Rendezvous With Mars Near Seaworthy Photo Mission
Jet Propulsion Laboratory scientists plan to wake Mariner 4 drive its camera for first close up pictures of Mars within 6 000 miles. If successful the images could reach Earth late Thursday or Friday. The 32 million mile journey from launch November 28 has included a June 14 stop and a 25 minute camera run from north to south across Mars beginning with Elysium and Trivium Charontis.
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Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mars
U.S
Mariner 4
Canopus
Elysium
Burg
South Africa
Earth
City Council Sets Regular Meeting Tonight at 7:30
The City Council will hold its regular monthly meeting tonight at 7 30 in the Council Chamber of City Hall.
Beetle Pillar Seeks Hite Family in Indiana Genealogy
Elmer Orndorff presented a Cher ee Rhinoceros beetle measuring two eben feet tall with a gray green shell and hooked pincers. Mrs Helen Hite Berkshire of Elkhart Indiana requests Hite descendants in the area write to 418 Concord Ave Elkhart for genealogical information.
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Elmer Orndorff
Helen
Hite) Berkshire
Elkhaet
Ind
Hite
Winchester
Concord Ave
Elkhart
Three Bank Robbers Sentenced in Clarke County Case
Three men who pleaded guilty to stealing nearly $12,000 from the Bank of Clarke County branch at Boyce received state penitentiary terms. Kenneth Presgraves 33, of Stephens City. Buford Shupe 15 years. James Powell 10 years. Shupe's wife Mary Shupe 23 pleaded innocent.
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Berryville
Bank of
Clarke County
Boyce
Kenneth Lloyd Presgraves
Stephens City
Buford Homer Shupe
Lamont St
N.W
Washington, D.C
James Clarence Powell
Shupe
Mary Matilda Shupe
Rioters clash with police as Ecuador junta faces protests
Demonstrations against Ecuador's ruling military junta flare in Quito and Guayaquil. Police use tear gas. one policeman killed, several wounded, and arrests made including student leader Artemidoro Zevallos. University students vow strikes to press for national elections. Ex-presidents confer with junta to end crisis.
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Quito
Ecuador
Guayaquil
Capsital
Hernan Donoso
Artemidoro Zevallos
Guayuequail
Galo Plaza
Andres F. Cordova
Camilo Ponce
Carlos Arosemena
Probers Told Public Must Accept Auto Safety Items
General Motors chairman Fred eric G Donner told a Senate auto safety hearing that GM must operate in a climate of public acceptance for added safety features. He cited turn signals as an example and argued gradual adoption, with standard installation only when customers show demand or there are compelling reasons, and price adjustments to cover costs.
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Washington
Frederic G. Donner
General Motors
Donner
Senate
Ford notes civil rights fight shaping 1966 politics
Ford and Rep. MacCulloch challenge Johnson on voting rights while claiming the White House dominates domestic policy. Ford accuses Johnson of one party rule and says Mansfield’s rebuke signals White House effort to mute Republican voices and force a blank check on civil rights.
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Ford
Johnson
Congress
House
William L. MacCulloch
Ohio
Judiciary Committee
Ford McCulloch
White House
McCulloch
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Hanoi
Mansfield
President Johnson to Field Viet Nam Questions in News Conference
President Johnson will hold a White House news conference at 1 p.m. EDT in the East Room. Reporters expect questions about the war in Viet Nam to dominate the session.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Johnson
White House
County Planners Deny Zuckerman Application
The Frederick County Planning Commission denied Zuckerman Co. a permit to open a half million dollar scrap and steel plant north of Winchester near Rt. 633 adjacent to the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks. Citizens formed the Stonewall Citizens Committee and protested the location. A hearing on the plant petition is set for Monday in Circuit Court with Joseph Zuckerman, the company president, stating no comment. The Supervisors deferred action on a county trailer ordinance and continued the public hearing on the subdivision ordinance.
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Frederick County Planing Commission
Zuckerman Co
Stenson
Zuckerman
Winchester
Rt. 633
Stonewall
Thomas V. Monahan
Citizens’ Committee
Grover Teets
Teets
Joseph Zuckerman
Planning Commission
Rt. 7 to Be Dual Laned From City to Near Clarke
Frederick County officials heard a plan to widen Route 7 from Winchester to near Clarke County into four lanes as part of a future beltway link to Washington. Engineer James E. Yeatts outlined a 3.5 mile project with a north side right of way and staged construction starting with a new 24 foot lane. He noted no summer acquisitions are planned and by pass right of way plans should be available soon.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Winchester
Clarke County
Capital Beltway
Washington
James E. Yeatts
Inerstate
Rt. 81
Yeatts
Air Force radar plane crashes off Nantucket killing many
Surviving crewmen describe the EC121A crash at sea near Nantucket 100 miles from Falmouth. The airframe struck water like a brick wall at 100 miles per hour. Three crew members survived and were treated at Otis Air Force Base. search continued for others missing while fog delayed helicopter and surface rescue efforts.
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Falmouth
Mass
Otis
Air Force Base
Raymond Gallagher
Crewe
Nantucket Island
Plane Found With No Survivors Near Franklin County
Ralph Eggoff reported no survivors after locating a plane crash two and a half miles north of the Maryland border near the Franklin County community. A rescue party and officers were sent to the spot on foot.
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Ralph Egoff
Franklin County
Maryland
Johnson Signals Possible Ground War Escalation
President Johnson told a news conference that increased aggression from North Vietnam may require a stepped up American ground response in the south. He said U S forces will defend bases and be available for more active combat as senior commanders decide it necessary.
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North
Viet Nam
Johnson
U.S
Marines suffer heavy losses near Da Nang base
Five U.S. Marines were killed and 17 wounded in two engagements near Da Nang. The first action southwest of the base left 22 Viet Cong dead, with reports of 26 more killed in a second clash. A Marine recon unit near an outpost south of Da Nang exchanged heavy fire, one Marine killed and three wounded. Other fighting north of Saigon and a large air raid against the Son La depot were also reported.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
da Nang
Phu Yen
North Viet Nam
Son la
Hanoi
Weather system shifts as cold front grinds in
Richmond and central Virginia saw rainfall totals rise as a cold front moved in from the weekend. The Weather Bureau logged 3.83 inches of rain in the Lakeside area from Sunday night through Monday night while northern and western parts reported about 0.72 inch.
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Richmond
North Carolina
The
Weather Bureau
July Clearance Sale for Boys and Girls Items
The notice announces a July clearance with discounts ranging from one eighth to one half off on day’s items for boys and girls.
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Buzzella
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