Clarke Board Considers Protests on Reappraisal Unit
Clarke County supervisors met in special session to hear protests against a reappraisal unit. The meeting discussed potential actions to challenge the assessment and consider appointing additional board members to assist Judge Elliott D. Marshall in reviewing protests.
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Clarke
Berryville
Clarke Board of Supervisors
Elliott D. Marshall
Yestered Marshall
Merce
Marshall
Ther
Gw. J. Jones
B. Burch McKay
Greenway
C. T. Hardesty Jr
Chapel District
Chamber
Judge Declares A Mistrial in Beckwith Case
A Mississippi Circuit Court judge declared a mistrial in the Byron De La Beckwith murder trial after the all white jury deadlocked following about 12 hours of deliberation. Beckwith sat motionless as jurors indicated no verdict, amid intense racial tensions surrounding the case.
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Jackson, Miss
Byron de la Beckwith
Circuit Court
Leon Hendrick
Beckwith
Rights Bill Faces Delays and Vote Stakes
In Washington the House moves toward a final civil rights bill vote with threats of delay tactics. Republicans press to finish the 10 part bill by Saturday night while Democrats vow no cutoffs if the bill ends by Tuesday. House leaders argue for unanimous consent and clash over timing amid political rallies.
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Washington House
Lincoln
Halleck
John Bell Williams
Smith
Williams
Telecon drive to raise Community Chest deficit
Jaycees aided by Boy Scouts and two taxi firms launch a four day Telecon telethon to solicit donations from city and county residents tonight through Tuesday. Volunteers call between 5 30 and 10 p m to seek gifts while Boy Scouts are driven to donors homes to collect contributions. The forecast predicts windy colder conditions with low in the 20s and weekend chills with a warmer trend starting Monday.
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Jaycees
Boy Scouts
Keenore
Monay
Clarke County Board Delays Reassessment Board Change
The Clarke County Board of Supervisors took no definite action in a dispute over the makeup of the pro reassessment board. Chairman Ed Lee asked for a delay until county attorney Edward Mc Williams could rule on the legality of expanding the board to include those familiar with urban property.
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Clarke County Board of Supervisors
Ed Lee
Edward McWilliams
Janitor Fired Over Fear of Cancer
Douglas Aircraft Co. says it fired a janitor who refused to empty ash trays fearing cancer from cigarette butt contact. A spokesman cited the U S surgeon general report on health hazards of smoking as the janitor's concern.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Douglas Aircraft Co
U.S
Violence Threatens Cyprus After Village Burned
A cycle of fighting erupted with Turkish and Greek Cypriots amid village attacks near Ayios Sozomenos. Seven Turkish Cypriots and four Greek Cypriots died as British forces mediated a six hour battle ending in a cease fire. Anxious civilians and American personnel faced continued danger.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Ayios Sozomenos
Athienou
U.S
West Virginia Legislature Stays After Midnight Adjournment
West Virginia legislators remained in Charleston after the midnight adjournment deadline of a 30 day session. An extraordinary session was called amid a state Supreme Court decision, with no official word on next steps.
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N. W.va
Supreme Court
West Virginia
West Virginia Supreme Court Finds 1963 Reapportionment Unconstitutional
The West Virginia Supreme Court ruled the 1963 act to redraw state legislative seats unconstitutional. Governor William W. Barron called lawmakers into extraordinary session to enact new legislation.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
State Supreme Court
W. W. Barron
Court expected to rule on 1963 seat reapportionment act
Legislative leaders anticipate a ruling today on the constitutionality of the 1963 act reallocating legislative seats. A court decision is viewed as potentially requiring new legislation to adjust seat allocation.
Newlyweds Die in San Diego Thrill Kill Shooting
Navy Radioman 3 C Johnny Ray Swindle and his bride Joyce, both 19 from Jasper Alabama, were murdered while strolling a beach cliff. Police cite a possible thrill killer with no clear motive, leaving a Valentine candy found at the scene as a potential clue.
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San Diego
Calif
Navy
3. C
Johnny Ray Swindle
Joyce
Jasper
Ala
Ed de Bolt
William Schenck
Pacific Ocean
Swindle
Glain
Cuban fishing dispute prompts second Johnson meeting
Czech Embassy official Frantisek Telicka met with 36 Cubans jailed in Monroe County Florida over illegal fishing near Cuba. He spoke with 29 adults held for bond in a 10 by 20 cell and seven juveniles to be released. Florida officials, led by State Atty. Gen. James Kynes, warned of fines up to 500 dollars and a year in jail while Cuba threatens to cut water to Guantanamo Bay.
