New Hampshire circulates as Goldwater says the nation is in flux. Both Goldwater and Rockefeller have paused public campaigning after Kennedy's assassination.
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Goldwater
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
New Hampshire
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Firemen Plan Organizing Meeting for Fete Parade
Winchester and Frederick County firemen will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the George Washington Hotel to organize the Firemen's Parade set for Apple Blossom time next spring. Arlie C. Long, 1963 parade director, will preside. Election of parade leadership and about 20 committee chairs is planned for April 30 at 6 p.m. Nominees will be presented by John J. Hawse. Attendance chiefs for various districts were named. City and county units are urged to send delegations to the session and election. Festival president James R. Wilkins will attend.
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Winchester
Frederick County
George Washington
Arlie C. Long
John J. Hawse
South End
Herbert Pope
Shawnee
Clarence L. Williams
Reuss
Donald Seabright
Sarah Zane
Garvin Walter
Friendship
Dennis Nichols
Gainesboro
John Pyles
Kennedy Family Leaves White House for Georgetown Home
Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy and her children depart the White House two weeks after President Kennedy's assassination. They move to a borrowed Georgetown house near St. John, keeping their daughters in local schools while mourning. The move ends their formal White House life as a national tragedy unfolds.
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Washington
Jacqueline Kennedy
White House
Dallas
Caroline Kennedy
W. Avered Harriman
Johnson awards Kennedy Medal of Freedom posthumously
President Johnson names John F Kennedy a national hero and awards the Medal of Freedom posthumously. Attorney General Robert F Kennedy accepts the honor for his slain brother as Jacqueline Kennedy attends in mourning at the White House ceremony.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy
White House
Young Taft Seeks Senate Nomination
Rep. Robert Taft Jr. of Ohio announced his candidacy for the U S Senate seat held by Democratic Sen. Stephen M. Young. He may face Ted W. Brown for the Republican nomination and is related to former Sen. Robert A. Taft and President William Howard Taft.
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Cleveland
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
U.S. Senate
Taft
Robert A. Taft
Senate
William Howard Taft
Anti Rabies Inoculation Clinics Planned in Winchester Area
Rabies inoculation clinics organized by Irvin Cleveland city game warden and S P C A agent will run 3 to 9 p m on December 11 at the Armory December 12 at Winchester Animal Hospital December 18 at the Armory and December 19 at the animal hospital Dogs must be at least six months old and licensed vaccines are valid for three years Clerks note the $1 50 fee and assistance from local veterinarians and S P C A members
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Irvin Cleveland
S.P.C.A
Cleveland
Winchester
Frederick County
Armory
Winchester Animal Hospital
Animal Hospital
Middletown Council Weighs Support for Local School Plan
Middletown officials discussed backing the Middletown P.T.A. request to Frederick County School Board for the next junior or senior high school in Middletown. Mayor Archie Manuel praised the move as development supports. no vote taken yet.
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Middletown
F. C. Gunn
P.T.A
Frederick County School Board
Mr. Gunn
Joseph R. Jenkins
Middletown P.T.A
Frederick County
Fox Drive
Morrison Edge in Louisiana Primary After Kennedy Assassination
Louisiana Democrats nominate amid Kennedy murder shocks. Ten contenders vie for the governor nomination with runoff possible if no one exceeds 50 percent. DeLesseps Morison, former New Orleans mayor, leads as a Kennedy era candidate and vows not to push the race on civil rights.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Chariton H. Lyon
Shreveport
Jimmie H. Davis
Jajy
DeLesseps S. Morison
Organization of American States
Morrison
Davis
FBI Kennedy Report May Stay Secret For At Least A Week
The FBI findings on the Kennedy assassination likely will not be released for a week or more. President Johnson will receive the report before the Warren Commission studies it. The commission, led by Chief Justice Earl Warren, has subpoena powers and broad authority to pursue further investigation.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
FBI
John F. Kennedy
Tony
Justice Department
Johnson
Earl Warren
Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Warren
Congress
Machi
Commission
White House
Prince Edward Fund Nears Goal For Scholarships
The Prince Edward School Foundation has raised 76784 dollars toward a 130000 target for a scholarship fund. Mayor Herbert R. Stokes urged continued giving until the goal is met to aid parents paying tuition at the private segregated school system.
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Farmville
Prince Edward School Foundation
Herbert R. Stokes
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Justice Dept
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