High-Level Dams Meet Public Hearing On Potomac Pot
Dr Spencer M Smith Jr of the Citizens Conference on the Potomac River Basin warns Udall may shortchange the Potomac planning while opposing Army Engineers dam plans and dilution based pollution relief. Anthony Wayne Smith of the National Parks Association criticizes reliance on flush and dilute approaches for Washington water needs amid regional review. The hearing precedes a regional meeting on basin pollution recommendations.
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Shenandoah
Pennsylvania
Clifford G. McIntire
Washington
Farm Bureau Federation
William M. Battaile
Winchester
Spencer M. Smith, Jr
Citizens Conference of the
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Anthony W. Smith
National Parks Association
Potomac-Shenandoah
Interior
Stewart Udall
Potomac River
Johnson
Spencer M. Smith Jr
Citizens Conference On the
Secretary of the Interior
Washington Metropolitan Area
District of Columbia
Potomac Basin
Stonewall Jackson
Teamsters End Six Day Wildcat Strike in Philadelphia
A six day wildcat strike by Teamsters in Philadelphia ends as members vote for immediate return to work. The stoppage halted livery food drugs and other general merchandise in the nation’s fourth largest city, affecting multiple supply channels.
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Philadelphia
Town SWIMMING WEATHER Forecast for Tomorrow and Night
Forecast calls for town swimming weather with tomorrow temperatures near 85 degrees. Tonight will be cool with a low in the 50s.
United States to Fund UN Solvency Plan Despite Johnson Silence
Western sources report the United States will provide a substantial contribution to the United Nations solvency fund soon, even though President Johnson did not announce it at the UN twenty year celebration. Amb Adlai Stevenson also plans to avoid a public pledge or pressure on Article 19, while Russia delays until the no vote truce ends.
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San Francisco
United States
United Nations
Johnson
U.N
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Army Lt. Richard Steinke Dismissed for Refusal to Join Viet Nam Unit
Lt. Richard B. Steinke, 27, Milwaukee, was dismissed from the Army and forfeited pay for refusing to join a counter guerrilla unit in South Vietnam. He faced possible five years in prison after declining combat citing opposition to U.S. policy and the war. The West Point graduate had served about six months in Vietnam and accepted the verdict. The sentence awaits review by Lt. Gen. Albert Watson II and the Military Court of Appeals.
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Okinawa
Richard B. Steinke
South
Viet Nam
Steinke
Milwaukee
Wis
West Point
U.S
Special Forces
Camp
Gia Vac
Army
Heutenant
Albert Watson II
U.S. Army
Ryukyus
Ninth Corps
Military Court of Appeals
Washington
Miller and Dorsey face assault case in Municipal Court
Ann Smith Miller charged Thomas Garland Dorsey with assault and battery after a fight at Dorsey's restaurant from 2 PM Sunday to 10 30 PM. Colleen pulled Miller away during the incident. Seven witnesses testified including the two principals.
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Colleen
Ann Smith Miller
Thomas Garland Dorsey
Witnesses Testify In Tangle At Dorsey Tavern Fight
Mrs. Miller accuses Tommy Dorsey and partner of assault after a tavern dispute that moved to a police station. Truman Wallace testifies for Dorsey as multiple witnesses describe hair pulling and blows. Judge questions sobriety and timing as the scene spilled into a restaurant confrontation.
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Truman
Prietor
Ann Miller
GOP Hopes to Break Johnson With Housing Vote
Republicans see a chance to blunt President Johnson's legislative run as the House prepares to vote on a 5.5 billion housing bill likely next week. The GOP targets a subsidized rent provision for moderate income families, arguing it could pay up to 800 dollars monthly for a penthouse, while backers insist the measure aids underserved groups and spurs private housing. Democrats outnumber Republicans 294 to 141, with some Democrats wary of the rent subsidy.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Blast injures 40 at Algiers conference site
A mysterious blast damaged a building planned for the Africa Asia summit in Algiers injuring at least 40. Authorities cited a circuit failure but rumors spoke of a bomb by anti government forces. Security rings the site as demonstrations erupt and talks on the conference proceed with doubt.
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Algiers
16 Dominicans Die in Clashes in San Francisco de Macoris
In San Francisco de Macoris 16 people died in clashes between armed rebels and junta forces as OAS teams investigated. The fighting centered on the city power plant with twelve rebels and four army loyalists killed, and eight rebels reported dead by a junta communique.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
San Francisco de Macoris
Organization of American States
San Francisco
Inter American Peace Force
Junta
OAS
Inter-American Human Rights Commission
Pentagon denies atom sites in Viet Nam report
The Pentagon said it has no evidence of medium range ground to ground nuclear missile sites in North Viet Nam. A Globe-Democrat report claimed such sites were under construction for 1200 mile missiles, but a Pentagon spokesman attributed confusion to launch sites for surface to air missiles near Hanoi.
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Washington
Pentagon
North
Viet Nam
Edward W. O’brien
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
United States
GlobeeDemocrat
Harrisburg
Patriot
Newhouse National News Service
eThe
Hai Noi
Va Apple Crop Seen At 10.1 Million Bushels
The National Apple Institute at Sun Valley Idaho estimated the U S apple crop at 131 594 000 bushels with Virginia production at 10 1 million bushels The figure slightly above the 1961 64 average but below the USDA 1964 projection Virginia output exceeds the USDA estimate by 300 000 bushels Yet the national and state figures are not official forecasts just a valued annual guesstimate
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U.S
Virginia
National Apple Institute
Sun Valley
Idaho
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S.D.A
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Washington State
California
Viet Cong Attacks Escalate Across South Viet Nam
Viet Cong forces overran Tou Marong district town near Kontum and a Duc Hoa command post west of Saigon. In seven other incidents, 44 infantrymen died at Duc Hoa, 34 Viet Cong dead were reported, and a Bien Hoa blast killed one American and two Australians. Five Marines drowned in a tank accident, and 12 Americans were among 42 killed at the Saigon restaurant bombing. US air strikes hit targets near Hanoi with Skyhawks deploying for the first time in South Viet Nam.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Dong Xoai
Duc Hoa
Tou Marong
Kontum
Central Highlands
U.S
Bien Hoa Air Base
U.S. Army
Harold George Bennett
Perryville
Ark
South
Viet Nam
Binh Dinh
Cline’s Shopping Center cherries and horse show listings
Close Wednesday at 1 pm through July and August Cline's Shopping Center Montmorency Cherries 35 cents a gallon You pick Call 2294473 J Paul Cline Inwood West Virginia Opequon Saddle Club Horse Show June 27 1965 2 pm Rt 277 Free Admission Winchester Equitation School open for summer session Classes for beginners and intermediate advanced Trail rides swimming picnics Transportation available Call 6621388 or Stephens City 578
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J. Paul Cline
Inwood
W. Va
Opequon Saddle Club
Winchester Equitation
Call
Stephens City
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