France to recognize Red China in shift on Asia policy
Washington reports say France notified the United States it will recognize the Peking regime. Secretary Rusk and Ambassador Herve Alphand discussed the move as Paris seeks a role in Asia, signaling a rift in Western unity and NATO’s cohesion.
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Washington
France
Unite States
China
Dean Rask
Herve Alphand
Rusk
Alphanade
United States
Hale Lian
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Peking
Britain
Denmark
Netherlands
Norway
Paris
Johnson
de Gaulle
Jawater
Asia
Arab Leaders Agree to Silence Propaganda Against Israel
At a five day summit, leaders from 13 Arab states pledged to curb internal propaganda aimed at rivals and focus on Israel and Zionist imperialism. They also outlined military strengthening and a joint water strategy, with a second conference planned in Alexandria in August and annual repeats. Israel plans to begin Sea of Galilee water Draws this summer despite Arab opposition.
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Aras
Israel
Jordan River
Alexandria
Sea of Galilee
Jordan
Hasbani
Damas
Mediterranean
Coffee Prices Set to Rise Nationwide
AP reports U S coffee prices will rise 14 to 16 cents per pound and one cent per ounce within four weeks. The increases come as Brazil faces crop failure and demand grows in Europe, with other price raises expected after.
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ST. Louis
United States
Brazil
Europe
Residents face TV reception issue on Loudoun Street block
A Front Royal area resident reports channel nine reception problems for the 500 block of N Loudoun St. Meanwhile Bobby Huffman of Front Royal Road and his wife Mrs Joseph Huffman are set to appear in Traffic Court tonight on Channel 4 at 7. Huffman is with the Washington Park Police and a Handley High School graduate from 1950.
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N. Loudoun St
Channel Nine
Bobby
Joseph Huffman
Front Royal Road
Channel 4
Washington Park Police
Handley High School
France May Recognize Red China Says Silence Sets Pace
President Charles de Gaulle has fueled speculation that France will recognize the Peking regime. Despite no formal statement, observers expect a January 31 news conference to address France's stance on Red China and its global role.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
China
de Gaulle
Peking
Senate Finance Committee Ends Capital Gains Cut Section
The Senate Finance Committee scored a major victory for the administration on the $11 billion tax cut bill. Chairman Harry F. Byrd said the committee would complete work on the measure next week after voting 12-5 to strike the provision that would lower capital gains rates on assets held at least two years.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
Dva
Glenn Announces Candidacy For Ohio Senate Nomination
Lt Col John H Glenn Jr announced his bid for the Democratic nomination for U S Senator from Ohio in a Columbus hotel event. The astronaut said he would resign from the Marine Corps and pursue public service to influence national policy and support President Johnsons program.
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John Glenn
Glenn
U.S. Senate
Stephen Young
Columbus
Ohio
John H. Glenn Jr
eBalor
Earth
Stephen M. Young
Marine Corps
Congress
America
United States
Democratic Party
Johnson
Senate
Virginia House Hears Two Per Cent Sales Tax Plan
A two per cent state sales tax bill moved to the Virginia House of Delegates in Richmond. Del Sam Pepe and eight co patrons urged the measure to fund localities by distributing revenue based on school age population, while Gov. Harrison voiced opposition. Lawmakers noted possible shifts from highway safety and other issues could affect prospects of the plan.
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Richmond
Albertis S. Harrison
Virginia House of Delegates
del. Sam Pepe
Southampton
State Department of Education
Pope
Harrison
George Hill
Newport News
Russell M. Carneal
Williamsburg
W. A. Pennington
Buckingham
Joseph H. Poff
Floyd
Robert S. Orr
Lee
James B. Fugate
Scott
Nathan B. Hutcherson Jr
Franklin
Lucas D. Phillips
Loudoun
del C. Herdaway
Marks of
Hopewell
Five U.S. Servicemen Killed Three Wounded in Vietnam
Five U.S. servicemen died and three were wounded in Mekong Delta helicopter operations led by UH1A pilots southwest of Saigon. One door gunner perished from a stray bullet as others fought to repel a Viet Cong ambush 200 miles northeast at Tan Uyen, with 6 dead, 31 wounded, 39 missing in the Viet Cong assault.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Mekong Delta
U. S
Hat
Tan Uyen
House Passes First Bill of 1964 Session
In Richmond the Virginia House of Delegates approves its first 1964 bill to accelerate Peninsula Ports Authority development on Newport News Hampden Roads. Del. Lewis A. McMurran Jr. secured swift passage and the bill advances to the Senate. The session lasted about 15 minutes with no dissent.
