LBJ Urges Record Outlays and Tax Hike Over Pueblo Crisis
U S troops repelled North Korean infiltrators along the Korean DMZ for a eighth straight day as diplomatic efforts to avert war over North Korea seize Pueblo and crew. The Pentagon said air power in the Far East would be strengthened with unidentified planes deployed as precautionary measures. Navy discharge requests from Reserve units were frozen following President Johnson's call.
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Truce Canceled by South Vietnam Amid Northern Invasion Threat
The Tet truce in the northern sector of South Vietnam was cancelled as officials reported a massive North Vietnamese buildup of 40,000 to 50,000 troops, including the 320th Division, near the DMZ and in Laos. U.S. forces rushed 10,000 troops to six provinces, with air raids continuing north of the DMZ to Vinh and an anticipated larger deployment to back Khe Sanh and other bases.
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Virginia Parachutist Dies in Fall
Harry W. Murray, a 22 year old aeronautics student from Farmville Virginia, died at Deland Airport after his main parachute tangled with his face and arm. He waited too long to deploy his reserve chute which opened only at 300 feet as he hit the ground. His mother watched from half a mile away.
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Rain likely tonight and tomorrow with mild today
The Weatherman predicts rain tonight and tomorrow after today's mild temperatures with a low in the 40s and a temperature drop expected tomorrow afternoon. Plus a church preaching mission tonight at 7 30 at Market Street Methodist Church and Howard Johnson's luncheon special meat loaf with brown gravy for 95 cents tomorrow.
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Sub Dakar May Have Radio Buoy Signal During Search
Israeli ship Yaffa intercepted signals possibly from Dakar's radio buoy as a broad Mediterranean hunt expanded for the missing submarine. Two submarines Minerve and Dakar sparked multi-navy searches involving 30 ships and aircraft from Israel, Turkey, Greece, the U S, and Britain.
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Byrd Warns Soviets Gain In Mid-East Influence
Senator Harry Byrd Jr warns that the Soviet Union is strengthening military and economic influence in the Middle East as Arab states rebuild. He cites resumed Soviet arms supply to Syria Egypt and Iraq and argues for tougher action on Vietnam including Haiphong closure. He notes Arab defeat boosted Soviet leverage.
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Johnson seeks funds for Shenandoah and Virginia projects
President Johnson sent budget requests to Congress totaling over 169 million for the national park system with 46.5 million for land acquisition. Virginia projects include 5 million for Assateague Seashore, 3 million for Gathright Dam, 3 million for Hampton Roads deepening, 500 thousand for Norfolk flood control, and 130 thousand for Virginia Beach erosion control.
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25 Hurt in Derailment Near Hopkinsville Ky
A Louisville & Nashville passenger train derailed about two miles south of Hopkinsville injuring at least 25 of the 150 aboard. Twelve injured were admitted to Jennie Stuart Hospital, with three serious cases and one to be moved to a Nashville hospital. Other victims were treated and released as more passengers arrived for examinations.
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Public Hearing on Virginia Annexation Moratorium
Audrey Coleman of Star covers a Richmond public hearing on a bill to place a two year moratorium on all annexation proceedings in Virginia after July 1. Winchester Mayor William M. Battaile leads a delegation of local officials attending the hearing.
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Johnson bids sacrifice as budget calls for record outlays
President Johnson asks for sacrifice and hard choices in a budget message proposing $186.1 billion in outlays and a $10.2 billion income tax surcharge to fund defense and domestic programs. He highlights a $76.7 billion Defense budget, Vietnam costs, and a bid to curb inflation with a 10 percent tax hike starting April 1.
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Wilkins Shoe Center Lamp and Shade Sale Ad
Advertisement offers 10 percent off entire stock of children's shoes for one week at Wilkins Shoe Center Inc. Promotion runs during Feb 1 2 3. Colonial Art Craft Shop located at 25 N Loudoun St and 25 W Piccadilly St participates with sale on handmade lamps and shades.
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Weather Front Brings Cloudiness to Virginia and Rain
A stationary front across Northern Virginia and extending to western Texas will move east off the Middle Atlantic Coast by Tuesday afternoon. Rain associated with the system is expected to spread into western Virginia tonight and Tuesday.
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Handley Loudoun County Basketball Game Tonight on TV Cable 6
Tonight Handley High faces Loudoun County in a basketball tilt broadcast on TV Cable Channel 6. Donning home colors, Handley aims to extend its win streak while Loudoun County seeks revenge on the road. The region tunes in for regional sports action.
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