Demonstrators Clash With Ky Escort at Auckland Airport
Police and dogs broke up a violent confrontation as demonstrators blocked Ky’s car at Auckland Airport. About 300 people surged around the vehicle shouting Ky got Ky go while eggs and objects pelted the car. Police dragged several protesters to restore order before Ky continued to a city hotel.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Nguyen Cao Ky
Wellington
Christchurch
Johnson
Keith Holyoake
Dadee
Zealand
Australia
Holyoake
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Wilson Confers With De Gaulle on European Community Entry
At the Elysee Palace Paris Prime Minister Harold Wilson told President Charles de Gaulle Britain views joining the European Economic Community as a check on American industrial dominance in Europe and as a path to closer links with Communist blocs. De Gaulle questioned Wilson on Britain's policy but gave no hint of a stance. The 105 minute meeting covered Britain’s case for EEC entry with force.
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Paris
Harold Wilson
Charles de Gaulle
Britain
Europe
de Gaulle
Wilson
The
Elysee Palace
European Economic Community
Byrd Urges U S Press U N on Aid Critique of Vietnam War
Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr. lashes US policy at the United Nations and criticizes the Vietnam War. He urges Ambassador Goldberg to push for sanctions on North Vietnam and questions UN Military role feasibility while calling for fewer restrictions on field commanders. He citesRhodesia and Britain's stance as context and presses for stronger military action.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd Jr
U.S
United Nations
Senate
Virginia Democrat
Arthur J. Goldberg
Vietnam
Rhodesia
Byrd
Goldberg
North Vietnam
Great Britain
NASA sets February 21 for first Apollo manned flight
NASA announced the first manned Apollo mission to land on the moon within three years will launch no earlier than February 21. The crew led by Virgil I. Grissom will include Edward H. White II and Roger B. Chaffee, with a target 153 mile Earth orbit and a 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. EST launch window.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Air Force
Virgil I. Grissom
Edward H. White II
Navy
Roger B. Chaffee
Earth
Health clinics to close for move in Winchester Frederick
All Winchester Frederick County Health Department clinics will be closed tomorrow through January 31 as staff relocate to new quarters on Commercial Street. Other business will be conducted as usual from.
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Winchester-Frederick County
Commercial St
Huntsberry Named to Bank Board Shakeup at Shenandoah meeting
Shenandoah shareholders met to elect new officers and directors as C William Huntsberry of Schenck Foods Co was chosen to the bank board. Bank President John C Blackburn spoke on the financial picture and cited weather and construction slowdowns impacting citizens and business outlook.
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Shenandoah
John C. Blackburn
C. William Huntsberry
Schenck Foods Co
Blackburn
Rio Flood Toll Soars Near Rio de Janeiro
About 150 bodies recovered with police estimating up to 500 may have died as floods and landslides along the Paraiba River wreaked havoc west of Rio de Janeiro. Rescue teams searched mud filled areas while hundreds remained missing and roads were washed out.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Paraiba
Rio
Luiz Eduardo Braga
Ataide de Oliveira
Rio Sao Paulo
Parraiba
Sao Paulo
Treaty to bar orbiting nuclear weapons signed January 27
The United States Britain and the Soviet Union will sign a treaty banning placing nuclear weapons in orbit around Earth. The pledge will be signed simultaneously in Washington Moscow and London on Friday January 27. The UN General Assembly approved the pact in December 1966. It also declares the moon and other celestial bodies off limits to such weapons.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Moscow
London
United Nations General Assembly
Moon
Chinese Army Goes Into Action in Maoist Power Push
AP reports Red China acknowledges military moves to aid Mao Tse tung in seizing party estate and financial power from anti capitalist leadership. Wall posters claim army crushed Fangshan uprising near Peking with arrests and alleged torture. other districts report seizures by pro Mao forces in trade, publishing, mills, and plants across multiple cities.
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Tokyo
Red China
Mao Tse- Tung
Mao
Peking
Fangshan
Tientsin
Paoting
Red Guard
Communist Party
Severl
New China News Agency
Chinese People’s Liberation Army
Kunming
Lanchow
Shenyang
Canton
Foochow
Nanking
Wuhan
Changtu
Tsinan
Tibet
Sinkiang
Inner Mongolia
Kiangsi
NCNA
Peking Publishing Houses
Mukden
Sian
Shensi
Wreaths Removed at Mt Hebron Cemetery January 30
Notice that all Christmas wreaths and related decorations will be removed from Mt. Hebron Cemetery on January 30. Also advertised is upholstery cleaning by Corrigan Rug Cleaners at 906 Berryville Ave and a new glassware shipment with cereal bowls priced at 10 cents each.
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Mt. Hebron
Corrigan Rug Cleaners
Berryville Ave
Johnson calls for sacrifice to fund 1968 budget
President Johnson urged higher taxes postal rates and paycheck deductions to finance a $135 billion budget for fiscal 1968. He warned Congress against deep cuts or large tax increases and noted the budget reflects Vietnam costs with $19.4 billion for Vietnam and $21.9 billion for the defense budget.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Baker Offers To Take Lie Detector Test
Former Senate aide Baker neared the end of cross examination in a federal trial denying pocketing 80 000 dollars in campaign funds and tax evasion charges. He said funds were turned to Kerr who lent him 25 000. Judge Gasch expected the case to go to the jury this week.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
Senate
Democrats
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Kerr
William
Baker
Wayne L. Bromley
Bromley
Bittman
U.S
Virginia's Share of Budget in 1967 68
A Virginia State Chamber of Commerce study says Virginia will pay 2.5 billion of President Johnson's 135 billion federal budget proposal for 1967 68. Virginia's tax share equals 1.88 percent, second in the Southeast after Florida, with fifteen states paying more. The 135 billion figure rises 22.2 billion over the prior year forecast.
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Richmond
Virginia
Chamber of Commerce
Johnson
Florida
Chamber
War Budget Out of Date Says Laird in Washington
Rep. Melvin Laird hawkishly argues Johnson's Vietnam war budget is already out of date. He cites 21.9 billion projected military costs for 1968 and notes current-year spending at 19.9 billion with some funds not yet appropriated. Republicans urge cuts while Democrats push domestic programs.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
House Republican Conference
Johnson
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Welgan
Milton R. Young
N.D
Senate Appropriations Committee
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
House Appropriations Committee
Mahon
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
Congress
Clark
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Richmond Forecast Keeps Virginia Warm and Sunny
A high pressure system along the southeast coast will keep Virginia in warm air and sunny skies for at least two more days.
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Richmond
Virginia
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Kent St
Capitol Hill
Defense Department
Agency For International Development
Laird
Howard Johnson
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