U S Says Open to Talks on Panama Canal Differences
Press Secretary Pierre Salinger stated the United States is ready to discuss outstanding Panama Canal issues but not concede in advance. Panama seeks assurances the U S will negotiate differences before normalizing relations. Earlier the Army handed back canal administration to civilians amid renewed diplomatic tensions.
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Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Panama
United States
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
Frederick Schools To Remain Closed Tomorrow
Schools will stay closed in Frederick County tomorrow due to lingering cold and high winds. Today Clarke Warren and Shenandoah counties reported reopening while nearby areas had resumed classes yesterday.
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Atdw Iit
Winchester
Clarke
Warren
Shenandoah
Winchester Adopts Snow Plan A With Sidewalk Cleanup
Snow plan A takes effect at 1 p.m. today as snow covers Winchester. Snow tires and chains are optional in many areas, but sidewalks must be cleared of snow and ice. Plan CO phase resumes, with city lots plowed to ease parking use.
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Winchester
Arab Leaders Approve Joint Military Command Plan
Cairo reports 13 nations backing a joint Arab military command to counter Israel over Jordan River water. Ministers meet to draft final form with headquarters and administrative duties as nations weigh participation. Israel's Levi Eshkol warns any interference will be frustrated.
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Cairo
Israel
Jordan
Arab League
Siptetes
United States
Britain
Tel Aviv
Levi Eshkol
Johnson asks less missiles and ships more planes
Defense Department submits 1965 authorization request to Congress seeking 10.6 billion dollars for procurement of ships planes and aircraft. House Armed Services chair Carl Vinson says he is not disturbed by cuts and hearings begin January 27 with Defense Secretary McNamara as first witness.
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Congress
Carl’ Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Vinson
Secretary of Defense
Obert
McNamara
Department
Johnson
Teamsters Trackers Reach Master Contract Avert Strike
In Chicago James R Hoffa announced a three year national contract with Trucking Employer Inc bringing 400000 Teamsters and 400 locals into one bargaining unit. The agreement includes a 10 8 10 wage schedule and a 45 cent hourly fringe benefit package.
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Chicago
James R. Hoffa
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Hoffa
United States
Inc
Phe Cortegat
Weather outlook for Richmond stays cold with 40s in day
A fragment reports Richmond remaining cold with shifting winds and a forecasted daytime high near the 40s. The note notes cool conditions continuing into Friday with limited warming.
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Richmond
Lovett's Shoe & Dress Shoppe Clearance Sale
Clearance sale notice stating further reductions with savings up to 30 percent at Lovett's Shoe and Dress Shoppe and Grove Furniture Co. Inc located at 125 S Loudoun Street, Winchester, Virginia.
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Lovett's Shoe
Grove Furniture Co., Inc
Loudoun Street
Winchester
Virginia
Glenn Resigns from Nation's Space Program
Glenn resigns from the Manned Spacecraft Center to seek election to the U S Senate from Ohio. The center confirmed the resignation but gave no timetable for plans, while reports say he has reserved Columbus hotel facilities for a Friday morning news conference.
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Houston
von H. Gietin Jr
U.S. Senate
Ohio
Manned Spacecraft Center
Senate
Althrough
Columbus
Neil House
Kennedy Arrives in Tokyo for Sukarno Meeting
Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy arrived in Tokyo with his wife to meet Indonesian President Sukarno for talks aimed at cooling hostility to the Federation of Malaysia. He said the crisis should be settled by Asian nations, not the United States, and will also visit Manila Kuala Lumpur and London in efforts to ease regional tensions.
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Tokyo
Robert F. Kennedy
Sukarno
Indonesia
Federation of
Malaysia
Ethel
John
United States
Kennedy
Manila
Diosdado Macapagal
Philippines
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Kuala Lumpur
Alec Douglas-Home
London
Six GOP Senators Propose Aged Health Plan
Six Republican senators unveiled a public private health plan for Americans 65 and over. It offers 45 days hospital care 180 days skilled nursing or 200 plus days home health care funded by a Social Security tax raise and a federally chartered private insurance pool to offer a standard policy at about $2 per week. Senator Javits described it as the best program yet.
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Washington
Congress
Jacob K. Javits
R.N.Y
Western by pass around Winchester discussed with cost estimates
Public hearing outlines four proposed lines for a western bypass around Winchester with lengths from 8.2 to 9.6 miles and costs from about 9 million to 12.5 million dollars. Traffic could rise from 2,500 to 6,709 vehicles daily, potentially 5,000 to 13,000 by 1982. four-lane, two directions, 24-foot pavements, 40-foot median, and 200-foot right of way are planned. Public official J E Yeatts explains locations are general, not final alignments.
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Winchester
J. E. Yeatts
State Highway Department
Eas
MR. Yeatts
Highway Commission
Yeatts
Bloodmobile Plea Urges Major Local Blood Drive
The Winchester Frederick County Red Cross appeals for 22 pints of A positive blood for two open heart surgeries in Washington. The Elks Lodge sponsors a two day Bloodmobile at Christ Episcopal Church with 11am to 4pm Monday and 10am to 3pm Tuesday, aiming for 400 pints. Volunteers urged from area firms with a 662 5412 contact.
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Red Cross
Washington
Frederick County
Washington Area
Red Cross Center
Winchester B.P.C. Elks Lodge No. 867
Christ Episcopal Church
Red Cross Chapter
Elks
Mercy Mission
the Elks. Lodge
Bloodmobile
Group Agrees Roadway Should Be Moved West
About 150 residents from city and county filled the War Memorial Building to protest a highway department plan for a western by pass. Engineer James Yeatts outlined two lane initial construction from Rt. 50 West to Rt. 11 North with cost estimated at 2.445 million, while preserving future four lane expansion.
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James E. Yeatts
State Highway Dept
Winchester
War Memorial, Bldg
Rt. 81
Kernstown
Rt. al
Line A
Rt. 628
Rt. 11
Rt. 622
Rt. 50
James Wood High School
War Memorial Bldg
Merriman’s Lane
Fox Drive
R. C. Ambler
Cam
Staunton
Mr. Yeatts
Highw
Rt. 522
Rt. IL
Tobacco firms report slight cigarette sales drop in Louisville
In Louisville two wholesale tobacco firms say cigarette sales slipped slightly as the U S surgeon general’s report on smoking drew attention. The firms noted reductions amid concerns that smoking is a hard habit to break and that demand softened.
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Louisville, Ky
U.S
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