Zuckerman Wins Nod to Build Scrap Plant Near Stephenson
Judge Elliott Marshall orders Frederick County to issue licenses for a half million dollar scrap and steel plant by Zuckerman Co Inc near Stephenson. Planning Commission had denied permits amid local protest led by Stonewall Citizens Committee. Continuous debate over zoning ordinance and potential property impact highlighted by testimony about noise and vermin.
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Elliott Marshall
Frederick County
Zuckerman Co., Inc
Stephenson
Zuckerman
W. E. Beckner
Citizens Group
Frederick County Planning Commission
Zuckertrary
Marshall
Weather outlook hints at fair conditions ahead
Meteorologists forecast fair skies for tonight with a cooler spell. The text indicates temperatures will rise again by Thursday, suggesting a warming trend after the cool spell.
Fine Food Cool and Quiet Town House Re
A brief item notes a local business named Fine Food quiet town house reappears in town life with emphasis on peaceful dining and subdued atmosphere. No further details of hours or offerings are provided in the fragment.
Nationalist Official Returns to Red China
Li Tsung-jen, former vice president and acting president of Nationalist China, defected to the Chinese Communist Party at Beijing's airport. He denounced the United States, calling it a foreign enemy and blaming Washington for aggression in Vietnam and world isolation of China.
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Tokyo
Li Tsung-jen
China
United States
New China
Peking
Chou En-lai
Chiang Kaisshek
Switzerland
Lyndon B. Johnson
Viet Nam
Senate Passes Cold War GI Bill with broad eligibility
The Senate approved an administration opposed Cold War GI Bill of Rights extending education and home loan benefits for post Korean veterans. The measure covers service from Jan 31 1965 to July 1 1967 with education allowances up to 36 months and monthly rates of 110 135 and 160 dollars depending on dependents. House action expected with hearings planned by Rep Teague.
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Washington
Senate
House
Ralph W. Yarborough
D-Tex
Olin E. Teague
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Mike Mansfield
Viet Nam
Mansfield
Budget Bureau
Defense Department
Veterans Administration
John.g. Tower
R-Tex
Congress
Nuclear Detection Satellites Orbited From Cape Kennedy
Two Sentry satellites and a Pygmy satellite were launched atop an Atlas Agena rocket to expand a system for detecting secret nuclear explosions from Earth to space. The trio entered separate egg shaped orbits with some deviations but the Air Force remained cautiously pleased. The mission aims to bolster space patrols under the nuclear test ban treaty and build on four prior satellites launched in 1963 and 1964.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
America
Space Patrol
Sleo
Independent candidates file by Friday in local elections
Independent hopefuls must submit a petition of 50 signatures to qualify. Republicans had a July 13 deadline with no local candidates announced. Democrats seeking re election in November include State Senator Byrd and Delegate Moore. Winchester officials up for re election are Weaver Barr Baker Watts. Incumbents faced no opposition in the Democratic primary filed on the 14th. Byrd represents the 21st district. Moore the 24th. Weaver, Barr, Watts long holds in city and county offices.
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Harry F. Byrd, Jr
E. Blackburn “Moore
Winchester
Treasure Marvin D. Weaver
Serge G. G. Baker
Revenue Taylor Barr
Commonwealth
Dabney. Watts
Incumben
Demorr
Byrd
Frederick
Clarke
Shenandoah
Loudoun
Moore
House of Delegates
Weaver
Durham to be brought to Winchester Monday for motions
Luther Durham Jr. will be brought to Winchester Monday as his attorneys Carle Germelman and Joseph White seek additional motions before Circuit Court Judge Elliott D. Marshall. Durham faces charges in the 1963 knife slayings of Mrs. Waltrie Hoover and Mrs. Annie Snow. He changed his plea from guilty to innocent on July 2 after flipping from innocent to guilty on March 18. He was sent to the State Penitentiary June 1 for security reasons after a brief county jail break. The 23-year-old accuser is set to stand trial for Mrs. Snow’s death on August 30.
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Luther Durham, Jr
Winchester
Carle F. Germelman
Joseph White
Elliott D. Marshall
Durham
Waltrie Hoover
Annie Snow
State Penitentiary
Mrs. Snow
Clyde Beatty Dies of Cancer at 61 in Ventura
Clyde Beatty, famed wild animal trainer, died at 61 in Ventura after a battle with cancer. Beatty endured decades of danger in the ring and was mauled more than 100 times by bears and tigers during his career.
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Ventura
Calif
Beatty
Ama
Tigers
McNamara Reports Deteriorating Viet Nam Situation
Defense Secretary McNamara says conditions in Viet Nam have worsened over 15 months though the overall picture remains undecided. He travels home after a five day tour as U.S. and South Vietnamese officials consider higher troop strength amid continued Viet Cong attacks and an attempted assassination at Unity Day events.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Robert &. McNamara
Johnson
McNamara
U.S
Maxewell D. Taylor
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Bien Hoa
Taylor
Washington
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Henry Cabot Lodge
Thong
U.S Combat
Bu Dop
Rain Floods Northwest Missouri Towns After 12-Inch Storm
The Associated Press reports more than 12 inches of rainfall across northwest and west central Missouri caused severe flooding. Unidentified boy’s body recovered near Holden on Highway 131. Rescues in boats pulled residents from trees and rooftops in Mosby, Smithville, Holden, Riverside, and nearby areas. Roads, bridges, and trailers washed away as Blackwater Creek and Platte River surged, with multiple missing persons and evacuations overnight. Weather Bureau foresees continuation of soaking rains.
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Associated Press
Missouri
Kansas City
Riverside
Clay County Sheriff’s Office
Mosby
Weather Bureau
Clay County
Tracy
City
Sears
Blackewater Creek
Platte River
Unseasonably Cool Weather Grips Virginia
A cold front extending through central South Carolina ushers cooler drier air into Virginia. Expect unseasonably cool temperatures for the next several days.
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Richmond
South Carolina
Virginia
Early transparent apples and July sales at shops
An ad lists low price deals from Butler's Packing House offering apples at 2.50 per bushel and free runs. Margaret L Hodgson Hat and Dress Shop promotes July sales on short sleeve sport shirts and various ladies and men’s wear with discounted price points.
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Butler’s Packing House
Wyck St
Corner Bragdock
Boscawen St
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