Rusk Warns China of U S Nuclear Retaliation Threat
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told reporters in Kyoto that the United States would retaliate with whatever means are required if China attacks an Asian ally with nuclear weapons. He spoke after a U S Japan cabinet meeting noting disagreements over Viet Nam and trade while urging separation of Japan's political and economic ties with Communist states.
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Decorations Stir Byrd Rally on Courthouse Plaza
Decorations go up today on the Courthouse Plaza for a large homecoming rally for Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. next Saturday. The Democratic primary is next Tuesday. About 2,000 are expected. program starts at 5 p.m. with mayor William Battaile hosting and Byrd campaign figures joining speakers.
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Frederick County
Robert W. Smalley
Ralph Dorsey
Clarke County
Porch Talk and Civic Fairs Draw Tonight Audience
Residents and porch sitters will gather as a light breeze sets the mood for an evening of discussion. Citizens urged to stroll past crowded porches and join open talks on Viet Nam and politics.
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American Airmen May Be Tried as War Criminals
Hanoi Radio said American airmen captured in North Vietnam could face war crime trials. It paraded prisoners through Hanoi streets led by Lt. Col. Robinson Risner and other officers, claiming more air pirates are detained. Pentagon notes 37 U.S. prisoners exist in North Vietnam with 21 Air Force, 14 Army, and 2 Marines.
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Student Nurse Stabbed in Dormitory Assault
Alexandria police report a 22 year old student nurse Regina Otti was stabbed by an intruder at Carter Hall nurses dormitory. She was cut on her right eye back of head and elbow during a struggle between the second and first floors while returning to visit a friend around 9 p.m. The assailant described as a dark skinned man in his 30s, about 5 feet 10, wearing a dark t shirt and trousers.
Virginia Delegates Back Byrd in Primary Vote
Seventy three of eighty eight Virginia House Democrats endorse U S Senator Harry Byrd Jr as he runs in the upcoming primary. The count mirrors Senate support and highlights Byrd s appeal for Virginia economic revitalization education and infrastructure projects including the George Washington National Parkway.
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Moscow Visit Casts Wilson in Peace Role
London AP Harold Wilson travels to Moscow for a three day peace mission ahead of talks with President Johnson in Washington. The move aims to open lines of communication on Viet Nam though Moscow has rejected Britain’s peace plan. Wilson faces criticism from Labour left wing over his stance on US air strikes and independence in peacemaking.
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Governors Narrow Endorsement Of Viet Nam Policy Faces Vote
Republican governors at the 58th annual conference circle a watered down pledge to support Johnson's Viet Nam policy and possible future steps. They seek to reassure troops while leaving room to criticize future actions. briefing by Harriman and Rostow offered little new, amid cautious but firm signals from leaders.
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County Planning Commission Reviews Zoning for Frederick County
About a dozen property owners attended the public hearing on the county Zoning Ordinance. Two large maps showed eight districts and proposed boundaries from rural Agricultural zones to industrial areas near Winchester.
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Town Sprayed With Poison Evacuation After Parathion Mixup
In Argyle Minnesota between 300 and 350 residents were evacuated after a light plane sprayed the town with parathion an insecticide. Chief Dennis Rousseau said three passes occurred before the error was found. About 25 to 30 residents went to the hospital for examinations while precautions including antidote and washing were advised.
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Weather moves south into Virginia with thundershowers today
A frontal system crosses into Virginia bringing thunder showers today and cooler, drier air Friday. A summer clearance sale is noted with reduced prices at Wender's, Inc.
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U S Planes Bomb Haiphong Oil Depot Amid Skirmish Losses
U S Navy bombers struck the Haiphong oil storage area northwest of Hanoi as part of renewed raids on North Vietnam. One A 4 Skyhawk was shot down but the pilot was rescued. US missions set a record with 118 raids, amid reports of fires and smoke from the depot and no ships hit at the piers. The South Vietnamese claimed a major Mekong Delta victory with 155 enemy killed.
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No Change in Byrd's Condition Deepening Illness
Berryville reports no change in the condition of retired Senator Harry F. Byrd who remains in a deep coma. Doctors do not expect recovery as son Richard Byrd declares his father suffers from a malignant brain tumor.
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Coin Shortage Declared End of Coin Shortage
The Treasury announces sufficient coin inventories, 3.5 billion pieces, available as of June 17. Fire company meeting details include Will Be Held July 14 and July 7 at 7 30 PM with Robert A. Wallace in attendance.
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