Clarke Barn Fire Kills Cattle and Damages Farm Equipment
A Clarke County barn fire yesterday evening destroyed a 100 by 60 foot building injuring a fireman and killing four dairy cows, four registered Durham cows, five calves and three dogs. Losses include 25 tons alfalfa hay 10 tons straw 100 bushels corn and farm machinery. Fire cause unavailable. two fire companies aided and kept spread from nearby structures.
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Durham
Leonard Newlin
Newlin
Gary Longerbeam
John Enders
Pany
Clarke County Motor Company
Sam McAfee
Heflin Place
Victim Shot More Than Five Times in Winchester Area
Dr. Douglass O. Hill, medical examiner, says Ralph E. Clark, 48, was shot more than five times in the head and neck Wednesday evening. An autopsy report from Richmond is on file and a preliminary in Frederick County Court is set for Sam Wayne Brindle, 31, of Stephens City, charged with slaying. The shooting occurred in a car on Route 7 just east of Winchester.
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Douglass O. Hill
Ralph E. Clark
Hill
Richmond
Frederick County
S Am
Wayne Brendle
Stephens City
Rt. 7
Winchester
Springlike Weather Stays With Clouds and Rain Likely
The forecast calls for lingering springlike conditions through tomorrow with cloudy skies and scattered rain. Temperatures may rise to around 50 degrees as showers move across the area. The Crier notes questions about drivers using exits rather than entrances at local grocery stores banks and shopping centers.
Byrd Sees Virginia Economic Plan Aims to Retain Youth
Virginia State Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. told the Wo men’s Civic League in Winchester that the main goal of the economic development program is to create jobs to keep young people in Virginia. He cited Harris Intertype plant earnings and education levels as a key advantage and praised Sir Winston Churchill in London.
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Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Virginia
Byrd
Virginia Advisory Board On Economic Development
Women’s Civic League
George Washington Hotel
Robert L. Lebo
Winchester
Harris Intertype
Sir Winston Churchill
London
Mr. Churchill
King to Seek Voting Rights Legislation After Alabama Arrest Campaign
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr after five days in jail in Selma announced he will seek a White House meeting with President Johnson to press for new voting rights laws. He cited more than 3,000 arrests in Alabama and pledged to push a constitutional amendment guaranteeing the vote. King planned speeches in Montgomery and other counties as demonstrations loom.
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Selma
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Johnson
Alabama
King
Atlanta
Washington
Marion
Montgomery
V.B. Atkins Sr
Johnson Aide Sets 10000-Per-Month Training Target
Washington announces a new manpower plan to train 10 000 workers monthly for service jobs by July 1 aiming to reduce unemployment. Ruttenberg leads the program focused on repair and electrical trades as part of the Labor Department consolidation and expansion.
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Washington Ot
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Labor Department
Puran Ae
Electr
Rutetenberg
Ruttenberg
Labor Movement
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Airliner Carrying 82 Crashes Near Santiago
Police report a plane with 75 passengers and seven crew members crashed three miles from La Valdes about 50 miles east of Santiago in the Andes. The aircraft struck a hill side and caught fire, with emergency crews responding at once.
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LAN
la Valdes
Santiago
Exiled Viet Namese Leader Seeks Shelter at British Embassy
Former premier Tran Van Huong, ousted in a coup 11 days earlier, fled to the British Embassy in Saigon fearing for his life. Huong, 60, led the civilian government after Lt. Gen. Khanh's fall, and was a target of Buddhist opponents over alleged religious repression.
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Viet Nan Py
Tran ‘van Huong
Huong
Nguyen Khanh
Saigon
Phan Than Gian
McGeorge Bundy
Johnson
South Viet Nam
R. G. A. Etherington-Smith
Chase Ends With Damaged Cars And House In Winchester
James Lee Baxter, 46, of Houston, fled from police pursuing his car and crashed into several vehicles and a house on Kent Circle and Commerce Street. Total damage was about 1700 dollars. Baxter faces charges of reckless driving no license and failure to stop for a red light and siren with a tentative auto larceny count. Bond set at 1000 dollars.
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James Lee Baxter
Houston
Tex
Winchester Police Department
Hill, Mauck
Solee
Sas Bebeenk
Baxter
Winfred E. Strawderman
Rt. 5
Frank Clevenger
Clevenger
Kent Circle
Douglas DeHaven
Commerce St
Industry Giving South Its Best Days Harrison Says
Virginia Governor Albertis S. Harrison Jr. told southern businessmen in New York that industrialization has brought the best days the South has known and will cope with change without discarding traditions. He cited a one generation overcoming a hundred year handicap and urged continued investment in education and research to compete with other regions.
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South
Harrison
New York
Virginia
Albertis S. Harrison, Jr
Ene
America
Russia Demands U S Exit Southeast Asia Over Laos Bombing
In Moscow the Soviet Union condemned U S actions as barbarous bombing in Laos and called for immediate U S withdrawal from Southeast Asia. Washington had supplied planes to the Laotian Air Force to strike Communist supply lines feeding the Viet Cong in South Viet Nam.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Laos
Southeast Asia
South
Viet Nam
Chinese Crew Rebellion Stirs New York Port
Reported mutiny aboard the Dutch tanker Reza Shah sparked a heavy police response in New York Harbor. Chinese crew, unhappy with pay and overtime, demanded changes as helicopters and Coast Guard cutters moved to the scene.
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New York
East River
Jes
Coast Guard
Hendrik Veldhuizen
Reza
Kosygin Confers With Hanoi Leaders Amid Vietnam War Context
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin meets North Vietnamese officials in Hanoi for a four day visit after talks in Peking with Chou En lai. He is expected to discuss military aid for the war against the Saigon government as Moscow seeks solidarity with Hanoi and ties to Beijing.
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Tokyo
Alexei N. Kosygin
Hanoi
Saigon
Kosygin
Peking
Chou Enlai
Tass
Chou
Nhan Dan
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Moscow
Red China
Ho Chi Minh
South
British dentists may earn average 7672 dollars
London the government announced the average net income for English dentists will be allowed to reach 7672 dollars. There are about 12 000 dentists in the National Health Service.
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London
National Health Service
February 7 Shrimp Feed and Legion Post Event Sunday
Richmond area note lists Legionnaires Post 21 hosting a free shrimp feed and refreshments this Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Legion Home. Also announces store closures and address move for SWIMLEY'S Winchester furniture and other local businesses with savings offers and insurance details.
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Legionnaires
Legion Home
Swimley
Winchester
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