Rusk vows U S will stay in Vietnam until free choice secured
Secretary of State Dean Rusk pledged the United States will remain in Vietnam until the South Vietnamese people can choose their own government and future. He warned that allowing aggression could invite wider conflict and tied the issue to regional security beyond Vietnam.
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Shipyard Strike Test Nears as Day Shift Supremacy Warned
Newport News shipyards faced a potential broad walkout as the 4 pm shift change loomed. PSA official R M Bryant Jr noted turnout issues stemmed from confusion about union support and planned handbills urging PSA members not to cross picket lines.
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Peninsula Shipbuilders Association
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Rally to Move Indoors If Rain Delays Sargent Rally
Richard J. Rosenberger chairs the Sargent rally at Winchester Recreation Park planning to move indoors to the War Memorial Building if rain arrives. The event supports Democrat Largent in the House of Delegates race, with opponent Alson H. Smith holding a comparable rally earlier in the campaign.
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Richard J. Rosenberger
Winchester Recreation Park
War Memorial
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House of Delegates
Alson H. Smith
Tueseay
Weather Outlook At Winchester Fruit Research Lab
The low was 60 degrees this morning at the Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory. Expect more of the same tonight with a low in the upper 50s to lower 60s and possible occasional rain. Tomorrow should warm to 80 to 84 degrees.
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Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Russia Seeks Latin Support to Salvage UN Session
The Soviet Union began wooing Latin American UN members to draft a compromise resolution after the failed Middle East-focused session. Officials reported Moscow urged Latin diplomats to salvage parts of rival proposals, while debates over Israel troop withdrawals and war statuses continued.
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Syria
United States
McNamara heads to Saigon amid troop boost debate
In Saigon McNamara plans a wide review of Vietnam policy focusing on expanding U S troop strength beyond 470 000, pacification efforts, the North Vietnamese threat, and aid flow. Officials weigh limits, reservist calls, and economic strains as U S command seeks decisive victory plans.
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Ill Fated Apollo 1 remains packed for decade long storage
The Apollo 1 wreckage is boxed for a two house trailer sized container and a 40 by 24 by 19 foot unit to keep components safe for ten years at Langley Research Center under Dr. Floyd L. Thompson after transport by barge and flatbed to Virginia. Eight astronauts died in the January fire.
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Rhodes Jewelry Co Finest in Jewelry and Silver
Rhodes Jewelry Co offers diamonds and silver items with brands like Stieff Kirk Gorham Towle Reed & Barton International Lunt and Wallace. Free city delivery available from 21 W Boscawen contact 662 7141.
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Public rally for Jim Sargent moved to War Memorial Building
In case of rain the rally for Jim Sargent will be held tonight in the War Memorial Building. Public is invited.
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War Memorial Building
Government Orders AT&T To Cut Interstate Rates
The FCC ordered AT&T to limit interstate and foreign operations to a 7 to 7.5 percent profit range and to reduce interstate rates by 120 million dollars annually. A plan due by Sept. 1 must take effect 30 days later, amid earlier FCC pressure to lower profits and long distance rates.
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B52 Bombers Launch Eight Raids Into A Shan Valley
U S B52 bombers conducted eight raids over a 24 hour period targeting the A Shan valley west of Da Nang dropping about 500 tons of bombs. The strikes aimed at disrupting a major infiltration route into South Vietnam as U S officials weigh troop requests and military aid.
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Bass Reelected Chairman of School Board
The Frederick County School Board reelected officers for the 1967-68 year with Charles E. Bass as chairman Huyett G. Light as vice chairman and Mrs Elizab eth Sheetz as clerk The board also voted to meet on the first Tuesday each month at 9 a m Supt Robert E Ayler reported four new buses have arrived one will enter service and three are replacements bringing the fleet to 45 The board praised the pre primary program under way at the Frederick County Educational Improvement Center and at Gainesboro Gore
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Charles E. Bass
Huyett G. Light
Elizabeth Sheetz
Robert E. Ayler
Byrd urges reappraisal of basic Vietnam strategy
Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr. calls for rethinking U S Vietnam policy arguing that limited strikes and free shipping to the enemy prolong war and raise casualties He faults Administration policy for restricting military action and urges closer civilian military cooperation as defense leaders reassess goals with McNaughton indicating no near end to fighting.
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Fighting Reported In Congo On Eastern Border
Fighting erupted on the Congo's eastern border as Mobutu accused Western mercenaries of landing in Kisangani Stanleyville and Bukavu. Belgian and U S officials reported mercenary activity and airport seizures while the government sought Tshombe's extradition.
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Truston F. Crigler
Washington
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Weather system brings clouds and rain to Virginia
A low pressure area over Tennessee moves toward the Virginia and North Carolina coasts, bringing clouds and rain to the Old Dominion.
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