Johnson warns supporters of Vietnam guerrillas
President Johnson cautioned outsiders aiding communist guerrillas in South Vietnam, calling it a dangerous game, as he spoke at the University of California Los Angeles. He argued global communist tensions are worse than U.S. problems and cited a civil war among Communists. Lopez Mateos urged easing Cold War tensions and greater understanding. Johnson reaffirmed support for South Vietnam and warned against external direction of the war.
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Cuba
Clarke County Schools to operate on regular schedule
Clarke County Schools will run on their regular schedule tomorrow to make up one lost day due to snow. Superintendent George Burton announced today.
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George Burton
Winchester Evening Star Press Delays Apology
The Star reports delays from a new press and unforeseen faults. Staff are working to fix issues and improve output, asking readers and advertisers for patience while a greatly improved edition is prepared for the near future.
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Winchester Evening Star
Public Apathy Highlighted By Police Chief Speech
Quinn Tamm, director of the George Washington Hotel, told the 16th annual Police Banquet that public apathy and press indifference hinder policing. He praised four decades of crime programs and community cooperation, noting turnout over 200 showed faith in the police, while criticizing general public indifference to officers' hard work.
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Quinn Tamm
George Washington
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United States
Post Office Closed Tomorrow in Honor of Washington Birthday
The Winchester Post Office will close all day tomorrow to observe George Washington's birthday. Postmaster Wilbur Johnston said mail collection and receipt will occur from street boxes according to each box schedule, with special delivery mail delivered and other mail placed in boxes upon arrival.
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Weekend Rain or Snow Expected After Big Freeze
The weatherman forecasts rain or snow over the weekend with a high near 40 and cloudy skies tomorrow. Emergency Snow Plan C is dropped in Winchester and Plan B with tires or chains and sidewalk cleaning is in effect. Clarke Shenandoah and Frederick Counties adjust school openings with Clarke Shenandoah reopening today and Frederick delaying until Monday.
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Turkey Premier Escapes Gun Attack As Assailant Is Nabbed
Inonu narrowly misses as a 38 year old attacker fires three shots at his official car in Ankara. Mesut Suna, a power station foreman from Kayseri, admitted intent to kill. Suna aligns with opposition to the 1960 military takeover and outlawed party ties surround the case.
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Ismet Inonu
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Kayseri
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Strongman
Adnan Menderes
New Version Of How Hitler Died
London AP reports a Russian marshal who commanded troops in Berlin gave a new account of Hitler’s death. Marshal Vassily I. Chuikov says Hitler’s body was found wrapped in a charred rug inside the Chancellery. Memoirs appeared in Literary Russia with Tass distributing material.
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Tass
Thant Wins Delay In Cyprus Debate
United Nations Secretary General U Thant wins a delay in the Cyprus debate until Monday as he pursues his plan for an international peace force an impartial mediator and Security Council protection of Cyprus independence and territorial integrity. Negotiations discuss troop origins and whether to reference the 1960 treaty while Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots clash amid sporadic shooting and cease fire efforts.
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United States Plans Polaris Sub base move to Spain
The United States will base eight Polaris submarines at Rota Spain, a NATO linked naval base on Spain’s southern Atlantic coast. The Proteus and the patrol squadron leader Capt David Bell confirmed the pending assignment amid regional security shifts.
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David Bell
Proteus
King Paul undergoes emergency stomach ulcer surgery
ATHENS AP King Paul of Greece had an emergency operation for a stomach ulcer today. A medical bulletin from the Oval Palace said the operation was successful and the king is all right now. The bulletin provided no details on duration and noted five doctors signed the medical bulletin.
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Byrd Estate Barn Fire Destroys 100 Year Old Structure
A large storage barn on the Rosemont estate of U S Senator Harry Byrd burned destroying about 27 000 apple crates valued at 25 000. The blaze also claimed a valuable idea retriever dog missing since the incident. Firefighters from John H Enders and Boyce companies fought the flames for hours, the home nearby escaping damage.
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Enator Byrd
Wilbur Ladd
Clarke County
Louis Bray
Berry ‘Ville
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Boyce Volunteer Fire Company
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Moore and
Dorsey
Weather Note Cool Dry Virginia North West Air
A cool and dry day prevailed in Virginia as a north west air flow kept temperatures moderate. Officials advised light clothing as conditions remained steady across the state.
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