Goldwater Names Nixon and Others as 1968 GOP Prospects
Senator Barry Goldwater urged that Richard Nixon and governors Mark Hatfield George Romney and William Scranton were potential 1968 Republican nominees. He said Nixon has the biggest hand on the wheel but ruled out another White House bid for himself. He defended Dean Burch, said Eisenhower alone could have beaten Johnson, and pegged his own race as over.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Mark
Hatfield
George Romney
William W. Scranton
Nixon
GOP
White House
Herh
Goldwater
U.S. News & World Report
Dean Burch
Johnson
Dene de Eisenhower
County Board Studies Leasing County Lot to Winchester Authority
The Frederick County Board discussed a tentative offer from the Winchester Parking Authority to rent the county owned lot at Boscawen and Cameron. The plan includes meters and revenue, avoiding county meter purchases, while possible revenue from the city case is noted. Additional items covered include power lines by Northern Virginia Power Co. at Cameron and Boscawen, with removal clauses, toy donations from Round Hill Raritan Club to local needy children, and approval of rabies inoculation clinics by the county dog warden.
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Frederick County Board, of Supervisors
Winchester Parking Authority
Boscawen and
Cameron Sts
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Northern Virginia Power Co
Cameron and
Boscawen Sts
Kuykendall
Power Company
Rebecca James
Frederick County
Salvation Army to distribute War Cry and collect for Christmas fund
Commander Edward Bowman announced Salvation Army volunteers will wear uniforms and be properly identified while distributing the Christmas War Cry this week. Contributions for the Christmas fund will be accepted, and blood donors will aid Salvation Army kettles with a dollar per pint donated to the Red Cross during the regular visit tomorrow. The community faces a blood shortage and could miss its minimum quota for the first time since the program began.
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Edward Bowman
Salvation Army
Salvation Amy
Red. Cross
Fresh Cut Scotch Pines At Smalts Garden Center
Fresh cut Scotch pines are available at Smalts Garden Center. Holiday shoppers browse for high quality evergreens in a well stocked yard. Garden staff offer guidance on tree selection and care.
End of Army Reserve Faces Johnson Backing
President Johnson says abolishing the Army Reserves is prudent and needed. The Reserve Officers Association contests the plan and demands a thorough investigation of Defense Secretary McNamara's proposal to merge reserves into the National Guard.
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Washington
Johnson
Army
Prudent
Reserve Officers Association
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
National Guard
Air Force Reserve
McNamara
Defense
Capitol Hill
Congress
Army National Guard
Stephen Ailes
F. Edward Hebert
DeLa
House Armed Services Subcommittee
Reserves and National Guild
John Stennis
Senate Armed Services Preparedness
Reeder
Edgar G. Reeder
Dense Fog Clears East Coast After Two Day Racketeering Fog
Dense fog lifted from East Coast metropolitan areas easing airport and highway disruption after a two day siege. A cold front from New York to Florida brought showers and drizzle while western zones faced bitter cold and record lows.
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Associated Press
New York
Florida
Rites Today For Rev Pendleton Episcopal Minister Dies At 64
The Rev William Pendleton an Episcopal minister for 49 years died Saturday at Winchester Memorial Hospital He was 64 A funeral service was held at St James Episcopal Church Warrenton and burial followed in Warrenton Cemetery Pendleton retired in 1952 from his last parish in Washington Virginia and moved with his wife to Winchester He remained active in Rotary Club Masons and civic enterprises Born in Wytheville he studied at Washington and Lee then Virginia Theological Seminary graduating in 1907 He served parishes in Northampton Warrenton Lynchburg Tappahannock Covington Ky and Washington He headed Virginia Episcopal School 1920 to 1928 and taught religion at St Margarets School for Girls 1939 to 1947 He was known for youth work and Boy Scouts and was an outdoorsman and athlete Continued on Page 2
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
St. James Episcopal Church
Warrenton
Pendleton
Washington, Va
Winchester
Rotary Chub
The
Masons
Wytheville
Virginia
Robert Nelson Pendleton
Frances Hite
Washington and Lee
Virginia Theological Seminary
Alexandria
Northampton County
Lynchburg
Tappahannock
Covington
Virginia Episcopal School
South Farnham Parish
Appahannock
Pendleton Alo
Plain of St. Margaret’s S
Souds
Supreme Court Rules for Atlanta Motel Case in Civil Rights Act
The Supreme Court upheld the 1964 Civil Rights Act public accommodations provisions in the Heart of Atlanta Motel case, ruling the act applies to private businesses. Justice Tom C. Clark delivered the opinion as Rolleston challenged enforcement, arguing Congress cannot regulate private ownership. The decision also covers a Birmingham Alabama restaurant, with Chief issues on interstate commerce and nondiscrimination. The Heart of Atlanta Motel near an interstate, with 75 percent of guests from out of state, was central to the ruling.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Heart of Atlanta
Atlanta
Birmingham
Ala
Tom C. Clark
Moreton Rolleston Jr
Motel Corporation
U.S. District Court
Congress
Archibald Cox
Rolleston
Cox
Georgia
Deadly crash and combat losses hit South Viet Nam
In Saigon area a C123 transport crash killed two American officers Maj Woodrow W Vaden and Sgt J C Sansone along with 36 Vietnamese troops during a training mission for operations against the Viet Cong. Separately an American serviceman drowned crossing a river near the Laotian border. Viet Cong mining also wounded four American officers and killed a Vietnamese passerby at Thu Dau Mot.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Thu Dau Mot
Baby snatcher taunts London park lakes
Scotland Yard ordered special patrols to St James Park to protect children after a man in his early 20s threw five victims into the lake in the past week. All were recovered unharmed as the attacker fled.
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London
Scotland Yard
St. James’ Park
Buckingham Palace
Virginia Guardsmen await fate of 29th Division reorganization
Virginia officials said no changes will occur until after next summer camps. The plan would fold the 29th Division into broader National Guard structure while the Army Reserve dissolves. Units affected include First Battalion 116th Armor with headquarters in Winchester and companies in Berryville and Harrisonburg.
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National Guard
Paul M. Booth
Adjutant General of
Virginia
Army Reserve
National Rd
Associated Press
Booth
Robert McNamara
U.S. Army’ Reserve
116Th Armor
Winchester
Berryville
Harrisonburg
Cecil E
Officials To Tour City Facilities On Wednesday
City Council members and five planning commission members will tour public works and Civil Defense facilities led by Mayor William M. Battaile. The morning agenda covers water and sewer plants and city yards with a lunch at the George Washington hotel. The afternoon features the Civil Defense fallout shelter at WINC, a visit to Handley High School, a 25 minute film on fallout, and a Civil Defense control center briefing.
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Planning Commission
William M. Battaile
Setweirs Bittalle
George Washington Hotel
Handley High School
Civil Defense Hospital
Civil Defense Control Center
Lee Grant
Boyd McDonald
Drier Air Moves In As Virginia Faces Cold Front
The Weather section reports a drier air mass moving into Virginia today followed by a sharp drop in temperatures Tuesday night into Wednesday A few snow flurries are possible in the mountains tonight and Tuesday.
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Richmond
Virginia
M Mountains
Grove Furniture Holiday Sale Ad
Christmas cedar chests fireplace sets reclining chairs and more advertised with prices from 29.95 up and 58.00 up in a retail furniture display.
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Wyo
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Philadelphia
Pan American Airways
Paris
Montreal
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Boston
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Supreme Court Rules
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Park Lake
Department of Defense
Corrigan Rug Cleaners
Wender's Inc
N. Loudoun St
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