Middletown Town Council approves annexation petition
The Middletown Town Council unanimously approves a resolution to petition the Frederick County Board of Supervisors for annexation of 250 to 300 acres west, north and east of town. Mayor Archie Manuel cites 82 percent signing voters. area would rise from about 90 to 250 300 acres and would not raise county taxes. The petition seeks court proceedings to annex the area and is described as bounded by Interstate 81 east, Ridings field north of Reece Cooley, and B O right of way to the west.
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Middletown
Seco
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Archie Manuel
B. C. Brumback
Board of Supervisors
Manuel
Board
Frederick County
Reece Cooley
Soviet asks credit to sustain arms output
CIA says the Kremlin seeks long term Western credits to maintain chemical industry expansion and arms production. Moscow argues $2 billion in planned imports, with $600 million credits in 1962-63, to avoid hampering military output.
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Soviet
CIA
Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Kremlin
United States
Jenfer Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Moscow
Cold Wave Brings Freeze With Snow and Festival Plans
A cold front moves in after mild days with lows near 12 to 18 degrees and a possible zero in mountains. Highs in the 20s to low 30s, gradual warming expected Sunday. Winter snows prompt bus companies and bands to seek plans for the April 30 to May 12 festival. 80-person tour set for Winchester. inquiries from Ithaca and Baltimore. high school bands and majorette groups seek Apple Blossom details.
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East Hartford
Education Unit Sues Mosby For 24000 In Virginia Dispute
The Warren County Educational Foundation filed a 24000 suit against Mosby Academy Inc amid a desegregation schooling dispute in Front Royal Virginia. Mosby Academy had earlier filed two suits against the foundation, and the feud includes back rent and court actions over property used for private desegregated schooling.
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Warren County Educational Foundation
Mosby Academy Inc
Mosby Academy
Mosby Pencenty
Foundation
Mosby Group
Mosby
Drop x
Mosby Enemy
Front Royal Academy Inc
Congress Poised to Approve LBJ Tax Cut Plea
Sen. George Smathers said the $11 billion tax cut bill should win votes in Finance. House Ways and Means chair Wilbur Mills signaled support as the bill advances from House to Senate. The plan would cut withholding from 18 to 14 percent, starting 1965, boosting take home pay for a typical married filer. Johnson urged quick passage to avoid civil rights filibusters and protect jobs.
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Dfla
Wibur
Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Johnson
Cuba's Sugar Crop Smallest In 21 Years
Exiled Cuban planters estimate this season's sugar harvest at 3 million metric tons, the smallest in 21 years, compared with 3.8 million in 1963 and a pre-C Castro average near 6 million. The report cites survey by the Sugar Planters Association of Cuba. A second item reports Percy Ross, 52, of Branchland, killed in a fall at Omar Mining Co. No. 5 mine in Logan County.
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Miami
Fla
Sugar Planters Association of Cuba
Fidel Castro
Logan
W.va
Percy Ross
Branchland
Lincoln County
Omar Mining Co
Omer
Logan County
Goldwater calls for probe of U S missile reliability
Senator Barry Goldwater urged a Senate investigation into the reliability of U S intercontinental missiles. He asked the Preparedness Subcommittee to hold hearings, citing concerns raised in a New Hampshire campaign press conference. Defense Secretary McNamara dismissed the claim as misleading and harmful to national security. The article notes the U S has over 550 ICBMs, including 234 liquid Atlas and Titan rockets and 326 solid fuel Minutemen.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Senate
U.S
Goldwater
New Hampshire
Secre
Tary
Robert S. McNamara
John Stennis
D-Miss
United States
Rev Baden Elected Bishop in Michigan
The Rev. John A. Baden of Christ Episcopal Church was elected Bishop of the Diocese of Northern Michigan after a diocesean meeting in Iron Mountain. Baden, one of eight nominees, has not decided on acceptance and must consult with church leaders in Virginia and former bishops before acting. If he accepts, consecration would occur in early May.
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Baden
Michigan
John A. Baden
Christ Episcopal Church
Northern
Iron Mountain
Mich
Winchester
York
Herman R. Page
J. A. Alford
Marquette
Bishop Page
Virginia
Robert F. Gibson, Jr
Christ Church Ves
Report on smoking and health points at cigarettes
Government report due to be released Saturday is expected to accuse cigarettes of being a health hazard. The 14 month study by 10 nongovernment scientists covers all effects of smoking on lungs heart and body systems. Surgeon General Luther L Terry will hold a news conference to outline actions and a second phase of study.
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Washington
Luther L. Terry
Public Health Service
Terry
Greensboro
N.C
Tobaccco
Health Service
Weather Deep Freeze Hits Virginia Richmond
A cold air mass moved into Virginia dropping temperatures up to 20 degrees from yesterday. The outlook for the next several days stays well below average, with continued chilly conditions across the region.
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Richmond
Virginia
Toll of 10 Dead, 200 Hurt Grows
Panamanian and U S forces clash near the Canal Zone with 10 dead and over 200 wounded. U S soldiers suffer at least three fatalities while Panamanian casualties total 196. Panama accuses the United States of aggression and seeks action at the U N and O A S as tensions rise on the border.
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President Kennedy Avenue
Panama
U.S
U.S. Canal Zone
Sever
United States
U.s.-Controlled
Washington
Organization of American States
U.S. Zone
United Nations
Aquilino Boyd
U N
U.N. Security Council
GOP Secret Weapon Polly Buck to Call Presidential Roll
Washington AP reports Mrs Polly Buck a mosaic eyed beauty will call the roll of states for the presidential nomination at San Francisco in July Her role described as a tool to lure television audiences at a Republican National Committee luncheon observers noted the unusual publicity surrounding her appearance amid color TV talk.
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Washington
Polly Buck
Dame In Green
Bill Miller
Johnson Talks With Panama Leader On Canal Crisis
President Johnson spoke by telephone with Panama's President Roberto Chiari to seek a peaceful end to canal tensions. A U S delegation led by Thomas C. Mann, with Cyrus Vance and Edwin Martin, heads to the Canal Zone to press for peace and security restoration.
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Washington
Johnson
Roberto Chiari
Panama
Pierre Salinger
White House
Canal Zone
U.S
Thomas C. Mann
Mann
Andrew O'Meara
Canal One
Salinger
Republic of Panama
Cyprus Vance
Amare
Edwin Martin
Ralph Dungan
Latin American Crisis Briefing Eyed By Congress
Senate subcommittee chair Wayne Morse calls for a quick briefing today on the Panama crisis. House Foreign Affairs plans a session with Secretary Rusk to update on Panama and related world events amid student blame and Canal Zone flag dispute tensions.
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Washington
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate Foreign Relations
Panama
House Foreign Affairs
Dean Rusk
Armistead Selden
Dala
House
Latin America
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
U.S
Canal Zone
Clearance Sale at Young Men's Sport Shop
Big reductions on shoes dress and sport shirts jackets sweaters and boots at Young Men's Sport Shop located at the corner of Boscawen and Bratdock with emphasis on apparel for men and youth.
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Boscawen É Bratdock
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