Indonesia Eyes Harder Policy Toward Malaysia
U S officials expect Indonesia to adopt a tougher line against Malaysia with weeks seen as crucial to gauge the extent of its push. Washington weighs aid reviews as Sukarno’s government withdraws from the United Nations while Britain, Australia, and New Zealand back Malaysian defense.
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Mesia
Malaysia
Indonesia
U.S
Britain
United Nations
Washington
Sukarno
State Department
Bali
Howard P. Jones
Jakarta
Australia
New Zealand
City Treasurer reminds 1965 dog tag deadline
Marvin Weaver warns that January 31 is the legal cutoff to buy 1965 dog licenses with January 30 the final day for sale. Owners failing to license face court action. Local concert group reports season tickets grant entry to the Vienna Choir Boys at Martinsburg High School Monday night under a reciprocal agreement with the Winchester group.
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Marvin Weaver
Concert Association
Martinsburg High School
Vienna Choir Boys
Winchester
Burch Allies Expect Bliss To Stay Neutral In Leadership Battle
Allies of Dean Burch say Ray C. Bliss will not actively seek the GOP chairmanship. Bliss, Ohio state chairman, is viewed as the top candidate by Burch foes, but he may remain neutral. Burch met Bliss privately in Washington as Chicago set a Jan. 22 National Committee showdown with about 70 votes believed against Burch.
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Washington
Dean Burch
Ray C. Bliss
Bliss
Ohio State
Burch
Ohio
Barry Goldwater
Hood
Goldwater
National Press
Chicago
National Committee
Debate on filibuster rule delayed to March 9
The Senate has postponed its biennial debate on filibuster limits to March 9. The session will consider two proposed changes to ease current two thirds voting requirements, with Vice President Hubert Humphrey presiding over the proceedings.
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Washington
Senate
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N,m
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Hubert H. Humphrey
Carl F. Hayden
D-Ariz
Hayden
Humphrey
Viet Armed Forces End Military Rule in Saigon Return Civilian Power
Vietnam’s armed forces agreed to end three weeks of military rule and restore civilian authority. A five point communique named Phan Khac Suu with legislative powers, disbanded High National Council not reinstated, and promised release of seven arrested. US envoy called it close to ideal allowing dealings with the new government.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
I Fs
Phan Khac Suu
High National Council
U.S
United States
Kohler Expects Johnson Kosygin Meeting in Moscow
U S ambassador Foy D Kohler returned to Moscow and said he would not be surprised if President Johnson meets Soviet leaders soon He cited no written message from Johnson and noted he told Soviet envoy Dobrynin Johnson may propose a meeting Diplomatic observers say verbal agreement precedes official invitations
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Moscow
U.S
Foy D. Kohler
Johnson
Kohler
Kremlin
New York
Alexei N. Kosygin
Friendship Fire Company Responds to Dawn Fire
Friendship Fire Co answered a 2 a.m. call to extinguish a small blaze in a furnace motor. Smoke filled the Dodge Avenue home of W. M. La Follette. Only slight damage to the motor was reported.
Panamanians mark riot anniversary with empty coffins
Panamanian students planned a march with empty coffins to mark the first anniversary of rioting along the U S Canal Zone boundary. National Guard stood by to prevent demonstrations while authorities prepared for four days of ceremonies and Panamanian leaders urged restraint.
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Panama
U.S. Canal Zone
National Guard
U.s.-Controlled
Canal Zone
U.S
Shaler Triangle
Marco Robles
Robles
Virginia Cuts Long Distance Rates Statewide
The State Corporation Commission announced that starting Feb 1 Virginians may call anywhere in the state for 50 cents after 8 p m on weekdays and all day weekends and holidays. The three minute station to station rate cut will save C P customers about 1 8 million yearly.
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Richmond
Byrd Jr Leads In Possible Governor Race In Virginia Poll
The Richmond Times Dispatch cites a confidential December poll showing Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. leading in Governor race questions across ten districts. Byrd, who said he would not run, was top in both ballot scenarios behind Harrison’s term limits and the field included Battle Boothe Saavits Kellam and Patt Sidney.
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Winchester
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Richmond
Senator Byrd,jr
The
Times-Dispatch
Byrd
William C. Battle
Australia
Armistead L., Boothe
Mills E. Saavits Jr
W. Patt Sidney
Kellam
Virginia
Mills E. Godwin, Jr
Senator Byrd, Jr
Virginia Senate
Joint Bible Class Breakfast For Winchester Churches
Five Winchester church Bible classes join for a 9 15 a m breakfast and lesson at Shenandoah College organized by the Good Samaritan Class of First Evangelical United Brethren Church. Harry Haines and Lester Anderson originated the idea.
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Winchester
Shenandoah College
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Braddock St. Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Harry Haines
Lester Anderson
EUB
Haines
Dock Workers Edge Toward 1966 Strike Over New Contract
A 60 000 member strike appears likely after the New York longshoremen voted 8354 to 7792 to reject a four year contract. ILA President Thomas W Gleason ordered walkout at 12 01 a m Monday. Analysts warn a national shutdown could cost 25 million dollars per day.
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New York
Maine
Texas
Atlantic
Gulf
Thomas W. Gleason
International Longshoremen’s Association
Shipping Association
Baltimore
The
Sun
Gleason
ILA
Gulf Coast
James J. Reynolds
Weather Flow Shifts as Warm Air Meets Midwest Cold Front
Richmond weather bulletin notes warm moist air advancing today toward a cold front from the Midwest. The fragment mentions a luncheon equipment sale by Diskay Discount Savings insured by a federal savings corporation, but details are unclear.
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Richmond
Midwest
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