Oanh Reappointed Premier as Khanh Plans 20 Member Council
Lt Gen Nguyen Khanh names Nguyen Xuan Oanh premier of South Viet Nam again and outlines a 20 member military civilian advisory council. Khanh clashes with U S Ambassador Taylor over interference while intends to press ahead with a March 21 national assembly election. Oanh, a Harvard educated economist, returned from the United States last year to serve as deputy premier.
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Nguyen Xunh Oanh
Khanh
Viet Nam
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Tran van Hunong
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Nnew
Huong
Washington
National Assembly
Oanh
Katzenbach Named Permanent Attorney General
President Johnson designated acting Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach as attorney general on a permanent basis. The move follows his earlier cabinet pick John T. Connor as secretary of Commerce and adds Ram Poe as an associate justice of the Supreme Court figure. Katzenbach gained prominence for civil rights work in Washington and the South.
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Johnson
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John T. Connor
Commerce
Rampo Ite
Ch. Clark 18 & Son
Lark
Associated Justice
Preme Court
Katzenback
South
Area Residents Report UFOs Sightings Around Winchester
Residents in the Winchester area reported probable unidentified flying objects last night. Sightings came from opposite ends of the city and Echo Village, with a moving bright star like object seen Friday night and a yellow glow that flashed red and zigzagged across the sky.
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Winchester
Echo Village
Cold Night Forecast With Record Lows Ahead
Forecasters warned of severe cold after a night that dropped to 18 degrees. Expect possibly 5 degrees tonight, then a sunny but windy day with temperatures in the low 20s and continued chill tomorrow.
President Johnson Absent From Churchill Funeral
President Johnson will not attend Sir Winston Churchill’s funeral, citing medical advice and current illness. Eisenhower plans to attend as a guest of the Churchill family, while Dean Rusk Earl Warren and David Bruce will be present in other roles. Johnson remains at home under medical supervision despite reports of recovery.
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Johnson
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Dean Rusk
Earl Warren
David K. E. Bruce
Britain
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Churchill
Eisenhower
Lona Og
Ares
White House
George G. Burkley
Navy
James Young
Burkley
W.gould
New York
Barkley
Appalachia Aid Bill Moves in Senate Debates Pollution Act
The Senate takes up the administration’s $1.092 billion Appalachian relief bill after quick passage by Public Works. Democratic leaders aim for swift approval and a companion water pollution control bill to pass and go to the House. Mike Mansfield notes the last Senate approved both but the House did not vote.
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Senate
Appalachian
Saag
Public Works Committee
House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Drive to Reverse Ban on Nasser Aid
Johnson administration mounts Senate drive to overturn House ban on surplus food to the United Arab Republic. Secretary of State Dean Rusk argues that reversing the ban preserves presidential flexibility with Nasser, while opponents call the House action an attempt to usurp presidential authority amid resentment toward Nasser over his stance toward Israel.
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Johnson
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House
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Roask
Nasser
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Israel
Congress
Parks Urged in Valley at Recreation Hearing
The Virginia Outdoor Study Commission heard recommendations to create state parks in the Shenandoah Valley and expand recreational facilities. Proposals include Cedar Creek Basin and near Massanutten Peak, with another along the Shenandoah River in the Northern Valley. The day-long Madison College hearing gathered input. no action was taken. The commission will report to the General Assembly by next November.
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General Assembly
Northern Valley Recreation Development Committee
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Clare
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Warren
James R. Wilkins
Frederick County
Cedar Creek
North Fork
Shenandoah Mountains
Veterans pay homage to Churchill amid snow and cold
Blinded and crippled World War II veterans join a growing crowd at Westminster Hall to view the coffin of Sir Winston Churchill. Police expect over a million people for the funeral procession, with a long queue stretching toward Lambeth Bridge as snow falls.
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Winston Churchill
Westminster Hall
George V
Churchill
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Thames
Byrd Jr Named Virginia’s Churchill Representative for Lame Saturday
Virginia State Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. is designated the official representative at Churchill's Lame Saturday. as a boy Byrd once trekked into the dark to fetch mustard for Sir Winston Churchill during Churchill’s 1929 visit to his governor father. Byrd later visited Churchill in London in 1951.
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Sir Winston Churchill
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Mr. Churchill
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London
Fifth Consecutive Year of Rising Prosperity Seen
President Johnson told Congress that the United States will see a fifth straight year of rising prosperity and warned that recessions can be avoided if policies continue. He emphasized stable growth, fiscal measures, and international trade to sustain momentum amid economic worries.
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Johnson
Congress
Johnson Proposes Growth Driven Economic Plan For 1965
President Johnson’s annual economic message outlines growth targets for 1965 with GNP near 660 billion dollars and a continued decline in unemployment to about 5.0 percent. He pledges to maintain the dollar’s gold value, urges rapid tax reform for potential recession actions, and calls for Great Society programs including Social Security boosts, antipoverty funding, and extended minimum wage.
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White House
Appalachia
Probe hints at FBI involvement as dock strike drags on
A Labor Department official said he will ask the FBI to investigate possible subversive infiltration in the AFL CIO and ILA after Baltimore dock workers rejected a contract. The 18 day Atlantic Gulf Coast strike continues with 60 000 ILA members walking out. New York workers initially rejected then ratified the accord. Negotiators in New Orleans reached agreement on a separate contract.
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FBI
Aflecio International Longshoremen’s Association
Maine
Texas
Steamship Trade Association of
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James J. Reynolds Jr
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Texi
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Tex
Lake Charles
New Orleans
Cold Arctic Front Dips Virginia to Zero in Mountains
Richmond weather reports a sharp drop in temperatures as Arctic air moves in. The mountains may reach zero tonight, with Friday and Saturday remaining well below freezing until possible warmup late Saturday.
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