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Key West
Fla
Washington
Florida
U. S. Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Frantisek Telicka
Monroe County
Criminal Court
Thomas Caro
Telicka
Tallahassee
James Kynes
Kynes
U.S. Ee Department
Guantanamo
Here
U.S
Johnson
Havana
Capitol
Mike Mansfield
Montana
United States
Caribbean
Mansfield
Senate
Thomas H. Kuchel
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
New York
Guantanamo Naval Base
Men’s stretch fabrics redefine 1964 fashion look
Los Angeles report on a preview by the National Association of Retail Clothiers and Furnishers announcing slim cut fashions with stretch fabrics that mold bodies, resist wrinkling and dry quickly. It notes bright colors, iridescent materials, stretch shirts, self belted slacks and washable shoes.
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Los Angeles
National Association of Retail Clothiers and Furnishers
Smoky Bear Gets a Partner
The National Association of Soil and Water Conservation voted to adopt the raccoon as its emblem, pairing Smoky the Bear with a new forest friend to symbolize anti pollution efforts and clean streams.
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Kansas City
Smoky the Bear
National Association of Soil and Water Conservation
Winchester Savings & Loan Dividend Notice
Savings insured by Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation. 4% dividend announced for Winchester Savings and Loan. Corner at Boscawen and Washington streets.
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Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation
Winchester Savings & Loan Corner
Boscawen
Washington
Fire damages Pope Texaco station injures two men
A flash fire at Pope's Texaco Service Station in Winchester causes heavy damage to the bay and office. Owner Paul Dellinger suffers burns. Herbert Pope burns a hand and is treated. Firemen from Reuss and Sarah Zane respond as the cause is investigated.
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N. Loudoun St
John Hawse
Reuss Fire Co
Pope
Texaco
Loudoun St
Paul Dellinger
Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Herbert Pope
Reuss
Sarah Zane
Rescue Squad Assn President to Speak at Winchester Dinner
Kimball W. Glass, president of the Virginia Assn. of Rescue Squads, will be guest speaker and installing officer at Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad's annual installation dinner and dance at Lee Jackson Restaurant starting at 6 30 p.m. Glass, first lieutenant of Lynchburg First Aid and Life Saving Crew, has long served in rescue work and statewide communications efforts. Ralph L. Hardy will be installed.
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Virginia Assn. of
Kimball W. Glass
Winchester Volunteer Resue Squad
Lee- Jackson
MR. Glass
Lynchburg
State Association
Lynch
Glass
Lynchburg Volunteers
Richmond
Board of Governors
Ralph L. Hardy
Senate poised to pass $11.6 billion tax cut bill
Senate leaders predicted final approval this afternoon for an $11.6 billion tax cut package. The measure would broadly reduce taxes for individuals and corporations with roughly 19 percent cuts for individuals. A key fight centered on a proposed $100 billion spending ceiling to allow rescinding tax cuts when outlays exceed that amount.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Johnson
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Two Salesmen Survive 15 Days in Snowbound Car
Encyc1opedia reps Paul Froelich and James Ginrich, trapped in a snowbound car in the Sierra since Jan 21, were fed by prospector Tom Penland after wandering 10 miles in hip deep snow. They survived frostbite and malnutrition, using advertising literature for warmth and passing time playing cards. A sheriff’s deputy rescued them Thursday after Froelich’s missing person report.
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Fresno
Calif
Sierra
Tom Penland
Paul Froelich
Pleasant Hill
James Ginrich
Sudbury
Ontario
Penland
Froelich
Ginrich
Signs Point to Considered Actions in Cuban Crisis
Washington AP report notes President Johnson and top advisers spent hours reviewing facts and possible responses to the Cuban crisis. Officials discussed options including water supply cutoffs at Guantanamo and other counter measures as tension rises with Havana.
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Washington
Johnson
Pierre Salinger
White House
United States
Guantanamo
Cal
Weather Outlook Brings Cold Front to Virginia
Richmond AP reports a cold snap following a low pressure area that moved northward. The arrival of the front means cooler temperatures and unsettled skies across central and eastern Virginia.
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Richmond
Virginia
Oyster and Ham Dinner Sunday February ninth
Round Hill Community hosts an oyster and ham dinner this Sunday. Proceeds support local projects and volunteers note the event runs from noon to four o clock with seating available. Facilities at Round Hill Community Center.
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Round Hill
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