Virginia Senate to vote on 34 million emergency funds bill
The Virginia Senate faces final approval on Gov. Godwin’s request for 34 million in emergency college and mental hospital construction funds. A Finance Committee meeting was set for 11 a.m. with House passage already assured. Talks continue on a sales tax plan with cities and counties pushing for a 3 percent rate, while local liquor bills target Norfolk and Virginia Beach.
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Godwin
Senate Finance Committee
House of Delegates
Senate
Harrison
del. Bernard Levin
Norfolk
Ep Eee
Virginia Beach
Henry E. Howell
Levin
House
Assembly
Virginia Municipal League
League of Virginia
Stuart B. Carter
Botetourt County
Richmond
Legislature At A Glance Senate Convenes At Noon
Senate convenes at noon while Finance Committee meets in a special session at 10 a.m. to consider a House passed emergency appropriation of 34.02 million dollars for college and mental hospital buildings. General Laws holds a 10 a.m. public hearing on a frozen foods labeling bill. House convenes at noon with Claims Committee examining a 2000 dollar claim by General Motors Acceptance Corp. Fish and Game meets at 11 a.m. The House proposes to limit the State Milk Commission price fixing to producer and processor prices and withdraw wholesale retail powers. Senate pitches proposals to aid Virginia localities road and street issues.
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Finance
General Laws
House
Claims
General Motors Acceptance Corp
Fish and Game
Intertype Union Dispute Settled
The National Labor Relations Board has settled a dispute between Intertype Company and the International Union, United Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers of America. The union allegedly sought to organize nonrepresented workers and was accused of coercion. The union promised it will not restrain or coerce Intertype employees in exercising their rights. The decision came from NLRB regional director John A. Penello of Baltimore.
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National Labor Relations Board
Intertype Company
NLRB
International Union
United Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers of America
Intertype
Judge Late To Court Cites Parking Trouble
Judge Elliott Marshall arrived fifteen minutes late to court citing a parking mishap after an improperly parked car triggered delays in the Winchester courthouse. The moment sparked visible tension as onlookers noted the judge’s apology and some quipped about the car.
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Elliott Marshall
Winchester
Price Sale At Wenders Inc Furniture Store
Tonight at 7 30 prices slashed on furniture appliances tools coats suits dresses and sportswear at Wenders Inc 185 N Loudoun St customers urged to shop early for best selection and savings.
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Wender’s Inc
Loudoun St
Johnson Proposes Vast City Rebuilding Program
President Johnson proposed a 2.3 billion dollar six year federal aid plan to rebuild U S cities on a large scale. The program aims to reconstruct core urban areas reorganize metropolitan regions and promote new towns outside existing zones while expanding affordable housing and integrating social programs.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
America
Department of Housing and Urban Development
U.S. Planes Fly 400 Combat Missions in South Viet Nam
U.S. warplanes flew more than 400 combat missions against suspected Viet Cong targets in South Viet Nam as three destroyers fired 729 shells along the coast. The assault hit huts and camps while the cease-fire neared end and ground forces pressed operations with no major enemy encounters.
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U.S
Reds
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. 7Th Fleet
North
Navy
Guam
da Nang
Spy Plane Crashes On Test Flight In New Mexico
The SR71 caused a fiery crash on a routine long range test near the Texas border. Pilot Ames T. Zwayer was killed and co pilot Bill Weaver injured. Edwards AFB confirmed the twin engine surveillance craft can scan 60 000 square miles from 80 000 feet.
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Roy
N.M
New Mexico
Texas
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Ames T. Zwayer
Lancaster
Migrant Worker On Trial For Murder Attempt
Jacob Jennings, a migrant worker, is on trial in Frederick County Circuit Court for attempted murder of fellow worker Cleveland Barfield. The shooting occurred October 4 in the Henry Cline orchard at Clearbrook after an argument. Barfield was hospitalized for weeks.
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Jacob Jennings
Frederick County
Cleveland Barfield
Jennings
Barfield
Henry Cline
Clearbrook
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Asst. Commonwealth
E. Eugene Gunter
Winchester
the Commonwealth
Peter K. McKee
Early Renewal of Bombing Indicated
President Johnson convened 20 congressional leaders and White House aides to review evidence of a possible early resumption of bombing North Vietnam. Aerial photos and refugee reports show Hanoi rebuilding and increasing traf fic into South Vietnam. Officials weighed 200 plus trucks spotted in December to January and possible 1,000 infiltrators moving south.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
National Security Council
Hanoi
White House
White Howes
Bill D. Moyers
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
William F. Raborn
Central Intelligence Agency
Maxwell D. Taylor
Saigon
W. Averell Harriman
Senate
House
Foreign Relations
Armed Services
Appropriations
North
Laos
Mugia Pass
South
Viet
Rusk Seeks 415 Million Foreign Aid Supplement
Secretary of State Dean Rusk asked Congress for a 415 million foreign aid supplement, mainly for Viet Nam, with 275 million for South Viet Nam and 100 million to replenish the exhausted contingency fund. He warned options beyond force are defeat and surrender and urged continued U S backing in key danger areas.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Congress
Viet Nam
Rusk
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Thailand
Laos
Dominican Republic
United States
Winchester Schools Close At Noon
Winchester residents weathering a heavy weekend snow drift faced another closure as schools shifted to noon. State Police reported slick roads statewide while Frederick and Clarke counties grappled with transportation issues and uncertain school plans.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Reginald C
State Highway Dept
Weather Deepening Low Brings Snow to Virginia Coasts
An intensifying low pressure system moves north-northeast along the coast dumping substantial snow across most Virginia counties except the northernmost. Forecasters urge travelers to monitor conditions as snowfall accumulates and travel becomes hazardous.
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Richmond
Virginia
Reductions in Shoes and Chocolate Promos Listed
Local catalog notes price cuts and product items from Shenandoah Candy Co Inc including Lowden's Chocolates Mints Carmels and Salted Nuts with a 662 3538 contact and Lovett's Shoe Corp promotions for shoes and boots.
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Lowden’s
Shenandoah Candy Co., Inc
Shoe & Boots
Lovett’s Shoe Corp
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Weaver
Albert Mitchell Jr
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Lockheed
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