Mobs Rally in Hue as Antiwar Protests Grow in Vietnam
Demonstrators in Hue march with banners near the U S consulate while Hue and Quang Tri endure generalized strikes halting business and transport. In Da Nang antigovernment protests spread as Hue University attracts about 1 500 people and 3 000 hear speeches. Premier Huong denies U S pressure on South Vietnam's crisis.
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Saigon
South
Quang Tri
The
Buddhists and Students Protective Association
Hue University
Information Service
Les
Figures on Court House To Be Asked
Frederick County Board of Supervisors voted to obtain estimates for renovating the Frederick County Court House. Plans include new lighting, painting, floor repairs, and new side entrance steps to persuade sessions back from Winchester Corporation Courtroom to the old building.
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Court House
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Frederick County Court House
Ot Miraewe
Frederick County Circuit Court
Elliott D. Marshall
Winchester Corporation
Marshall
Frederick County Court
Erle Edwards
Sheriff’s Office
Penney Co
E. Boscawen St
Frederick County Junior High
State Highway Department
Robert E. Ayler
Follies Reservations Due Before Print Tomorrow
Town A reminders urge patrons to reserve for the Follies with Mrs. John Hortnstine by tomorrow to be listed in the printed program. Two local legislators will guest tonight at the 47th annual Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce dinner, including Rep. John O. Marsh Jr. and Virginia House Speaker E. Blackburn Moore. Mrs. Moore will accompany her husband.
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John Hortenstine
Winchester-Frederick County
Longshoremen Urged To Vote Again On Contract
New York AP report says AFL CIO ILA leaders launched a drive to win a second vote by 24 000 Port of New York longshoremen on a contract rejected by 60 000 ILA members in Atlantic and Gulf ports. Officials warn of $20 million to $25 million daily economic losses. Gleason defends job security amid automation concerns.
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New York
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association
Maine
Texas
James J. Reynolds
ILA Executive Council
ILA
Thomas Www
Gleason
Shenandoah County to sue over Virginia redistricting
Shenandoah County officials vote to challenge the 1964 redistricting acts in court seeking to protect their own House of Delegates seat. The suit targets portions not covered by two existing challenges and notes Shenandoah will share a floater delegate with Rockingham and Page counties and Harrisonburg under the new reapportionment plan.
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Woodstock
Shenandoah County
Board of Supervisors
Virginia
Shenandoah
House of Delegates
General Assembly
Rockingham
Page
Harrisonburg
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Assembly
Harrison
Henrico County
Richmond
Shenandoah Commonwealth
Atty
Kermit Racey
House of Dele
Winter Snow Clears Roads as Schools Reopen in Four Counties
County schools reopened in Frederick, Clarke, Warren, and Shenandoah after a nine inch snowfall. Traffic incidents occurred on foggy roads near Berryville and Stephenson with one injury. 10 vehicles damaged, none seriously hurt. Winchester activated Emergency Snow Plan A advising snow tires or chains.
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Frederick
Clarke
Warren
Shenandoah
Highway Department
Winchester
Stephenson
Rt. 7
Berryville
Ralph Thomas Miller
E. Gerrard St
Memorial Hospital
Winchester Volcnteer
H. K. Malbon
Donald Lee Lewis
Martinsburg
W.va
Mr. Miller
Republican Chairman Dean Burch to Step Down for Bliss
AP reports Dean Burch will resign after a transition period to allow Ohio GOP Chair Ray Bliss to take over. The plan, approved by Barry Goldwater, will be announced in Phoenix, with Bliss and Goldwater present alongside Burch and former VP candidate William F. Miller at a joint news conference.
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Washington
Dean Burch
Ohio
GOP
Ray C. ‘Bliss
Barry Goldwater
Phoenix
Ariz. Bureh
Goldwater
Bliss
William F. Miller
Johnson and Sato Open Far East Strategy Talks
President Johnson and Japan’s Prime Minister Eisaku Sato begin strategy talks on U.S. Far East policy and China’s challenge to American influence. A late morning White House welcome is planned followed by a 90 minute session with Secretary Rusk and Foreign Minister Shiina.
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Washington
Johnson
Japan
Eisaku Sato
U.S
Far East
China
Asia
White House
Dean Rusk
Etsusaburo Shiina
Berserk Gunman Wounds 31 at Gardena Poker Parlors
A berserk gunman wounded at least 31 people in a Gardena California poker parlor and two nearby clubs. Louis Koullapis was captured after shots rang out. 3 people were critically wounded and 350 patrons faced the sudden attack.
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Louis Koullapis
Rainbow Club
Los Angeles
Dave Whitmore
Monterey Club
Horseshoe Club
Koullapis
Gardena
Johnson Proposes $1.66 Billion Education Plan Focused on Poor Children
President Johnson unveils a large education program aimed at preschool to college level, prioritizing children from low income families. The plan calls for public and nonpublic school participation, with a one year cost around 1.6 billion dollars and targeted funding for pre school, K through 12, and higher education. The proposal sparks debate over aid to non public schools and reflects the administration’s anti poverty emphasis.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Capitol Hill
National Education Association
Mrs Baker Appointed to West Virginia Senate Seat
Gov. W W Barron named Betty Head Baker of Moorefield to the 16th District seat won by her late husband Donald J Baker who died December 22. Baker becomes the second woman appointed to the West Virginia Senate since 1958 and will serve the remaining two years of her husband’s four year term.
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Charleston
W.va
Betty Head Baker
Moorefield
Senate
W.w.barron
Baker
Donald J.baker
Panamanian Soldiers Stand Firm at Canal Zone Boundary
Panamanian National Guard rejected a demand to withdraw troops from the Canal Zone boundary during the last day of four day commemorations for 21 Panamanian deaths. Guardsmen prevented student demonstrations from entering the zone while violence earlier included tear gas and a burned American flag.
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Panama
National Guard
Canal Zone
U.S. Zone
Santa Ana Plaza
National Institute
Panama City
Presidential
Marco A. Robles
U.S
Robles
C S Bank Earnings and Assets Rise in 1964
H Robert Edwards vice president and cashier told stockholders that total assets increased nearly 11 percent in 1964 and over 13 million end of year assets. Earnings rose 30 percent as all departments expanded profits and services. Trust Division growth noted under Lati mer and Johnson.
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H. Robert Edwards
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
Edwards
E. W. Latimer
Clyde Johnson, Jr
E. Michael Luby
Robert F. Manuel
Curtis W. Wilson
North Street
Weather Warmth Ahead as High Pressure Lingers
Richmond area residents enjoyed mild conditions today as a high pressure system offshore kept temperatures up. A cold front is forecast to move into Virginia on Wednesday bringing cooler air and unsettled conditions.
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Richmond
Virginia
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United States
South Viet Nam
Republic of Viet Nam
Huong
Torr
Clarke Fog
Malbon
Bulletin
LBJ
Charles Town Road
Rusk
San Francisco
Sato
Hayato Ikeda
Calif
Mrs. Baker
Boundary
C & S Bank
Pine Motor Co
Amherst
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