Saturn 1 Launch Delayed by Fuel Line Problem
Cape Kennedy Fla AP a fueling problem in the first stage forced postponement of the Saturn 1 orbital attempt. NASA said another launch date would be set later with no firm day. The issue involved a flange left in a fuel line during a test.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space Agency
U.S
Russia
Hugh Dryden
Ace Agency
Soviet Union
Winds Cause Spotty Power Outages Across the Area
High winds disrupted power again with five to six customer calls reported by Carlisle Fisher of Northern Virginia Power Co. Trees and branches brought down lines causing outages, though damage was lighter than Monday's gusts. C and P Telephone reported no wind trouble.
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Carlisle Fisher
Northern Virginia Pow Co
C & P Telephone Co
Southwerk St
Quarles
Op Ed Brief Weather and Community Missing Pet Note
The Middletown March of Dimes event is scheduled for tomorrow at 7 p.m. The Stephens Mothers March on Polio will take place Thursday at 7 p.m. W Nelson of Amherst St. found a full size stuffed dog on his front steps and asks if someone has lost it.
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Stephens
W. Nelson Page
Amherst St
France Recognizes Peking Severs No Clear China Ties
France officially recognizes the Communist Chinese regime in Peking and agrees to exchange ambassadors within three months. The move may affect France’s relations with Chiang Kai shek’s Nationalist regime on Formosa. The U.S. State Department called it an unfortunate step and said it would continue backing the Nationalists.
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Paris
Comunique
France
China
Peking
Peking Radio
Chiang Kaishek
Formosa
Chiang
Red China
Washington
U.S. State Department
U.S
State Department
Rusk Says France Can't Change Red China Policy
Tokyo sources say Secretary of State Rusk told U.S. and Japanese officials that France cannot influence Red China’s hard line toward the West. Rusk spoke amid France extending diplomatic recognition to Red China and noted France would not aid in Asia or contribute to Pacific defense. Hilsman in Canberra cautioned that U.S. recognition hinges on substantial shifts in Communist China’s behavior.
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Tokyo
Dean Rusk
Japan
France
United States
Peking
Hilsman
China
Formosa Strait
Rusk
South Korea
Formosa
Southeast Asia
GM Earnings Record for U S Firm in 1963 Strong
General Motors earned 1.592 billion dollars in 1963, a calendar-year record for any company. Revenue reached 16.5 billion, with new highs in production payroll dividends and earnings per share. Global car and truck sales totaled 5.974 million, up 14 percent from the prior peak.
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New York
General Motors Corp
General Motors
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
At&t
United States
Autopsy Ordered in Halifax County Death
Police ordered an autopsy to determine the cause of death of 37 year old Arthur Mills of Route 1 Virgilina whose sprawled body was found on a Richmond sidewalk yesterday along with his parked car found nearby.
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Richmond
Halifax County
Arthur Mills
Rt. 1
Virgilina
Russians Find Satisfaction In Recognition
A London broadcast quoted Moscow about France recognizing the Chinese People's Republic. The commentator said the Soviet people view it as an important political act aiding peaceful coexistence among states with different social systems and supporting China’s rightful UN seat.
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London
Moscow
France
Soviet Union
Peking
Johnson urges grants to curb suburban sprawl and fund housing
President Johnson asked Congress to provide federal grants and loans to local governments and private developers to curb suburban sprawl and expand housing. He proposed a Cabinet department for housing and community development, mass transit funding, and new methods to increase public housing including leasing and purchasing existing units. He pledged to extend civil rights progress in federally assisted housing.
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Washington
Johnson
Dinegels
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Department of Housing and Community Development
Senate
House
Kennedy
Court Suggests Injunction Against Frederick County Schools
The 4th U S Circuit Court of Appeals urged Judge Thomas J. Michie to enter an injunction to end racial discrimination by Frederick County Schools and to abandon contested procedures by the next school year. The opinion, issued in Richmond, followed a request by Negro parents seeking access for their children to a nearer white elementary school. Continued on Page 2 Col. 5.
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4Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Thomas J. Michie
Roanoke
Frederick County
Richmond
Michie
Smith tosses bonnet into presidential ring at press club
Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine announced her presidential bid before the Women's National Press Club. The 66 year old Republican, once a Hello Girl for Skowhegan Telephone Co., declared herself a Federation Republican.
