Johnson Renews His Oath of Office and Life as VP
Hubert Humphrey begins his new role beside President Johnson with a mixture of humor and reflection. He and his wife Marie acknowledge changes ahead as he adjusts to duties, attends a reception at a local hotel, and speaks of a fresh start on the eve of Johnsons first day in office.
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Capitol
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Churchill sleeps peacefully as bulletin notes rest after stroke
A medical bulletin reports Sir Winston Churchill slept peacefully through the night after his stroke. The 90 year old statesman remains in hospital with restlessness gone, a further bulletin expected this evening as crowds gather outside No 28 Hyde Park Gate and observers reflect on his long career since 1955.
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Chest and Heart Association
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Churchill
Judges Upset Previously Unbeaten Wood in Big Game
The game featured James Wood taking a early lead and never trailing the taller Colonel quint. Richard Dick With 21 points and 17 rebounds powered the Maroon and White while Doug Snapp scored 16 for James Wood. Complete coverage and pictures appear on the sports pages.
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Fantey
Colonel Quint
Richard Dick
Maroon and White
Doug Snapp
James Wood
Uncertain Friday Rain Expected With Chilly Start
Weather note reports a 18 4 chance of rain on Friday and a chilly morning at the Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory with a 17 degree low. It predicts similar temperatures tomorrow with highs around 88 to 44 degrees, then warming to average 3 to 8 degrees above normal through Monday.
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Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Ky Accepts Cabinet Post Viet Crisis Is Averted
In Saigon Gen Nguyen Cao Ky agreed to serve temporarily as minister of youth and sports, averting a government crisis. The Huong cabinet was sworn in after a 24 hour delay, with Ky urged by two U S generals to accept. Also sworn in were Maj. Gen. Nguyen An Thieu, Maj. Gen. Tran Van Minh, and Brig. Gen. Linh Quang Vien. Meanwhile 10 000 Buddhists pledged to fast to the death if Huong’s government does not step down, as hunger strikes began during the cabinet presentation.
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South Viet Nam
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Virginia Horticultural Society Ends 69th Meeting
The Roanoke gathering features defense of pesticides and discussion of apple viruses. Labor shortages from ended foreign programs spark debate as Charles Toan cites impact on harvests. Peach growers push feasibility study for a Virginia Peach Commission amid export and price support concerns.
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Virginia State Horticultural Society
Charles Toan
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National Council of Agricultural Employers
Virginia Peach Commission
Virginia Apple Commission
Virginia
Soviet May Be Charged With Test-Ban Violation
The United States may charge the Soviet Union with a treaty violation after an underground explosion last Friday in Central Asia. Fallout reached the northern Pacific near Japan, prompting a request for full Soviet explanation. If accidental, a technical violation could be cited. if deliberate, harsher action could follow.
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Central Asia
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President Attends Interfaith Services Near White House
At National City Christian Church Johnson and Mrs Johnson attended with Cabinet members governors and other leaders. Lyndon Johnson sat with Hubert Humphrey as religious leaders lauded shared spiritual values during a 35 minute service.
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Virginians Among First Inauguration Spectators at Capitol
Four Virginia teens arrived early at the Capitol to witness President John son’s inauguration. Wendell Lucas 17 Robert Male 17 and Ronald Martin 18 stayed on a Senate bench in 26 degree weather with blankets and food. Helen Rossi 19 of Arlington joined on a House bench. Two Hawaii visitors Craig Dalton 19 and Aklen Brown 19 traveled to witness the parade from Ewa and set up near the White House with folding chairs.
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Virginia
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Senate
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Robert Male
Ronald Martin
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Helen Rossi
Arlington
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Aklen Brown
Ewa
Hawaii
Dalton
White House
Johnson’s Inaugural Resolve for The Great Society
President Johnson pledged progress without strife and change without hatred in a U S Capitol ceremony. He urged unity and urged citizens to reject old wounds while detailing aims to end poverty hunger and inequality as part of a broad Great Society program.
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Lyndon Baines Johnson
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Catholics Asked to Join Unity Talks in Nigeria
In Enugu, the World Council of Churches asked the Roman Catholic Church to join formal unity discussions. The council, representing Protestant, Anglican, Orthodox and other faiths, signaled readiness for dialogue, calling the move a step forward in improving relations with the Catholic Church.
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Nigeria
World Council of
Jerome Hamer
Belgium
Pierre Duprey
France
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World Council
Slow Thaw Begins in Southeast
The Southeast starts a gradual warmup as a brisk storm system moves north of the Great Lakes bringing snow to western New York and up to Minnesota. Florida ends its cold spell with Jacksonville at 66 and Miami at 68 while Alaska and Washington see lingering chill and rain.
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Miami
Pacific Coast
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Anchorage
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Subandrio Arrives in Rangoon En Route to Peking for Aid
Indonesian Foreign Minister Subandrio landed in Rangoon to seek military aid from China in case of an attack. He denied plans for a defense pact and said he would proceed to Peking on Saturday after leaving Jakarta. The trip follows Indonesia’s withdrawal from the United Nations.
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Weather note on Richmond flow ahead of low pressure
A strong southwesterly flow moved ahead of a developing low pressure system near Richmond, keeping temperatures mild and moisture rising. Forecasts indicate increasing clouds and the potential for showers as the system approaches.
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Richmond
Reductions on Winter Clothes and German Night at Wayside Inn
Progress note reports winter clothing reductions and a German Night event at Wayside Inn on Thursday. Special meals and music featured due to promotions. business expands openings in Shenandoah, Page, and Frederick counties.
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Frederick Counties
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