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Richmond
Virginia House of Delegates
Peninsula
Virginia
House
Newport News
Hamptoin Roads
del. Lewis A. McMurran Jr
Senate
Panama and U S Deadlock Persists Over Canal Dispute
Panama and the United States remain deadlocked over the canal crisis as diplomats work behind the scenes. Panamanian President Chiari resists U S demands while Manuel Trucco meets leaders in an effort to find a compromise before the May election.
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Anama
Panama
United States
Panamenian
Washington
U.S
Manuel Trucco
Chile
I Spee
Canal Zone
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Snow Forecast Shifts as Virginia Sees Warmer Day
Weather forecasters drop snow chances for Virginia with a partly cloudy tomorrow and highs near 50 in The Valley. Police remind residents to clear ice and sidewalks as the Snow Plant plan remains until melting reduces hazards and obstructions.
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Virginia
Old Dominion
J. Thomas Boyd
Weather patterns leave Virginia mostly clear and mild
The day in Virginia stayed fairly clear and not very cold as weather systems to the north and south influence conditions. Forecasters say clouds will build and rain may reach the coast later.
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Richmond
Virginia
Sukarno and Kennedy Seek Peaceful Malaysian Solution
Indonesian President Sukarno met U.S. Attorney General Kennedy in Tokyo and reaffirmed a peaceful solution to the Malaysian crisis. Talks yielded a friendly climate for further exchanges among Sukarno Macapagal and Malaysia's Tunku with plans for a potential summit in coming days.
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Tokyo
Sukarno
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Edwin Guthman
Federation of Malaya
Singapore
Borneo
Sarawak
British North Borneo
Malaysia
Macapeal
Washington
United States
Macapagal
Manila
Kuala Lumpur
London
Consul Picarddil Released After Zanzibar Seizure
U S Consul Freder ick P Picarddil seized at a Zanzibar hotel Thursday has been released and flown to Dar es Salaam Tanganyika. He remains under limited house arrest but will stay in contact with the new Zanzibar government. Four American newsmen detained with him are expected to be released, with confirmation pending.
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Washington
State Department
U.S
Frederick P. Picarddil
Zanziabar
Bor Es
Sallam
Tanganyike
Donald _ ter
Zanzibar
Picard
Zanzi
Dar Es Sa& Laam
Tanganyika
Zanzisbar
Abeid Karume
Karume
Ies
United States
Dr Marney Opens Mission in Winchester Frederick County
Dr Marney of Charlotte NC will be the main speaker at the Winchester Frederick County Preaching Mission opening Sunday at Market Street Methodist Church. He will speak each evening Sunday through Friday on topics from Life Hemmed In to The Bonds of Our Communion with meals and youth dinner planned at First Presbyterian Church and a nursery for attendees. Parking available at John Kerr School yard, Jones Funeral Home lot, and County Parking.
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Carlyle Marney
Charlotte
N.C
Winchester - Frederick County
Marney
Market Street Methodist Church
Mary Lou Lacy
Martinsville
First Presbyterian Church
Council of Church Women
Lacy
Market Street
Special Purchase Coats with Fur Collars Arrive
Weekend sale at Philip's Specialty Shop offers coats with fur collars for 35 dollars. Ward's Pastry Shop advertises Boston Cream Pie and related baked goods. Corruption mentions corrigan ruganee in the damaged text segment.
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Philip’s Specialty Shop
Boston Cream Pie
Ward’s Pastry Shop
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