Johnson Douglas-Home talks eyed on disarmament and credits
Washington AP reported Press Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home met with President Johnson to discuss disarmament, long term credits, and Cuba aid. The White House confirmed the leaders had a good first formal session with clear differences over South Vietnam policy and aid.
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Alec Douglas-Home
White House
Richard A. Butter
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Viet Nam
Douglas Home
Cuba
West Virginia Senate weighs House redistricting bill
Charleston officials report the West Virginia Senate awaits its redistricting committee recommendation on the House passed reapportionment bill. The plan would merge 12 delegates into six districts with seven total seats while the Senate convenes at 9:30 a m.
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W.va
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Town Crier Returns for Change at Local Service Station
A local town crier visited a service station and received his change after paying. A few days later he returned for gas and again got back his change, confirming a recurring pattern with the attendant.
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Meena
Apple production expected to rise by 1975 in Northern Shenandoah Valley
H A Rollins Jr of Virginia Polytechnic Institute told over 100 area fruit growers that apple production will grow dramatically by 1975 while bearing acreage increases from 45 000 to about 34 000 acres. The total apple volume could top 18 million bushels with fruit farm value rising to around 30 million dollars. Frederick leads the Northern Valley with 452 000 bearing and non bearing trees, Clarke County reports 174 000 trees with 57 000 non bearing.
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War Memorial
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Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
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Retired Judge John Paul Dies Suddenly at 80
Bulletin reports the death of 80 year old former federal district judge John Paul at his home near Harrisonburg. The unexpected passing occurred today.
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Harrisonburg
John Paul
Union Members Meet on Future Of Va. Walkout
Verona Westinghouse plant saw further walkout action as 190 to 275 of 380 day shift workers stayed away. Union members planned a 1 p.m. meeting called by the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America to decide the walkout's future amid protests over a shop steward suspension. Westinghouse spokesman Carl Fisher called the move a strike sparked by plant gate demonstrators. management labeled it a lockout.
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Westinghouse
United Electrics, Radio and Machine Workers of America
Keller
Carl Fisher
Battaile Renamed Industrial Unit President
William M. Battaile was re elected president of the Wanton Industrial Development Corp at a stockholders meeting in the George Washington Hotel. Officers named include W Carlisle Fisher vice president H Robert Edwards treasurer and C G Follansbee secretary. New board members are J Pinckney Arthur Eugene F Dearing Sr Mr Fisher and Hedrick D Koontz. The group discussed a five year corporate history access road to the industrial park off Paper Mill Road to be built by the Highway Department and a potential Harris Inter Type Co purchase of 20 acres in the park with plant construction planned.
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William M. Battaile
Wanton Dele Tebeey Industrial Development Corp
George Washington Hotel
Battaile
W. Carlisle Fisher
H. Robert Edwards
C. G. Follansbee
J. Pinckney Arthur
Eugene F. Dearing, Sr
Mr. Fisher
Hedrick D. Koontz
Highway Department
Foliansbee
Harris Inter-Type Co
Snow Storm Forecast Dampens Midwest and Nation
Snow sleet and rain were forecast for today with afternoon arrival. Tonight cold with flurries and a low in the 20s. Tomorrow chilly with a high in the 30s. Nationwide, heavy snow hit the Midwest while Ohio Valley and Northeast face snow and rain. at least four deaths occurred in Illinois ice crashes.
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Associated
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Sévéji
Ohio Valley
Illinois
Moscow Calls For 10 Percent Cut in Arms Spending
In Geneva at the 17 nation disarmament conference Soviet delegate Semyon K. Tsarapkin urged a simultaneous 10 to 15 percent reduction in military expenditure by all nations. He said the proposal should be the conference’s top priority and other issues be delayed. The Brazilian proposal for a general ceasefire and a broader conference was dismissed as premature.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Ruling on Ruby Trial Transfer Due Tomorrow
Dist. Judge Joe B Brown will decide Friday afternoon if Jack Ruby’s murder trial should move from Dallas. The defense argues Dallas publicity precludes a fair trial while the state contends Dallas can still host a fair proceeding.
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Joe B. Brown
Jack Ruby
Brown
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Russian Defection Quiet in Moscow Press and Radio
Moscow reports no coverage of Yuri Nossenko's defection from the Soviet disarmament delegation in Geneva. A Tass digest condemns Switzerland for allowing the escape, but that summary is only in the English service distributed abroad and not publishable in the Soviet Union.
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Yuri Nossenko
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Serryon Tsarapkin
Tass
Soviet Union
Rabies Fight Urges Public Help From Community
Local health director Dr. L O Fears warns rabies remains a major problem and demands public cooperation. He explains the disease is a brain affecting virus spread by warm blooded animals and stresses observation of suspected animals for at least ten days before killing, and vaccination if signs appear.
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Health Department
Nazi War Criminal Dr Heyde Dies in Prison Cell
Frankfurt AP reports Werner Heyde, a suspected Nazi war criminal facing trial, killed himself in his Butzbach prison cell. Colleague Tillmann died by fall or jump from an eighth floor Cologne building as the two prepared for Limburg trial on killings tied to the euthanasia center.
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Butzbach
Fri Tillmann
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Limburg
Tillmann
Berlin
Heyde
Hans Hefelman
Gerhard Bohne
Duesseldorf
Latin America
Soviet complaints about Swiss security rejected
Geneva says the Soviet Union is unfounded and unfriendly in its protest over security lapses tied to the defection of Yuri Nossenko. Rene Helg accuses Moscow of hindering police work and withholding Nossenko’s background. The U S states asylum for Nossenko, while Western officials deem the incident a serious embarrassment to the USSR.
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Switzerland
United States
Rene Helg
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Yuri I. Nossenko
Nossenko
France
Wef
U.S. State Department
Parents Advised To Embrace The Beatles
Doctors at Boston Children’s Hospital urge parents to embrace the Beatles to reduce teen idolization disputes. They say convincing children the band is the greatest can make youngsters view the group as less rebellious and avoid tension at home.
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Boston
Children’s Hospital _ Medical Center
Peace Plan Rejected by Makarios in Cyprus Turmoil
Heavy fighting erupts in southern Limassocol as Turkish Cypriots suffer high casualties before a British cease fire. U S diplomat George Ball meets Makarios seeking approval for an international peace force amid reports Makarios rejects the plan but negotiations continue.
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Cyprus
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Limassol
Gadjis
U of State
George Ball
Makarios
Ball
Byrd urges U S hands off Cyprus policy
Richmond AP Byrd says United States should stay out of Cyprus. In a talk to AHEPA chapters he urges that Cyprus issues be resolved by Greece and notes support for higher Greek immigration quotas. Byrd cites Greek Americans' contributions to the U S and aligns with AHEPA president on immigration.
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United States
Cyprus
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Byrd
Hopewell
National Order of the American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association
AHEPA
Greece
John G. Plumides
Charlotte
America
Weather outlook and local notices in Richmond
A low pressure system moving in from the west brings cloudy skies and a threat of snow sleet and rain to Virginia with a cold front expected to reach the western part of the state late tonight. Also notices include a family closure at Cathys Beauty Den and a Howard Johnsons Fish Fry promotion plus a rummage sale at 22 S Braddock Street.
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Virginia
Howard Johnson
S. Braddock Street
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