Congress Praises End Of Dual Shriver Role
Washington AP report notes President Johnson accepted 3argent Shriver’s shift to full time antipoverty work. Johnson announced at a news conference that Jack Hood Vaughn would take over as interim assistant secretary of state for inter-American affairs.
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Congress
Washington
Presle
Johnson
3Argent Shriver
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
American Road Builders Association
Denver
Colo
Tusccaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
Associated Press
James L. Goddard
Food and Drug Administration
John W. Moe Cormack
House
Rep. O. C. Fisher
Armed Forces
Bill D. Moysers
Johnson names Vaughn to lead Peace Corps
President Johnson announced that Robert S. Vaughn will succeed Sargent Shriver as head of the Peace Corps. Vaughn, ex regional director for the Latin American Peace Corps, is praised for capable public service while observers note the need for clearer anti poverty program supervision. Shriver will focus on the antipoverty program, with lawmakers expressing mixed views on the leadership change.
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Johnson
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Jack Vaughn
Shriver
Vaughn
Office of Economic Opportunity
Capitol
Congress
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Labor Committee
Jave
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Winston L. Prouty
R-Vt
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Ohnson
Verdict Denied Set Aside Motion in Bottling Suit
In Frederick County Circuit Court Judge Elliott Marshall denied Mrs. Peggy Kelly’s motion to set aside a verdict in her suit against William E. Bridge forth trading as Nehi Bottling Co. The jury ruled for the bottling company after a Jan. 5 hearing on damages for injuries from a soft drink laced with a deleterious substance.
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Peggy Kelly
William E. Bridgeforth
Nehi Bottling Co
Frederick County
Elliott Marshall
Shawnee Fire Records 1965 Runs and Radios Purchased
Shawnee Fire Co. board reports 104 runs in 1965 with 10 alarms this month and two fires aided by other companies. 15 member board approves three monitor radios costing 300 dollars. Dr Daniel T Watts named dean of the Medical College of Virginia’s school of graduate studies effective July 1. Mrs Billie G Dudley to face preliminary embezzlement hearing after utilities department shortages over 32 thousand dollars.
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Ray Haines
Shawnee Fire Co. Board of Directors
Richmond
Daniel T. Watts
Medical College of Virginia
School of Graduate Studies
Watts
West Virginia University
Ebbe C. Hoff
Radford
Billie G. Dudley
Radford Department of Public Utilities
Dudley
Utilities Department
Fed says industrial output hits record 148.3 percent base
The Federal Reserve reports industrial production rose two percentage points from November to a record 148.3 percent of the 1957-59 base. For 1964, mining, mills, and refineries output was about 8 percent above 1964 levels. Nonfarm employment up 350,000 in December. retail sales up 1 percent from Oct-Nov. December bank credit up to $2.5 billion. Lyndon B. Johnson’s wife to give three speeches in February in Denver and Tuscaloosa.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Boone remains moved to Kentucky in 1845
Daniel Boone and his wife were reinterred in Frankfort Kentucky in 1845 after their deaths in Missouri, consolidating their remains in a family burial site.
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Daniel Boone
Missouri
Frankfort
Caribbean Shrimp Fleet Narrowed by Caribbean Restrictions
Tampa shrimpers report growing obstacles as U.S. vessels face Cuba detentions and cross border politics. Officials cite varying territorial waters and competitive pressure from Honduran and Nicaraguan firms, limiting U.S. access to prime grounds in the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico.
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Tampa
Fila
Caribbean
America
U.S
Latin America
Santa Lucia
Cuba
Gulf of Mexico
Isle of Pines
Bobby Canaday
Caratasca Key
Honduras
Nicaragua
Camipeche
Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
Canada
Umstead States
Continenctal Shelf
Smoking Furnace Out After Fire On Loudoun Street
Fire crews extinguished a small blaze at 425 1/2 N. Loudoun St yesterday evening when children dropped wood into a hot air furnace. No damage reported. the home is owned by C. F. Dunlap and rented by Russell A. Miller. Fire inspector William N. Godenour noted the fire was out before responders arrived.
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William N. Godenour
Loudoun St
N. Loudoun St
C. F. Dunlap
Russell A. Miller
Sarah Zane
Rouss
Gocenour
Jury Duty Notice Listing Citizens for Report at City Hall
The City Sergeant's office calls 13 citizens to report for jury duty at City Hall at 9:50 a.m. tomorrow. Names include David W. Allamong Ralph G. Frye George F. Davis Maurice R. Trenary Clarence F. Scott Hattie W. Triplett Kenneth Williams Roy A. Cars tier Rodney M. Keller George W. Jones Stewart Bell E C Fernandes and Robert D. Hott.
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David W. Allamong
Ralph G. Frye
George F. Davis
Maurice R. Trenary
Clarence F. Scott
Hattie W. Triplett
Kenneth Williams
Roy A. Carstier
Rodney M. Keller
George W. Jones
Stewart Bell
E. C. Fernandes
Robert D. Hott
Early Freight Costs Before Railroads
Before railroads freight moved overland at 20 to 25 cents per ton per mile. Moving a ton from New York City to Buffalo, about 425 miles, cost around $100.
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New York City
Buffalo
Two Plead Innocent In Frederick County Court
In Frederick County court Mrs. Maxine McLendon 29 and Calvin Sisk 34 pleaded innocent to illegal cohabitation alleged for Nov 22 1965. Warrant addresses list 1128 Orchard Ave. Judge W Erle Edwards set Feb 7 for both trials. Peter K McKee represents both defendants. Sisk was earlier found innocent of statutory rape of a minor on Dec 22 by a circuit court jury.
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Frederick
Maxine McLendon
Calvin Sisk
Sisk
McLendon
Orchard Ave
W. Erle Edwards
Peter K. ‘McKee
Bedouin Chiefs Swap Camels for Cars in Jordan
The National Geog graphic reports Bedouin chieftains in Jordan are replacing camels with automobiles. Many desert tents now feature transistor radios and diesel or fuel-powered sewing machines, signaling rapid modernization.
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Jordan
Geos
Primatene Tablets Promise Asthma Relief Without Prescription
An advertisement claims Primatene, a three-medicine formula, is the doctors’ top asthma prescription now sold without prescription in many states. It promises quick attack relief, open airways, loosen congestion, ease nervous tension, and aid sleep without injections.
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New York, N.Y
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West 17Th St
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Clearbrook, VA
Shawnee
Dr. Watts
Geneva
Federal Fishers Men’s Protective Act
Treasury Department
Oscar Longenecker
Brownsville
Tex
Shrimp—Association of the Americas
Fidel Castro
Flower of
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Loudoun Street
Winchester
Virginia
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