Rockefeller slams Nixon in bid to block Wallace split
The Associated Press reports New York Governor Rockefeller accuses Nixon of silent, strategic plans to win the south as Wallace looms. Humphrey aides fear McCarthy could form a third party if nominating fight falters, while Reagan gains Secret Service protection amid polling showing Nixon leading and Rockefeller trailing for the GOP podium.
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Associated Press
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George Wallace
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Howard
Bo’” Callaway
Wallace
Rockefeller
Hubert H. Humphrey
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McCarthy
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Ipamp
Johnson’’ Movement
Chicago
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Lowenstein
Johnson
Coalition For A Democratic
Louisiana
John J. McKeithen
Harris
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Secret Service
California
Ronald Reagan
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry C. Fowler
Reagan
Town records hot stretch with 94 degree high
Yesterday's high reached 94 as the hottest day so far this year with only two 90s to date. Sunday's 89 tied the previous warmest day of June 15, while last Saturday and June 6 also posted 90s.
Zenith Center June sale ends in five days
Five days remain to save on June sale prices at Zenith Center Inc. located at 488 Loudoun Street with the additional 1 percent sales tax applied to purchases.
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Zenith Center Inc
Loudoun St
Validity Questioned for Two Frederick County Ordinances
Frederick County supervisors heard that two ordinances from 1965 and 1966 the vicious dog and trailers rules may be invalid for improper publication. Court records cited dismissed cases due to lack of accessible text, and former official Massie suggested re advertising could fix defects while the county code adoption may have cured prior issues.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
E. Eugene Gunter
Frederick
Gunter
W. Erle Edwards
The
Star
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Commonwealth’s
Massie
Erick County
Board of Supervisors
Frederick County
Michie Publishing Co
Charlottesville
Rezoning Case Returns to Commission Over Brick Firm Plan
Frederick County supervisors sent the Shenandoah Brick and Tile Company rezoning petition back to the Planning Commission after a two hour meeting marked by protests from about 40 residents. The 202 acre site near I 81 and Rt 7 would shift land from Agricultural Residential 2 to Industrial General for strip mining. The Planning Commission previously recommended against approval citing vagueness in the company plan.
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Ine Stry
Sheneandoah Hills
Rt. 7 East
Frederick County
Board of Supervisors
Planning Commission
Rt. 7
Joseph F. Hughes
Shenandoah Brick and Tile Co
Smithfield Ave
Industrial General
Body of Abducted Petersburg Schoolgirl Found
The body of Lois Walton, 11, abducted May 27, was found in a well on a Dinwiddie County farm south of Petersburg. Det. Capt. M Bruce Biggs identified the victim and said the girl wore clothing with a missing shoe and a key pinned to her clothing. An autopsy will determine death causes as investigators seek the abductor amid a $2700 reward.
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Dinwiddie
Petersburg
Lois Walton
Bruce Biggs
Walton
Herman Whorley
Dinwiddie County
Polite
Charles Ashby
A. Hill Burton
Virginia Avenue
Lots
Roy Walton
Germany
Nineteen Americans, 19 Thai Soldiers Die in Saigon Crashes
Nineteen American and 19 Thai soldiers were killed in five helicopter crashes around Saigon as allied forces push back Viet Cong. Four crashes were accidental, one sparked a 12 hour ground battle leaving 46 Viet Cong dead and 19 weapons found.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Navy AG
Enterprise
North
U.S
Nha Be ‘River
Sentinel ABM program survives Senate challenge
The Sentinel Antiballistic Missile system won a key Senate vote, with a 52 to 34 decision to avoid delaying authorization of 227.3 million for sites and initial work. Critics warned costs could reach 5 to 7 billion, while supporters argued the defense potential outweighed doubts.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Everett Dirksen
Holiday Bill Sent to LBJ
The Senate passed a measure to make four additional holidays fall on Mondays each year. If enacted, Washington's Birthday Memorial Day Veterans Day and Columbus Day would be observed on specified Mondays, creating three day weekends starting January 1 1971.
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LBJ
Washington
Johnson
Senate
Congress
Johnson calls for federal gun registration reforms
President Johnson urged federal registration of all privately owned guns and licensing under federal standards with state option, proposing a single computer registry. Critics labeled the plan as overreach while supporting lawmakers urged quick action on pending measures to curb gun trafficking and pistol sales.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Sikes
National Rifle Association
L. Mendell
Rivers
Riots End With Curfew Lift After Washington Emergency
National Guardsmen patrolled curfewed streets as disorder at Resurrection City subsided. Mayor Walter Washington declared an emergency, mobilizing 1,450 guardsmen after riots and looting earlier that day. Police arrested 274, including 98 curfew violators, and one man wounded fleeing a liquor store.
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Washington
Resurrection City
Walter Washington
Patrick Murphy
Congress
Ralphid Abernathy
Capitol
14Th
U Streets
High Pressure Promises Hot Humid Weather With T-Storm Potential
The Richmond area faces hot humid conditions today as a slug gish high pressure persists in Virginia. Cooler, fresher air is expected Wednesday as the high moves away.
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Richmond
Virginia
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