Tanzanian diplomat expelled as US-U N relations worsen
Tanzania called its ambassador home after the United States expelled Tanzanian diplomat Her bert Katua in retaliation for Tanzania's expulsion of two American diplomats. The State Department cited evidence for charges against Gordon and Carlucci and urged Katua's departure within a reasonable time.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
United States
Washington
Julius Nyerere
Othman Shariff
Robert Gordon
U.S
William Leonhart
State Department
Gordon
Vacar
Katua
Tanganyika
Zanzisbar
Zanzibar
Soviet Rejects Five-Power Conference Proposal
Moscow reports the Soviet Union reportedly rejects Charles de Gaulle’s plan for a five power conference with Communist China to revise the United Nations charter. Pravda editorial largely backs De Gaulle’s UN criticisms but omits his call for a five power meeting.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Charles de Gaulle
China
United Nations
Red China
Pravda
de Gaulle
Handley and James Wood Renew Cross-Town Rivalry
The Star spotlights Wednesday’s renewal of the Handley versus James Wood cross-town high school rivalry in a three-page sports section. Edited by Russ Potts, the feature begins on Page 9 and previews the matchup with team histories and key players.
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Star
Handley
James Wood
Russ Potts
Dorsey Hotse Showcases Giant Carrot At Town Crier
Dorsey Hotse of 205 Shaw displays a giant carrot three and three quarter inches in diameter and seven to eight inches long at The Town Crier. He grew them last summer and stored them in leaves for use. A number of carrots are large in size. The Bloodmobile will visit Winchester tomorrow at Christ Church from 10 a.m. to 2 45 p.m. to collect Red Cross blood donations under Rotary Club sponsorship.
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Dorsey Hotse
Shawnee
Winchester
Christ Church
Red Cross
Rotary Club
Trapped Explorer Presumed Dead in Utica Area Cave
James Mitchell a 23 year old chemist was presumed dead as state police used earth moving equipment to free him from a narrow shaft inside Schroeder cave near here about 25 miles east of Utica Rescue workers led by William Karras from Washington D C crawled into the crater despite 12 to 16 inch passages and cold freezing water Mitchell wedged near the top of the underground crater with two companions watching from the Boston Grotto Club A heavy mud filled effort hampered progress and the body was not found.
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Dolgeville
N.Y
James Mitchell
Mitchell
Winsthrop
Mass
Schroeder
Boston
William Karras
Washington, D.C
Karras
Hedy Miller
Boston, Mass
Charles Bennett
Harvard
Geoffrey T. Mann
Richmond
Recreation Body to Air Park Units
The Northern Valley Recreation Development Committee will meet Friday night at the Handley Library at 8 to discuss park authorities. Frederick Clarke Warren Shenandoah counties and area city and town councils are invited and the Northern Virginia Regional Park Authority figures Mary Cook Hockman and Mrs Lightsey will speak on regional progress and potential for northern Virginia. The gathering follows a Harrisonburg hearing before the Virginia Outdoor Recreation Study Commission and emphasizes cooperative action to provide local outdoor recreation near home.
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Northern Valley Recreation Development Committee
Boards of Supervisors
Frederick
Clarke
Warren
Shenandoah
Handley Library
Northern Valley
Mary Cook Hockman
Lightsey
Northern Virginia Regional Park Authority
Virginia
Fairfax
Harrisonburg
Virginia Outdoor Rpcration Study Commission
William H. Fisk
Chambers of Commerce
Open Acts by Chinese in Viet Nam Unclear
U S officials report no hard evidence of a major Chinese or Soviet military response after last week’s strikes on North Viet Nam. They note possible future reaction but say Beijing has not yet committed ground troops and North Viet Nam has not deployed its million-strong army. Dean Rusk heads back to Washington.
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Washington
Viet Nam
U.S
Hanoi
Red
Dean Rusk
Florida
Rusk
Johnson
North Viet Nam
Peking
Indonesia Takes Over U S Center
Indonesian authorities briefly seized the American cultural center after morning demonstrations against U S air strikes on North Vietnam. The center and USIA library were to be returned in a few days, with guards posted at the embassy and center.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
American Cultural Center
U.S. Information Agency
Paul Neilson
USIA
U.S
Viet Nam
Light snowfall eases across area with minor crashes
Only an inch and a half of snow fell yesterday in the region, minor highway crashes sent one person to the hospital and caused about 2400 dollars in property damage. Elsewhere Virginia saw six inches in Richmond while a United Air Lines plane circled Norfolk Airport before landing.
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Virginia
Richmond
United Air Lines
Mixed Crew Takes Cluiser to Sea
The guided missile destroyer Claude V. Rickett s sails from Norfolk for its first regular deployment with the U S Navy. On board are 150 U S crewmen and nationals from West Germany Italy Great Britain Greece and the Netherlands. The ship joins 12 other 2nd Fleet vessels to relieve 6th fleet ships in the Mediterranean as part of the multilateral force proposal.
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Norfolk
Claude V.ricketts
U.S. Navy
Ricketts
America
Norfolk Naval Base
Ree ‘A.m
Est
Cee Ateras
2Nd Fleet
6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
Frrigate
Dewey
Barney
Goodby
United States
West Germany
Italy
Great Britain
Greece
Netherlands
MLF
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Nat King Cole Dies at 45 in Santa Monica
Nat King Cole died of cancer at St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica at age 45. He had a lung tumor removed January 25 after earlier admission December 9 for a respiratory ailment. Survived by widow Maria, daughters Carol Natalie and twins Casey Timolin, adopted son Nat Kelly.
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Nat King Cole
Santa Monica
Calif
St. John’s Hospital
Cole
St. John’s
Robert Kositchek
Elmer Rigby
Sands Hotel
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
New Music Center
Frank Sinatra
Maria
Carol
Natalie
Casey
Timolin
Nat Kelly
Thhem
Handley’s Legacy Shaped Winchester’s Schools and Library
On the 70th anniversary of Judge John Handley’s death, Winchester reflects on the Irish born jurist whose will funded the Handley Library and school system. Handley, who never lived as a resident, directed $250,000 for the library and a large estate for schools, with trustees overseeing ongoing endowments.
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John Handley
White Columed High School
Judge Handley
Mount Hebron
Winchester
New Civil Government Emerges in Saigon
Fighting rages across Viet Nam with 27 enemy actions in 24 hours. In Quang Ngai 16 govt troops were killed and 30 wounded. 5 captured. Da Nang area saw anti government protests. troops fired on demonstrators. Saigon foresees a civilian government headed by Phan Kuy Quat with a 20 member advisory council led by Lt Gen Nguyen Khanh.
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Saigon
Gout
Viet “Ath
Viet Nam
U.S
Binh Dinh
Quang Ngai
Quang Tin
da Nang
Thang Binh
Phan Kuy Quat
Nguyen Khanh
South Viet Nam
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