Riot clashes in Kuala Lumpur provoke curfew and arrests
Riot police and soldiers battled leftist protesters in central Kuala Lumpur with tear gas, barbed wire barricades, and helicopter support. Downtown streets were cleared as a curfew was imposed. dozens were detained though officials reported no immediate casualties. The unrest followed arrests of opposition figures linked to plans with Indonesia.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Ik 8
U.S
Abdul Rah
Socialist Front
Roe
Ines
Colonels Nip Mason in Northwestern League Thriller
James Wood's Colonels edged George Mason 73-72 to near clinch the regular season crown as Handley defeated Herndon 56-55. Handley moves into sole second place in the seven team loop with these late results.
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James Wood
Colonels
George Mason
Handley
Herndon
Page
John H Enders Fire Co Leads Apple Blossom Parade
Hilda Nickleson reports crocuses blooming as Berryville’s John H Enders Fire Co starts the Apple Blossom Firemen's parade on April 29. Enders consistently tops the first-night entries with fast return of entry blanks. Other early entrants include Falls Church Annandale Independent Penn‑Daw Hamilton Woodstock and Berkeley Springs fire companies.
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John H. Enders Fire Co
Berryville
Apple Blossom
Enders
Falls Church
Annandale
Independent
Charles Twen
Penn-Daw
Alexandria
Hamilton
Woodstock
Berkeley Springs
Negro sheriff Jim Clark ill after attack in Selma
Sheriff James G Clark of Dallas County Selma is hospitalized after chest pains. Officials report a very satisfactory night and heart tests show good condition. A peaceful rally of about 200 placard carriers from Brown's Chapel watched him recover, with messages wishing him well.
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Selma
Ala
Sheri
James G. Clark
Dallas County
Vaughn Memorial Hospital
Clark
Brown’s Chapel
Jim Clark
Longshoremen End 33 Day NYC Dock Strike
Longshoremen returned to work in New York and other ports ending a 33 day dock strike. Ships resumed operations at overtime rates as unions ordered no ships diverted from remaining strikes.
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New York
East
Gulf Coast
South Atlantic
Western Gulf
Hudson River
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Thomas W
Teddy) Gleason
Afl-Cio Na
Tional Longshoremen’s Association
Reurn
National Hellenic Lines
Queen Frederica
West Indies
Government weighs concessions to end Hindi language riots
Delhi considers legal protection for Tamil and other southern languages as riots over Hindi spread. Prime Minister Shastri backs guarantees but resists immediate law. draft proposal to be shown Feb. 23. Local violence in Madras leaves at least 25 dead as mobs attack trains and post offices.
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New
Delhi
India
Madras
Satyanarayan Sinha
Lal Bahadur ‘Shastri
Indira Ganani
Jawaharlal Nehru
Shastri
Law Ministry
New Delhi
Can the Judges meet James Wood Wednesday night
Monday's Star will feature a cross town rivalry roundup with an action color photo of the two schools, detailing the basketball matchup and local interest.
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James Wood
Star
Military Warehouse Blows Up in Saigon
A Vietnamese military warehouse in Saigon exploded this evening. Fire crews worked to control the blaze amid fears of spreading to adjacent oxygen sheds. One American adviser was in the compound and uninjured. Thousands of spectators clogged streets as Saigon remained tense amid expected Viet Cong attacks.
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Saigon
sd South _ Viet AP
Administration Silent On Negotiated Peace
Washington officials offered no formal stance on a negotiated settlement for the Vietnam War. Privately they warned North Vietnam and China to halt guerrilla attacks while expressing little optimism that a one day lull signals lasting change. Some officials cited Thants call for talks as vague and not a formal proposal. Senate voices, including Fulbright, warned terms would amount to surrender.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
United States
North Viet Nam
China
South Viet Nam
State Department
Thant
Senate
United
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
Cold Adds To Snow Belt Discomfort
Arctic air and heavy snow cover pushed temperatures below zero across at least ten states from the eastern Rockies to the north central region. Minnesota, the Dakotas, Montana, Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Michigan and Iowa faced extreme cold with Hibbing at 26 below. Schools closed and traffic halted as two major snow storms in the past week dumped two feet on upper Michigan and parts of the Midwest with higher totals near Lake Superior.
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Associated Press
Rockies
North Central
Minesota
Dakotas
Montana
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Michigan
Iowa
Mercury
Hibbing
Minnesota
Upper Michigan
Midwest
Marquette
Mich
Lake Superior
British Minister Thomson to Meet Gromyko in Moscow
George Thomson British minister of state for foreign affairs will meet Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in Moscow on Monday. Diplomats expect he may mediate U Thant's call for peace talks on Viet Nam and relay prospects for a Geneva style conference involving Britain and the Soviet Union.
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South Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
White House
George E. Reedy
U.N
U Thant
Viet Nam
Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
George Thomson
Minis ‘Ter
London
Thomson
United Nations
Thant
Paris
French Indochina
China
Britain
Peking
Reds Lead 1 000 in Viet Protest at U S Legation
Nearly 1 000 Communist led students rallied in Budapest to protest U S attacks on North Vietnam. They smashed ground floor windows at the U S legation, breached the basement, and damaged the snack bar and movie. No injuries were reported though property damage was extensive.
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Budapest
U.S
Legations
Viet Nam
Legation
Freedom Square
Jand
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
Elim O’shaughnessy
Aerials Damaged in Winchester Street Incident
Winchester police reported 22 car radio aerials bent last night in the 100 block of W Cork St. John Rodman of 122 W Cork St saw his aerial damaged. Police chief J Thomas Boyd said the aerials were bent out of shape and probably unreparable. The case remains under investigation.
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W. Cork St
Winchester
J. Thomas Boyd
Boyd
John Rodman
W. Cork
Weather update for Richmond Virginia cools after rains
A cold front crossed Virginia ending recent rains. Seasonable temperatures with no precipitation are expected for the next few days. Local forecasters anticipate dry, mild weather through the week with gradual warming into the weekend.
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Richmond
Virginia
Christmas Wreaths To Be Removed By February 15
Notice warns removal of Christmas wreaths and related decorations by February 15. Details reference city ordinance and property responsibility.
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