General Assembly Redistricting Bill Introduced
The Virginia General Assembly moved a redistricting bill through both houses with reapportionment commission members appointed by former Gov. Almond. Bills also propose new taxes and tax structure study. Gov. Harrison voiced caution until the commission finishes its work and warned of potential budget liberalities.
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Richmond
General Assembly
Virginia
Aere
Albertis S. Harrison
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Senate
Norfolk
Edward L. Breeden Jr
Robert F. Baldwin
John A. K. Donovan
Falls Church
Armistead L. Boothe
Alexandria
Del
Lawrence H. Hoover
Harrisonburg
Harrison
Assembly
House of Delegates
Almond
House Appropriations Committee
Town Crier Reports Overflowing Dump and Christmas Tree
Obe Town Crier notes refuse barrels along highways overflowing as residents dump home garbage. Howard Grove explains crews are stretched as taxpayers push trash to county barrels. Plus Christmas tree found outside a Loudoun home. Col Ernest C. Lee to lead Berryville Red Cross Bloodmobile on Feb 1 at the Community Building from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call Berryville Red Cross at 216 for appointments. Five day forecast: near normal temps, warmer tomorrow, then cold early next week with weekend rain. High today 35, low 23. temp record from a year ago: high 32, low 10.
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Ernie Nesselrodt
Howard Grove
Mr. Nesselrodt
Mr. Grove
Ernest C. Lee
Berryville
Red Cross
Leaders Powerless to End Russia-Red China Row
AP analysis notes the Moscow Peiping quarrel over world communist strategy is intensifying with no leaders able to resolve it. US officials see a possible future split as unlikely, but expect ongoing bitter ideological divisions and a gradual worsening of Soviet Chinese ties. A Moscow Mandarin broadcast urged unity under Soviet leadership.
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Russia
Soviet Bloc
John M. Hightower
State Department
Washington
Red China
U.S
Moscow
Peiping
China
Soviet Communist Party
Red International
Albania
Flag Display and Strike in Algiers Protest
European residents in Algiers displayed the French tricolor across European areas while a 75 minute general strike was called and lights were to be turned off for 15 minutes. Police controlled traffic as troop patrols and helicopters kept watch amid clashes over de Gaulle’s Algerian policies.
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Algiers
Secret Army Organization
Secret Army
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Denny's Commercial Auction Tonight at Seven
A Denny's Commercial auction is set for 7 o'clock tonight featuring furniture appliances and tools from 1 page 1 item 24 1t.
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Denny’s
Buzzella’s Dress and Accessory Sale Opens
Local shop Buzzella’s advertises dresses bags lingerie blouses and hats with hats priced from one to five dollars in a bold sale notice amid storefront imagery and discount messaging.
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Buzzella’s
House Approves One Cent Letter Rate Increase Bill
The House passed a bill to raise mailing rates by one cent for letters and higher rates for magazines newspapers and advertising material. It would add 79.2 million to a Kennedy administration rate plan and could yield 700 million if the Senate accepts. First class and air mail would rise to 5 and 8 cents.
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Washington
House
Senate
Kennedy
Stonewall Jackson Returns to Winchester 100 Years Ago Today
Stonewall Jackson is noted as having returned to Winchester while General Loring remains at Romney, marking a Civil War movement noted in the 100 years ago today feature.
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Stonewall Jackson
Winchester
Gen. Loring
Romney
Malinovsky Mixes Hard Soft Words in Pravda Interview
Soviet Defense Minister Malinovsky warned Soviet rockets could destroy U S industrial and political centers in a single blow. He criticized McNamara and Rockefeller and urged better U S Soviet relations in an interview with Pravda.
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Moscow
Marshal Rodion Y. Malinovsky
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
MacSween Named To Bank Board At Shenandoah Valley Bank
Philip A. MacSween, president of the American Installment Credit Corp and vice-president of Financial General Corp, was elected to the Shenandoah Valley National Bank board at the 96th anniversary shareholders meeting. Gen George Olmstead spoke at a dinner for about 300 at the George Washington Hotel. 3,517 in person and 12,102 by proxy represented of 16,125 shares outstanding.
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Philip A. MacSween
American Installment Credit Corp
Financial General Corp
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
George Washington Hotel
Gen
George Olmstead
Financial General
Harold G. Brown
Mac ®Ween
Universal Credit
New York
Lyband, Ross Brothers and
Montgomery
MacSween
American Installment Credit Corporation
Trudeau says censorship altered his anti Communist speeches
Army Lt Gen Arthur Trudeau testified at a Senate inquiry that censorship by Defense and State departments altered his anti Communist speeches. He said some changes were attributed to unidentified sources and that the State Department suggested removing phrases linking Marx Engels and Lenin to Communist doctrine.
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Washington
Army
Arthur G. Trudeau
Trudeau
Army Research and Development
Army Intelligence
Senate
Pentagon
State Department
American Ordnance Association
Sug
Engels
Lenin
Department of State
Defense Department
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Senate Armed Services
Thurmond
Five-Satellite Space Test Ends in Cape Launch Failure
At Cape Canaveral a Thor Able Star rocket carrying five satellites for a Buckshot mission failed when the upper stage failed to generate thrust after ignition. The United States anticipated the first of three major space efforts this week.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Cape
Defense Department
Atlantic
Ocean
United States
U.S
Glenn Follows D Minus 3 Routine Ahead of Orbit Test
Cape Canaveral AP John H Glenn Jr relaxed with a fresh crewcut as NASA prepared for an orbit attempt no earlier than Saturday. Backup pilot M Scott Carpenter flew a pretend three orbit mission while Glenn checked life systems and prepared for launch amid a leak repair, diet changes, and exercise.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
John H. Glenn Jr
Earth
Glenn
M. Scott Carpenter
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Carpenter
Space
Cocoa Beach
William K. Douglas
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Virgil I. Grissom
American and Eastern Airlines Plan Merger
American Airlines and Eastern Air Lines plan a merger to form a single system with about 900 million in assets, 39 000 employees and 400 aircraft. The joint proposal will be reviewed by stockholders and the Civil Aeronautics Board. If approved the merged carrier would adopt the American Airlines name.
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New York
American Airlines
Eastern Air Lines
American
Civil Aeronautics Board
Eddie Rickenbacker
Eastern
Rickenbacker
United Air Lines
Capital Airlines
United
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Colombia Presses for Strong OAS Action on Cuba
Colombia urged all twenty OAS members to sever Cuba's economic and diplomatic ties amid debate at Punta del Este. Guatemala joined in calling tougher measures while Argentina and Brazil sought a moderate approach, as tensions rose over Castro's regime and Bay of Pigs history.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Organization of American States
Colombia
Latin America
Argentina
Brazil
Castro
Jose Joaquin Caicedo Castrilla
Guatemala
Caicedo
Seamane
United States
Jesus Anda Murillo
Soviet Union
Red China
OAS
inter-American Foreign Ministers Conference
Approval Seen On Angola Resolution
U N delegates forecast overwhelming approval for an Asian African backed resolution urging Portugal to end harsh rule in Angola and move the colony toward independence. The draft, with 40 sponsors, could receive up to 85 votes in the 104 nation General Assembly, surpassing the two thirds threshold.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
General Assembly
Portugal
Angola
Assembly
Oui
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