U S Information Service Building Stormed in Hue
A mob of Buddhist demonstrators stormed the U S Information Service building in Hue, smashing windows and burning about half the books in the library. About 3 000 protesters participated with one American inside the building. Police response was limited as troops mobilized in Saigon to curb further unrest.
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South Viet Nam
U.S. Information Service
Hue
Here
Caseyine Pei Verneneat
R Maxwell
U.S
Nel Thompson
William Stubbs
U.S. Information Agency
Viet Nam
Nguyen Chanh Thi
Final Hospital Follies show in Shenandoah College Auditorium
The final Hospital Follies performance is tonight at 8 30 p m in Shenandoah College Auditorium. Reserved seating pickups are at Mrs 300 S Wash inet St with balcony seats also available. The note references a Jan 16 Star Next Week issue and identifies Merlin Wilcox of Cray Pa as an unidentified team member. A country ham and fried oysters dinner is planned at Mt Falls Community Center on Sat Jan 23 at 5 p.m.
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Shenandoah College
Washinet St
the Star
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Merrill Wilcox
Cray, Pa
Mt. Falls Community Center
Britain’s Labor crisis deepens after Walker defeat
Britain's three month old Labor government faces a widening crisis as foreign secretary Patrick Gordon Walker loses his seat and resigns. Prime Minister Harold Wilson names education minister Michael Stewart as new foreign secretary while Conservatives gauge a possible spring election as nationalization of the steel industry looms.
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London
Britain
Labor
Patrick Gordon Walker
Harold Wilson
Michael Stewart
Gordon Walker
Wilson
House
Liberal Party
Carrier Goes Into Commission
The 77 600 ton aircraft carrier America, newest ship and second largest, is commissioned in Portsmouth with dignitaries including Admiral David L. McDonald and Gov Albertis Harrison Jr. Although conventional powered, the ship will not join active fleet service for about 90 days, undergo 60 days of fitting out, a month off Virginia, then a seven week Caribbean shake-down cruise.
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Portsmouth
America
Navy
David L. McDonald
Virginia
Albertis
Harrison Jr
Enterprise
Byrd Hopes For Action To Cut Federal Debt
Senator Harry F Byrd of Virginia says Congress should act to reduce the federal debt this year. After an advance briefing on the 1966 budget at the White House he notes the nation faces a fifth straight deficit year with deficits totaling about the newly proposed budget and a predicted deficit of around 5 billion dollars.
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Washington
Harry F.byrd
DeVa
Congress
Byrd
White House
Churchill's Condition Deteriorates
LONDON AP Churchill 82 suffers stroke after a deteriorating day with no new ground gained. Dr Moran says Churchill rests and another bulletin will follow tonight as doctors monitor his heart and respiration. A royal statement notes family members include young Winston born Friday and in good condition.
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London
Winston Churchill
Statesman
Churchill
Lord Moran
Winston
Ward
Minnie ‘Churchill
Nan
Winston J “Wwo
Piers Dixon
Edwina Sandys
Randolph
Uth
Hyde Park
British Medical Association
Three Religions to Begin Exploratory Talks in Modern History
The World Council of Churches backs exploratory discussions with the Roman Catholic Church and major Protestant and Orthodox bodies. Rev. Dr. Franklin Fry predicts talks start within months and cites Vatican II as a catalyst. A 14-member working group would organize talks and may seek a fixed Easter date.
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New York
World Council of Churches
Franklin Clark Fry
Lutheran Church i America
Sae Fry
Cen
Nigeria
Fry
World Council
Air Force Academy Cheating Probe Expands
An Air Force Academy cheating probe widens to include cadets athletes and top students, with 29 resignations already and 25 added after Friday and Thursday notices. Col. Richard Haney says further findings may extend beyond current reports as investigators pursue stolen materials and honor code breaches. Maj. Gen. Robert H. Warren notes most cadets are not involved.
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AIR Force Academy
Academy
Richard Haney
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Haney
Robert H. Warren
C and S Bank Appoints Officers
The Commercial and Savings Bank directors reappointed officers for one year at an organization meeting. Chair C L Riley leads the board, Harold R Edwards is president, H Robert Edwards is VP and cashier, with several assistants and two new officers joining: Clyde A Johnson Jr as assistant trust officer and Custis W Wilson as assistant cashier.
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Commercial and Savings Bank
Dr. C. L. Riley
Harold R. Edwards
H. Robert Edwards
Roscoe D. Bowers
E. W. Latimer
Carl G. Brown
Robert F. Manuel
Roxy R.hockman
E. Michael Luby
Clyde A. Johnson, Jr
Custis W. Wilson
Stormy Weather Threatens East with Snow and Winds
Storms swept the eastern half of the nation with snow and sleet from the Rockies to New York State. Nebraska and Lower Michigan saw several inches, while western New York could face 6 to 12 inches. A plane crash in Kansas killed four and damage reached $500,000 in Shreveport.
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Midwest
New York State
Nebraska
Michigan
Kansas
Colorado
la Junta
Colo
Oklahoma Panhandle
el Dorado
Kan
Syracuse
Colorado Line
Prospect
Weather Bureau
Southland
Louisiana
Alabama
Shrewport
New Orleans
Sippi
Middle Atlantic States
Johnson rehospitalized as doctors treat tracheitis
President Johnson was admitted to Bethesda Naval Hospital with a miserable cough and chest pain. Doctors described the condition as non specific tracheitis caused by an unidentified germ and said he was responding well to treatment with a low fever trend. Mrs Johnson and daughter Lynda Bird were en route to the bedside at Camp David.
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Washington
Johnson
Bethesda Naval Hospital
White House
George Reedy
George G. Burkley
W.J. Gould
New York
Burkley
Gould
Lynda Bird
Camp David
Maryland
Reedy
Aiee Luci
Humphrey Keeps Date With Parade
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey said President Johnson rests well and urged continuing work. Humphrey, en route from Chevy Chase to National Airport, will be grand marshal in St. Paul winter carnival parade today after Johnson hospital visit.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Humphrey
Chevy
Chase
National
St. Paul
Minn
Weather forecast for Virginia rains continues through Sunday
The Richmond AP weather note warns rain to spread into Virginia today. Expect mostly light intermittent showers through Sunday.
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Richmond
Adta
Virginia
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