Capital in Confusion After Dominican Crisis
The Dominican Republic faced a tense crisis as provisional President Hector Garcia Godoy proposed sending key military figures, including rebel leaders, abroad. The army blocked moves but the capital Santo Domingo remained unsettled amid reports of palace occupation and highway blockades. The 11,000 strong peace force stayed alert.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Hector Garcia-Goddy
Organization of American States
OAS
Garcia Godoy
Francisco Rivera Caminero
Rivera Caminero
Garcia-Godoy
Inter-American Peace Force
IAPP
Armed Forces
San Isidro
Keller elected president of Charley Rouss Fire Co
Woodrow W. Keller head of Winchester Memorial Hospital supply department was chosen president of the Charley Rouss Fire Co at its annual meeting held at the fire hall. He succeeds A. C. Long after three years as president.
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Woodrow W. Keller
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Charley Rouss Fire Co
Mr. Keller
A. C. Long
Robinson Reelected President at Sarah Zane Fire Co Meeting
Albert Robinson Jr was reelected president of Sarah Zane Fire Co at the annual meeting held last night at the fire hall. Officers elected include Jack Johnson as first vice president Linden Clevenger as second vice president Hubert M Offutt as third vice president Harold M Bageant as secretary Richard G Brown Jr as general treasurer and Harold M Bageant as financial treasurer. Trustees were Harold M Bageant chairman B M Sullivan Grover Cooper L M Crabill and W H Bush. Linden Clevenger named fire warden Scott Wingfield assistant warden. Committees chosen with finance led by Richard B Brown Jr and Harold M Bageant, equipment by Linden McDonald and Lee Brown, membership by Hubert M Offutt and Edwin Ritter, hall by Linden Clevenger Harry Deavers and W H Bush, refreshment by Jack Johnson Linden McDonald and Lee Brown. After meeting officers reelected Lee Brown and Linden McDonald as full time drivers. Mr Robinson, manager of Snapp Foundary, is married to Louise Carper. they live on Fox Drive and attend the First Evangelical United Brethren Church.
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John J. Hawse
Stuart Dyke
Rouss
A.C. Long
Albert Robinson, Jr
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Jack Johnson
Linden Clevenger
Hubert M. Offutt
Harold M. Bageant
Richard G. Brown, Jr
W.e.eéards
Patt J. Slonaker
Silds G. Cather
Edwin Ritter
H. I. Pifer
William P. Fries
Willie Hoar
B. M. Sullivan
Grover Cooper
L. M. Crabill
W. H. Bush
Scott O. Wingfield
Richard B. Brown, Jr
Taylor Barr
Linden McDonald
Lee Brown
Hall
Harry Deavers
Lineden McDonald
Mr. Robinson
Snapp Foundary
Louise Carper
Fox Drive
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
First 1966 building permits issued in Frederick County
The first 1966 permits go to Sims & Sons for a brick six room one and a half bath home in East View subdivision and to Samuel C Long of Parkway St for a Winchester home with identical specs and price 11000. CPL Tony DeLeon seeks letters from home while in Viet Nam as his sergeant notes. A March of Dimes drive unfolds downtown with carnations coffee and doughnuts sold by Future Homemakers of America.
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Frederick County
Sims & Sons
East View
Winchester
Samuel C. Long
Parkway St
Tony Deleon
Viet Nam
Lawrence E
Frankider
Frederick Heights
Company C
1508D
ABN Infantry
San Francisco
Calif
America
Rockefeller's Aid Sought in Subway Bus Strike
A delegation of New York City labor union leaders asked Governor Rockefeller for help to end a week-long subway and bus strike. They pressed for the release from jail of hospital chief Michael J. Quill and eight other union officers convicted of contempt of court for calling the strike.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Michael J. Quill
Three Juveniles Nabbed for Pocketbook Thefts in Winchester
Three male juveniles were apprehended by Winchester police for purse snatching from Mrs. Eva Palmer and Mrs. Linda Elliott on December 4 and Mrs. Dorothy Herrell on December 23. The suspects passed three bad checks totaling 75 dollars, and a 17 year old girl allegedly forged one check. Captain Warren Rudolph said juvenile petitions would be filed for the boys and later for the girl.
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Warren Rudolph
Eva Palmer
Middletown
Linda Elliott
Winchester
Rudolph
Frederick County
Capt
Linwood Dunn
Japan Backs Peace Talks Drive On Vietnam War
Tokyo reports Prime Minister Sato told U S envoy Harriman Japan will press Communists toward negotiations to end Vietnam conflict. Moscow delegation leaders aim to bolster military aid in Hanoi as Shiina plans January talks in Moscow with air pact on agenda.
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Tokyo
Jnese
Eisaku Sato
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Japan
Viet Nam
Sato
Harriman
Ameri
North
Alexander N. Shelepin
Hanoi
Peking
Lil Hsien-nien
Communist Party
Moscow
Ho Chi Minh
Shéelepin
Etsusaburo Shiina
Shiina
Draft Heads To Meet on Deferments
In Stewart Georgia the first of three regional conferences will discuss how to run deferments for college students and other factors as the Viet Nam manpower need grows. The session will include state directors from 11 states and Puerto Rico. The talks will consider restoring wartime Korean deferment rules and examination of deferring high school graduates who fail mental tests.
