Quill Defies Court Order to End Transit Strike
In New York, Michael J. Quill and eight transit union officials were jailed for contempt for defying a court order to end the New Year’s bus and subway strike. The judge ordered 34,400 workers to return to work in good faith or face jail, while traffic worsened and schools faced disruption.
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New York
Michael J. Quill
Quill
Afl-Cio Transport Workers Union
Supreme Court
Abraham N. Geller
Justice Geller
Recreation Dept Men s volleyball program resumes in Armory
The recreation department resumes the men s volleyball program tonight at 6 30 in the Armory. Interested players should attend tonight or Thursday to join a league team. The Red Cross First Aid Class starts at the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad with instructor Hugh Ackenbom. Call 662 5412 for details.
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Recreation Dept
RED Cross
Winchester
Hugh Ackenbom
Reward Offered for Lost Skipper Dog in Frederick County
A short haired light tan shepherd collie hound mix named Skipper is lost in the Siler Section on December 30. The dog weighs 55 pounds and wears a collar with tags. Reward offered. Call J G Place at 888-2095 or the Dog Warden Henry Bursey at MO 2-4074.
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Siler
Frederick County
J. G. Place
Henry Bursey
Essential Executives Sleeve-Deep in Work in NYC Strike
NYC transit strike traps clerks at home while executives take over desk tasks. Mayor Lindsay urged essential workers to stay away, but no definition given. Banks open late, stocks staff redistributed, and offices see bosses handling mail, errands, and coffee runs as buses and subways fail.
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NEW York
New York City
John V. Lindsay
Queens
Bronx
New York Stock Exchange
Five Tank Fire Near Lyon Leaves Dozens Fears Dead
An explosion at the Feyzin refinery and storage farm 12 miles south of Lyon left about 30 feared dead or missing. At least 75 people with burns were hospitalized, and additional tanks remained at risk as French authorities evacuated residents and sent firefighting reinforcements from Paris Saint Etienne and Marseille to battle the blaze.
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Lyon
France
Ministry of Interior
Paris
Feyzin
Union Generale Des Petroles
Europe
Saint Etienne
Marseille
LBJ Aims to Press On with Vietnam Peace Push
President Johnson is expected to continue the Vietnamese peace offensive including the pause in bombing to allow North Vietnam a chance to decide on peace talks. Washington weighs Hanoi reactions as Sino Soviet pressure and internal splits shape the path toward negotiation and possible ceasefire.
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Washington
Johnson
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
U.S
United States
North
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
China
Sovi
Alexander N. Shelepin
Communist Party
Moscow
Ner
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
Sicily mother bears fifth set of twins in 13 years
Mrs. Rosario Giangreco, 33, delivered Monday to add her fifth pair of twins in 13 years. Her existing children are aged 12, 8, 7, and 2.
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Catania
Sicily
Rosario Giangreco
Steelmakers Hesitant on Bethlehem Inland Price Boost
U S steelmakers show wary response to Bethlehem and Inland price increases for structural steel framing. Some firms study the move as government orders push a boycott of higher priced steel while markets drift.
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Washington
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Inland Steel Corp
Bethleshem
Colorado Fuel & Iron Lpb
United States Steel Corp
Bethlehem
Congress
Johnson
Robert 8S. McNamara
Inland Steel
Gardiner Ackley
President
S. Council of Economic Advisers
Bethlehem’s
Clearance Sale Fall and Winter Apparel
Modern Age Shoppe promotes a clearance sale on fall and winter apparel to reduce stock by about one third at its new location.
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Wender’s, Inc
Viet Cong Hit Back in Tuy Hoa Coastal Clash
In Tuy Hoa area 240 miles northeast of Saigon Viet Cong forces engaged South Korean marines and Vietnamese paratroopers during a search and destroy operation. Allied forces killed eight guerrillas and captured eight, raising Communist fatalities to 180, while U S air raids north of Vietnam paused for a 12th day.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tuy Hoa
U.S
Mekong
173Rd Airborne
Bao Trai
173Rd Brigade
Bien Hoa
Opposition Grows as Middletown Annexation Faces Court
Middletown moves toward a court hearing on a two year annexation with a single judge panel. Frederick County may bring the case before Judge Elliott Marshall on Jan 17 if willing. Local residents in 323 acres opposing the plan have hired counsel amid the five to one council vote with one dissent. The area would add about 199 residents to raise the town population to around 585 bounded by I-81 and the B&O Railroad. The council also reviewed rough drafts of a water department ordinance with key dates listed.
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Middletown
Frederick County
Elliott Marshall
John Hetzel Dis
Senting
Water Department
South End Reelects T P Wolfe as Fire Chief and Officers
Thomas P. Wolfe was re elected for his third term as president of the South End Fire Company. At the January fire hall meeting Richard Comer and others were elected to key posts including vice presidents and treasurer. Reelected were secretary Norman Pope and treasurer H M Layman. New appointments included Meredith Bowers as assistant secretary and Wilson Sirbaugh as assistant treasurer with Joseph Massie Jr as counsel and Rev Alan Peer as chaplain.
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Thomas P. Wolfe
South End Fire Company
Richard Comer
Winton Pope
Paul Clevenger
Charles Robertson
Norman Pope
H. M. Layman
Meredith Bowers
Wilson Sirbaugh
Joseph Massie, Jr
Alan Peer
Bradford
Bennett
Carrington Harrison
Alan Stryker
Marsh Indicted for Armed Bank Robbery in Roanoke
John Edward Marsh, 29, of Paper Mill Road, indicted by a federal grand jury for the Sept 22 armed robbery of a Roanoke Commercial and Savings Bank branch. He pleaded innocent, with a Feb 4 jury trial set in U.S. District Court Roanoke. he remains jailed on $25,000 bond.
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Roanoke
John Edward Marsh
Paper Mill Road
Reno
Nev
U.S. District Court
Marsh
Asst. U.S
James C. Roberson
Rotary donors back city county mall plan in Winchester
The Rotary Club of Winchester donates funds not to exceed 3000 dollars to support a proposed mall on Rouss Ave to improve city county relations. The Downtown Development Committee, led by Charles E. Hofer, seeks county Board of Supervisors approval, with Donald Baughman assigned to study the proposal at the November meeting. The plan, designed to blend with the area, would remove asphalt from Rouss Ave and add sidewalks and crossings, with county ownership of the land involved.
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Star
Larry Sullivan
Rouss Ave
Rotary Club of
Winchester
Charles E. Hofer
Frederick County
County Board of Supervisors
Donald Baughman
Rotary Club
Hofer
Loudoun St
Rouss
Weather Outlook For Virginia Turns Sunny And Chilly
Richmond AP reports a cold high pressure system will bring sunny skies in Virginia with temperatures cooler than yesterday followed by fair and rather cold tonight.
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Richmond
Virginia
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Gainesboro
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New York Life Insurance Co
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Searing
LBJ
Situation Under Daily Review
Ackley
Wetnania
Cameron
Boscawen Street
Winchester Optical Co
Warren G. Hash
Optician
South End
T.P. Wolfe
Alex
Apostolou
Harvey Lutins
Roanoke City
Roberson
Ted Dalton
Harrisonburg
U.S. District Court of the
Western District of Virginia
Loudoun
Winchester Credit
Lupton’s Insurance
Mall
Courthouse Lawn
C. L. Williams
Pingley & Carpers Cleaners
Penney
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