Johnson Willing to Meet With Any World Leaders
President Johnson said he is willing to meet any world leaders including Khrushchev if talks appear fruitful. He has scheduled talks with leaders of West Germany Britain Italy Canada and Mexico. He noted plans for a Latin American policy coordination and the Senate foreign aid action as constructive. He expects a Texas ranch Christmas with family and hinted at a new budget above 100 billion with programs for new situations.
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Washington
Johnson
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
West Germany
Britain
Italy
Canada
Mexico
Mann
Senate
House
Congress
Texas
United Nations
Blizzard Fells Muskegon As City Hunkers Down
A blizzard warning covered Muskegon Michigan as a 12 foot snowfall pushed the ground total to about 2.5 feet. Schools closed and main streets were plowed though many side roads remained drifted. The squall spared other districts but drifted snow across the Great Lakes region into the northern Appalachians.
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Associated Press
Muskegon
Mich
Great Lakes
Appalachians
Rabies Clinic Resumes in Winchester for Dogs
The anti rabies inoculation drive returns with a 3 to 9 p m schedule at the Winchester Armory and again tomorrow at the Winchester Animal Hospital. A total of 138 dogs were vaccinated over recent days, open to dog owners in Winchester and Frederick County. City Game Warden Irvin Cleveland notes many county owners visited last week. shot cost is 1 50. Several groups aid the Winchester Association of the Blind Christmas tree sale at Winchester Park and Shop with local clubs and Elks involvement.
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Winchest Armory
Winchester Animal Hospital
Winchester
Frederick County
Irvin Cleveland
Winchester Assn. of the
Winchester Park
Res Squad
Malt Beverage Assn
Beveasa Teen Age Club
Tac’s
Elks Sartee Corionse Sore
Harrison Opposes Gag Rule for College Speakers in Virginia
Governor Harrison rejects a proposed gag rule to bar American Nazis and Communists from Virginia state college campuses. He doubts the bill’s wisdom, trusts campuses to police events, and warns it could give a platform to Communist critics at hearings. The General Assembly session faces controversy and swift action.
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Richmond
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
North Carolina
General Assembly
Harrison
Shanholtz Convicted of Second Degree Murder in Frederick Case
James Clark Shanholtz, 56, was found guilty of second degree murder by a Frederick County Circuit Court jury and recommended a 10 year penitentiary term. The trial echoed the first, with Shanholtz claiming intoxication led to the fatal shooting of John Harmon Conard aka Harmon Brock after an unwanted visit.
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Frederick County
Commonwealth
James Clark Shanholtz
Mary Jane Light
Shanholtz
Elliott D. Marshall
Conard
Harmon Brock
Marshall Mason
Light Snow Fails to Meet Forecasts Across Area
Snow fell lightly in spots but failed to register on measurement at the Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory. Last week’s predicted snowstorm yielded rain and sleet with a dirty gray coating. Roads near town were clear, and western routes into West Virginia remained passable. A fair, cold day tomorrow with a five day trend showing about eight degrees below normal and possible snow again.
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Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
West Virginia
Foreign Aid Faces New Senate Fight Over Grain Credit Rules
The Senate Appropriations Committee approved 3.2995 billion in new overseas aid, with the House at 2.8017 billion. Aimed to curb private grain financing to Communist bloc buyers, the measure faces possible cuts before a conference on the bill and a potential roll-call vote on Mundt's export credit ban.
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Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
U.S
Senny Mundt
R.S.D
Mundt
Navy Legal Expert to Speak at Chamber Dinner
The Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce announces its annual dinner on January 7 at the George Washington Hotel. Rear Admiral W C Mott, judge advocate general of the U S Navy, will speak on the “Genius of the Free Enterprise System” and represent the American Bar Association.
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Winchester - Frederick County
Follansbee
Navy
American Bar Assa
Service
Farm Burn Destroys Barn and Outbuildings Near Albin
A late night fire on the Boyd Unger farm on Old Bethel Road near Albin destroyed a 60 by 80 foot barn, a two story 35 by 130 foot building, a corn crib, truck shed, and a chicken house. Estimated loss about 75000 dollars. two nearby silos damaged. Firemen from Round Hill and Gainesboro battled flames until 4 30 a m. Three tractors trucks and other machinery were saved but hay and contents were lost.
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Boyd Anger
Bethel Road
Albin
Round Hill Fire Co
Mr. Unger
Carol
Fred
Linden
Carol Unger
Linden Unger
Gainesboro Fire Co
Snow Falls on Widely Scattered Virginia Sections
Snow fell in scattered parts of Virginia with forecasts of up to a inch in central areas. Front Royal and Dulles Airport reported accumulation while roads were clear at midday. cattle were safe and some chickens were burned in a barn incident.
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Richmond
Virginia
Front Royer
Dulles International Airport
Chantilly
Bluefield
West Virginia
Blackstone
Quantico
Weather Relaxed As Arctic Air Clears
In Richmond a cold Arctic air mass moved off the coast overnight and an approaching system from the northwest is forecast to bring generally clear and cold conditions tomorrow for Virginia.
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Richmond
Christmas programs planned in Winchester Frederick and Clarke schools
Schools in Winchester Frederick and Clarke Counties plan Christmas programs and holiday events as they dismiss for the holidays. Handley James Wood and other schools schedule chapel readings movies dances and open houses with PTA involvement and student performances through Friday with reopening January 2.
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Winchester
Frederick
Clarke Counties
James Wood High School
Neil Stalings
Handley
Quarles
Judy Musgang
John Kerr School
Virginia Avenue
Thousands Seek Permits to Pass Through Red Wall
West Berliners queued to obtain permits to cross the border and visit relatives in the Soviet sector for Christmas. About 800000 of 2.2 million residents may cross for one day from 7 am to midnight, with no chance for East Berliners to visit the West.
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East Berlin
Red Wall
Berlin
Oma
West Berlin
Foreign Students Protest Stabbing Clash in Red Square
In Moscow a large group of African students stormed Red Square protesting the fatal stabbing of a Ghanaian student by a Russian. They clashed with police, breached barriers, and reached the Kremlin gates before a 3 p.m. clearance. Delegates were to meet the Ministry of Higher Education as the scene recalled 1917 era unrest.
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Ghana
Red Square
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Alabama
Spasky Tower
Spasky Gate
Ministry of Higher Education
Bulgaria
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