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Ft, Stewart
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Viet Nam
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Mississippi
Tennessee
North Carolina
South Carolina
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Washington
Hershey
After-Christmas Sale at Hodgson Hat and Dress Shop
Margaret L Hodgson Hat and Dress Shop advertises post holiday discounts with group slacks % off group blouses 4 off group skirts 44 off and other price cuts. Promotional layout highlights fashion items and savings.
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Margaret L
Hodgson Hat & Dress Shop
Aiken Says Bombing Pause Should Continue Unless Hanoi Widens War
Senator George D. Aiken argues the United States should not resume bombing North Vietnam unless Hanoi widens the conflict. He notes the Christmas Eve lull may last at least 10 days and cites internal administration debate over the pause amid evolving views on military consequences. The White House denies Rusk opposition to Johnson’s peace offensive and says surveillance would detect any North Vietnamese moves.
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Washington
George D. Aiken
United States
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Vermont
Republican
North
Aiken
Putney
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
U.S
White House
Bill D. Moyers
New York Times
Dean Rusk
President Johnson
Rusk
State Department
Johnson
McDonald Elected President of Friendship Fire Company
William McDonald of Shenandoah Avenue was elected president of the Friendship Fire Ice, succeeding Mervel Bailey who became treasurer. Other officers include George Farr first vp Fred Shumaker second vp Robert Kline third vp William Boyce secretary Robert Geanious assistant secretary Norman Mann fire warden Lee Hollar chaplain Rev Fred Groff attorney Milton Harris. Trustees elected Perry Ryland Conner George Cook Ed Caldwell Robert Carter. The two drivers Kenneth Lewis and Fred Geanious were renamed. The Friendship ambulance answered 216 calls in 1965 with Lewis on 60 of the fire calls and Geanious on 41.
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Mervel Bailey
Bailey
George Farr
Fred Shumaker
Robert Kline
William Boyce
Robert Geanious
Norman Mann
Lee C. Hollar
Fred Groff
Milton Harris
Perry
Ryland Conner
George Cook
Ed Caldwell
Robert Carter
Kenneth Lewis
Fred Geanlous
Fire Company
Mr. Lewis
Mr. Geanious
Friendship Ambulance
Ho Chi Minh Welcomes Soviet Delegation in Hanoi
President Ho Chi Minh received Alexander Shelepin and the Soviet delegation in Hanoi in a warm cordial meeting with Pham Van Dong and other Vietnamese leaders. The group had arrived earlier in Peking for a brief stopover and refueling while omitting policy talks during a one hour visit.
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Moscow
Ho Chi Minh
North Viet Nam
Alexander Shelepin
Hanoi
Tass
Shelepin
Kremlin
Peking
North
Viet Nam
Pham van Dong
Li Hsienmen
Soviet seeks Malaysian base to expand Asia influence
The Soviet Union may seek a base in Malaysia and Singapore to widen its influence in Asia, challenging China. Tass reports a Soviet journalist may open an office in Singapore, with a trade expert awaiting travel approval.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Singapore
Asia
China
Tass
Soviet Commuunist Party
Russia
Red China
Police foil big Saigon bomb plot by Viet Cong
In Saigon police seized six Viet Cong terrorists with a 265 pound plastic bomb in a water tank destined for a U.S. billet. Two gunmen carried 45 caliber automatic pistols. The blast plan coincides with Tet warnings and follows airport and substation explosions that killed one and wounded sixteen. Marines and Vietnamese troops push Viet Cong from the Plain of Reeds as the 173rd Airborne Brigade extends operations near Bao Trai in the Mekong Delta.
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U.S
Saigon
South Viet Nam
da Nang
Mekong
Unemployment Rate Drops to 4.1 Percent
Washington AP reports unemployment fell to 4.1 percent in the prior month the lowest in almost nine years. Employed persons reached a record 72.7 million while officials warned of emerging shortages in key sectors.
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Washington
President Johnson to Deliver State of the Union Address
President Johnson will speak to a joint session of Congress at 9 p.m. EST next Wednesday to present his annual State of the Union message.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Weather Outlook for Virginia Turns Cold Tonight
Richmond AP reports substantial sunshine today with temperatures near yesterday. A large mass of cold air is expected to sweep Virginia tonight causing a sharp drop in temperatures and much colder conditions.
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Richmond
Virginia
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W. W. Keller
Keller
Rouss Fire Company
Apple Blossom
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Wea Villa Subdivision
Herbert Fuller
Kerr St
Rockefeller
Harry van Arsdale
John V. Lindsay
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
S. Loudoun St
Cork and Braddock Sts
Tuieves
Palace Theater
Dorothy Herrell
W. Cork St
Laos
Cambodia
Hubert H. Humphrey
Adead
McDonald
William McDonald
Shenandoah Ave
Friendship Fire Ice
Macy
Loudoun St
Soviet Union
Thailand
Asian Development Bank
Indonesia
Bao Trai
Bulletins
Hoover Barber Shop
Albin
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