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Washington
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
National Press Club
Skowhegan Telephone Co
ICBM Launch Detections by U S Spy Satellites Reported
President Johnson announced that two U S spy satellites detected multiple intercontinental ballistic missile launches from Cape Kennedy Florida and Vandenberg California including liquid fueled Titans Atlas and solid fueled Minuteman missiles. He described plans for a space based alarm system for global missile surveillance. No dates or major satellite specifics were disclosed.
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Washington
Johnson
U.S
Florida
California
Titan
Atlas
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Defense Department
McNamara Defends U.S. Missile Dependability Before Congress
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara told the House Armed Services Committee there is no hesitancy about the dependability of U.S. missiles. He argued missiles reach targets more reliably than manned bombers, responding to criticism from Sen. Barry Goldwater amid campaign remarks.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Congress _today
U.S
House Armed Services Committee
Barry Goldwater
New Hampshire
Goldwater
Public Health Service Accepts Smoking Report
In Washington the Public Health Service accepted the Surgeon General advisory committee findings that cigarette smoking is a health hazard warranting remedial action. The service begins education, information, and research programs and orders medical facilities to stop distributing free cigarettes to patients and to counsel patients on smoking dangers.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Surgeon General
United States
Luther Terry
Health Service
Terry
Death of Salt Lake Zoo Curator From Puff Adder Bite
Jerry de Bary 37 died after a puff adder bite during cage cleaning. He endured hours of pain as venom affected breathing and the nervous system. Serum from South Africa failed to arrive. Dr. Loren E. Miller offered a U.S. dose but it reached too late. De Bary was Swiss-born and the only reported puff adder bite in the United States.
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Salt Lake City
Jerry de Bary
de Bary
Navy
San Diego
Calif
Southern Rhodesia
South Africa
Mary Gerald
Holy Cross Hospital
Mary
Peggy
Forrester
Salisbury
Switzerland
Loren E. Miller
Flint
Mich
Miller
Pretoria
United States
Marlin Perkins
Dirrctor
St. Louis Zoo
Perkins
Lee Jackson Restaurant and Motel Sold to Local Businessmen
The Lee Jackson Restaurant and Motel, seating 900 and featuring a banquet hall and 23 motel units, has been sold to Al son H. Smith and Warren G. Teates for over 300000. The Hershman couple announced the sale and will advise during the ownership transition. Smith, head of Shenandoah Tastee Freez Corp., and Teates, a CPA who runs Tastee Freez outlets, will maintain operations and staff.
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Lee-Jackson
Lee . Jackson
Alson H. Smith
Warren G. Teates
Clyde L. Hershman
Winchester
Heishman
Spa
Smith
Mr. Teates
Lee
Hershman
Wardensville
W. Va
Fairfax
Lee-Jakeson
Injured in Wreck on Route 340 Near Boyce Clarke County
Two people were injured in a two car collision on Route 340 two miles south of Boyce at 9 40. S S Ash 27 of Boyce sustained a fractured nose and another fracture and was taken to Winchester Memorial Hospital by the John H Enders Rescue Squad. Shirley Mallow 22 of Hyattsville Md a passenger in the Harper car was treated for a bruised right leg and shock. Ralph Harper 43 of Riverton W Va also complained of chest pains and was hospitalized. Both vehicles were northbound on 340 when the Ash car ran off the highway.
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Clarke County
Itasebert S. Ash
Boyce
Dale L. Harper
Bartow
W. Va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
John H. Enders
Berryville
Shirley Mallow
Hyattsville
Harper
Ralph Harper
Riverton
Winchester Memorial
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Weather outlook for Virginia stays fair and warm through Tuesday
A high pressure system is forecast to keep Virginia under fair skies and warm temperatures through Tuesday. The report notes continued mild conditions with little precipitation expected across the region.
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Richmond
Virginia
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LBJ
Bulletin
Mili
Tary
McNamara
Price
Mr. Smith
Shenandoah Tastee Freez Corp
Margarette Matthews
South Hill
Fox Drive
Luray
Stephens’ City
de. Teates
Yount
P. W. Foster
Corrigan Rug Cleaners
Sears
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