Johnson Outlines U S Defense Policy In Special Message
President Johnson presents a defense policy to Congress asserting U S military superiority and a plan to maintain it. The address signals continuation of Kennedy era flexible response and McNamara cost reductions, with a full budget message to follow.
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Democrats Approve House Committee Nominations
Democrats held a full party caucus to confirm the Committee on Committees as they routinely approved nominations of House members to committees. Republican leaders met to complete their roster and press for prompt setup of committees to begin congressional work.
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Washington
Baldridge Secures Credentials for Inauguration Again
Tom Baldridge picked up credentials for the Inauguration for the fifth time. He explained his entertainment division work helps bridge party divisions and is valued by the committee.
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Tom Baldridge
Generals Take More Open Hand in Viet Nam
In Saigon South Viet Nam three young generals were named to posts as the government shifts toward broader military direction. Official dispatches reported new appointments signaling a more proactive role for the generals in governing matters.
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Durham Trial Delayed Due to Massie Illness
The Luther Durham Jr murder case was postponed from Feb 8 10 to late March or early April because Commonwealth's Attorney Joseph A. Massie Jr. had a heart attack and remains hospitalized. Acting Commonwealth Attorney K. McKee moved to reset to the next term beginning March 22. Durham appeared in court then was returned to Frederick County jail with defense counsel Joseph W. White and Carle F. Germelman Jr. Also in court, a grand jury indicted Wayne Gibson Curry, Vernon Anderson, James William Bunner, Eddie Lee Holliday and Roland Collin Nicholas in several forged check and hit and run cases.
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Vernon Anderson
James William Bunner
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Whitacre
Selma Restaurants Agree to Desegregate in Civil Rights Test
Reports from Selma Alabama say restaurant owners plan to desegregate to meet the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Leaders say Negro diners will be served as King arrives for his first major drive since last summer’s violence in St Augustine Florida. Bevel says testing dining places will proceed with King leading potential voter registration activity at the Dallas County courthouse.
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Winter Clothes Sale Near Worths-27 N Loudoun St
The notice advertises further reductions on winter clothing at Worth’s store located at 27 North Loudoun Street. It promotes discounted coats jackets and sweaters with limited stock and a push to shop today.
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Churchill Slips Toward End As Health Fades
London AP reports Sir Winston Churchill, 90, weakened by cerebral thrombosis, with a seventh medical bulletin noting a restful night yet a continued decline. Moran examined him twice. crowds gathered outside Hyde Park area as gale and sleet night air touched the scene.
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Florida Crops Are Threatened by Arctic Cold
Numbing cold swept the eastern half of the nation pushing arctic air across the Midwest and South. Florida fruit and vegetable growers used burners to save crops though the orange harvest was expected to escape damage. Miami posted a record low of 39 with 44 the day before as Snowbound roads and ice affected Virginia North Carolina and Tennessee schools.
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Cold Weather Grips Area With New Snowfall
The region endures the coldest spell of the season with two inches of snow in parts and a four below zero reading in Berryville. Temperatures in the coming days dip further, while highways stay passable with ice concerns. Winchester activates Emergency Snow Plan A and Plan B for tire chains as a Frederick County youth is treated for injuries after a crash on Rt. 50 near Gore.
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Thant Plans Financial Appeal as UN Resumes
United Nations Secretary-General Thant prepares a financial appeal as the 29th General Assembly session resumes. Assembly President Quaison-Lackey will speak to back the bid for voluntary contributions and aid. The UN faces a $2 million semimonthly need and debts totaling $85 million to governments and its capital fund. It has not adopted new assessments for 1965 due to votes over non-payment of past assessments.
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South Africa
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Inauguration Whoopee Starts in Washington
AP reports Washington noses into Johnson era with a week of celebrations and a presidential inauguration amid snow and cold. A gala week kicks off with receptions and a Democratic party, while security tightens and crowds anticipate the swearing in and Johnson’s inaugural address.
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Imperial Sedan Air Conditioned Save
Special 1964 Imperial sedan air conditioned save. $1200 deal advertised by Pine Motor Co. for limited time.
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Virginia Supreme Court ends district voting for Congress
Virginia's Supreme Court of Appeals directed that until a valid reapportionment is enacted, Virginia must elect all 10 congressmen at large statewide. The decision cites population disparities among districts and applies to 1966 elections, with the next General Assembly session in January.
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Shenandoah Valley
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Louis London Found Dead in Oldsmar Home
Louis London 80 once entertainer and half brother of author Jack London was found dead in his Oldsmar residence Sunday. City Marshal Clarence Bailey said the death resulted from gunshot wounds to the head, apparently inflicted the night before.
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Why the Weather in Richmond Brisk Front Moves East
An eastward moving cold front approaches Richmond. Forecasters expect cooler high temperatures and potential showers as the system advances across the region. Local residents should prepare for brisk winds and changing skies through the day.
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January Clearance Sale Sparks Deals at Saenil Store
A January clearance sale promotes a complete home setup with reduced prices, offering a 10 percent discount to reach 1288. The event highlights Saenil 3 as the featured location and advertises substantial savings on household items.
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