Rusk Says Reds Not Interested In Viet Peace
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told Boys Nation the Communists show no interest in peace talks, calling Vietnam a crisis as tens of thousands are sent to South Vietnam to seize control. He noted failed attempts by the U.S. U N and other nations to broker negotiations and warned Americans face an unsettled wartime path.
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Telephone dial service links voters to party voices
The piece explains a telephone dial service where callers hear taped positions from Democrats and Republicans. Voters dial Democrats 202 333 8260 or Republicans 202 544 7272 to listen, with no option to respond. The service aimed to provide party commentary for news broadcasts and now is publicly accessible.
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Republic Telephone
Missing Texas coeds spark citywide search
Two University of Texas coeds Susan Rigsby and Shirley Ann Stark both 21 from Dallas vanished after their yellow sports car was found abandoned in northeast Austin. Clothing matching the pair was found in a ditch and police traced the car to near their summer apartment. The women were last seen Sunday afternoon driving in the city and a concert fundraiser was organized as authorities widen the search.
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Election of Red Cross officers at George Washington Hotel
An American Red Cross meeting will hold its officer election during the annual event tonight at 7 30 p m at the George Washington Hotel. The forecast calls for showers for about 20 percent of the area tomorrow morning with warmer temperatures in the upper 80s. Night crawlers advertised at Adams Grocery and other listings mention a $2 50 per bushel price for tree run and packing house produce in Wyck Street and Penney's Big Summer.
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Nixon Seen Leading GOP Aspirant
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon appears to be building support for a potential 1968 Republican presidential bid during nationwide political travels. Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen noted Nixon tops GOP aspirants in public polls as he chats with congressional leaders about party affairs and Viet Nam.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Visiting Princess Tells Of Communist Dangers
Romanian Princess Catherine Caradja recounts life under communism and warns that Communists threaten the free world. She details exile experiences after 1949 and her advocacy for liberty across Europe and the United States.
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Romania
United States
America
Blood Restrictions Hit Shenandoah County Patients
Shenandoah County loses Red Cross blood eligibility after failing to meet 90 percent of its 133 pint quota. Bloodmobile collected 1139 pints against a 134 pint target, risking higher costs for nonparticipating hospitals. Winchester and Frederick County residents may receive free blood since local program met its quota. Tuesday’s Bloodmobile event by the Winchester Jaycees saw 113 donors with 16 deferments. new yearly target is 1597 pints.
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Guerrillas Attack Bu Dop Camp In Five Hour Siege
Sgt. Edene Chamberlain of Watertown New York says Viet Cong guerrillas swarmed Bu Dop camp 80 miles north of Saigon during a night attack. Six American advisers in the camp were wounded or killed while 300 Vietnamese troops faced heavy fire. Chamberlain described a night of mortars and terror and said he only felt fear after the fight ended.
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Willie Cheatham
Tampa
Fla
Greek Premier vows tougher steps after Athens riot
In Athens Greece the new premier pledged stricter action following the worst street unrest in years. A student was killed and more than 150 injured in a three hour clash between police and over 10 000 demonstrators demanding the return of ousted premier George Papandreou. Foreign tourists were caught in tear gas as armed police patrolled bloodstained streets.
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Mansfield Sees Viet Nam War Lasting Ten Years
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield warned that the Vietnam conflict could endure a decade while peace talks proceed. He cited McNamara’s push for more troops and hinted at a possible reserve callup as Washington weighed intensified military measures. Ford questioned whether talks alone would deter Communist aggression.
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White House
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Senate
Robert
McNamara
Viet Nam
Star Cited For Excellent Press Work
The Winchester Evening Star was cited by the Virginia Press Association for excellence of press work. It won best printed newspaper in Group 1 and runner up for overall makeup. The 300000 modernization added a 40 page offset press. The Star’s press crew includes Mitchell O Heironimus Allen M Carter Walter E Patterson Jr and Raymond Blowe Jr. Awards will be presented at the VPA summer meeting in Hot Springs amid a four state press gathering.
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Allen M. Carter
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Raymond Blowe
Hot Springs
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Delaware
District of Columbia
Fredericksburg Dump Truck Fatality Kills Driver
A dump truck driver was killed when he was pinned between the truck box and frame. The victim has not been identified pending notification of next of kin.
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US Air Strikes Closer To China Border in Viet Nam
Air Force F105 Thunderchiefs bombed a bridge 41 miles from the Chinese frontier and struck the Bay railroad yards 80 miles northwest of Hanoi. Eight F4 Starfighters damaged Dong Cao barracks 60 miles inside North Viet Nam amid heavy ground fire. Viet Cong assaults near Bien Hoa fail. light American casualties reported as 1st Division repels infiltrators. Strategic Air Command B52s hit D zone jungles 30 miles north of Saigon in harassment mission.
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Cold Front Edges East Over Virginia After Record Lows
After record or near record lows in central Virginia a large mass of cold air moves east over the Atlantic. A front now in the Midwest will pass across the state late Friday bringing a slower warming trend.
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