Mariner 4 Ready to Snap Mars Closeups From Earth Command
NASA Reuters style report describes Mariner 4 warming its instruments after an earth command, ready to send up to 21 photographs during a Mars flyby about 6,000 miles away. The mission aims to reveal surface features and possible life indicators, marking a milestone in deep space imaging.
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Deepest U S bombing raid targets Viet Cong bases
U S fighter bombers reached their deepest strike area east of Dien Bien Phu as more than 70 U S and South Vietnamese planes attacked. Reports say 150 to 200 planes hit a suspected Viet Cong headquarters near Da Nang and An Hoa, with 26 defenders killed at the latter outpost. One U S Marine was killed and another wounded in an attack near Da Nang.
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City reports water use tops one billion gallons in 1964 65
City Manager Lee Grant told the City Council that the year 1964 65 saw water usage exceed one billion gallons reaching 1 019 006 000. The 1963 64 total was 973 017 000 with causes cited as the dry season and population growth. Also noted were upcoming visits by Apple Blossom Honorary Out of Town Fire Chief Barbara McDonald and her mother planning a Virginia Beach stay August 3 5 at Americana Motor Lodge sponsored by South Berkeley Fire Co.
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Lee Grant
Barbara McDonald
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Americana Motor Lodge
Virginia Beach
South Berkeley Fire Co
Oceanside Lodge
Montmorency Cherries Ad From A T Packing Corp
An advertisement from A T Packing Corp located on Middle Road lists Montmorency cherries priced at 50 cents for customer pick up and 65 cents when packing is provided. The ad includes a contact phone number 667-3123.
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Montmorency Cherries A & T Packing Corp
Middle Road
Adlai Stevenson Dies in London at 76
AP reports former U S Ambassador to the United Nations Adlai E Stevenson died in London today. The diplomat and two time Democratic presidential candidate had been in London for talks with British officials and met Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart this morning. He died at St George's Hospital around 5 pm local time.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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Michael Stewart
St. George’s Hospital
Parole System Overhaul Urged in Virginia
The National Council on Crime and Delinquency urged major changes to Virginia parole and probation. It recommends State Parole Board appoint parole officers, more personnel, and a higher cost of about 60000 per year, plus a potential renaming to Virginia Probation and Parole Board if kept within the Welfare and Institutions Department.
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National Council On Crime and Delinquency Today
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No Immediate Progress Seen on Geneva Disarmament Talks
Geneva AP reports no near term gains in resumed Geneva disarmament talks ahead of the U N General Assembly. Britain to submit a draft treaty to curb nuclear spread as the 17 nation conference resumes. Johnson announces Soviet acceptance to resume by July 27.
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Court of Appeals Denies Rehearing for Sheppard
The sixth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals denies a rehearing for Dr. Sam Sheppard in the 1954 murder of his wife Marilyn. The ruling keeps his life sentence and sets up a potential appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court with his attorney F. Lee Bailey.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
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Ben Johanns
Ohio
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Boston
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Civic Center Site Change Proposed For Winchester
A proposal to move the planned Winchester Civic Center from Rouss Park to high ground between the War Memorial Building and the Armory was referred to the Zoning and Planning Commission. The move aims to avoid hindering Shanandoah College expansion, with support from the Airport Parks and Recreation Committee and calls for public attendance at the planning meeting.
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Rouss Park
High Ground
War Memorial
Armory
Zoning and Planning Commission
Consideration of Mall Trial for Winchester Days Public Safety
Committee chairman H W Butler Jr told the City Council he is considering testing a downtown mall along Loudoun Street during Winchester Days July 29 to 31. The panel must meet to finalize plans, and a trial would showcase new cars in the downtown area with free parking approved for the event.
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William M. Battaile
Butler
Spoemai
Harrison Sees Broad Support for Virginia Policies After Primary
Gov. Harrison said Virginia voters broadly approve state policies shown by yesterday's Democratic primary results. Incumbents were mostly renominated, with a few losses blamed on regional candidate appeal. He criticized the idea of a Negro block vote and urged voters of all races to participate.
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Virginia
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Richmond-Henrico County
Reid
Virginia Governor Hopes to Name Special Assembly Date
Gov. Harrison said he expects to announce next week the date for a special session to redraw congressional districts. He favors after the November election but will consult with the attorney general on legality. The move follows court-ordered reapportionment and requests from Virginia's 10 congressmen for a redistricting session before the holdover legislature. He will consult House and Senate committees on timing and witness hearings.
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McNamara: U.S. Vietnam troop increases may trigger reserves
Defense Secretary McNamara said expanding U.S. forces in South Vietnam could require calling up reserves extending tours and enlarging draft calls. He and Henry Cabot Lodge and Gen. Wheeler head to Saigon for a weeklong survey expected to spur substantial force increases.
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Earle G. Wheeler
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Johnson
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Johnson Administration
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Summer Shoe Sale Now in Progress Huntsburys Shoe Sale
Local ads announce a sale at Huntsburys featuring summer footwear and a spur of events including Denny's Commerce Auction tonight at seven. The listing promises discounts on dresses skirts and 1/8 off on select items.
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