Reds Meet In Secret In Moscow
In Moscow pro Soviet and allied Communist leaders gathered to discuss restoring unity in the fractured world movement. China and its allies boycott, while 17 foreign parties plus 3 American observers attend as Rome and others oppose.
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Negro Peace Meeting Urged After Malcolm X Funeral
New York AP report quotes Dr. Martin Luther King Jr urging Malcolm X followers and Black Muslims leader Elijah Muhammad to meet at the peace table after the slain leader's funeral. He cites concern over violence and threats nationwide, especially in the Negro community following the assassination.
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Deer statue sighting near Wardensville to Capon Springs spurs curiosity
The Crier described a deer statue on a riverside bank along the Wardensville to Capon Springs road that appeared to move, jumping down and following a boy. Dr. H E Comstock reported about 400 people received oral polio vaccine at the final make-up clinic yesterday, with no further clinics planned.
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U S Envoy Protests Invasion Of Residence Grounds
U S Ambassador Howard R Jones protested to Indonesia's Foreign Ministry after about 1000 demonstrators led by communists invaded his residence grounds in Jakarta on Sunday They plastered anti American signs on the house and trees Jones and his wife were unharmed no damage occurred Leaders blamed U S policies in Viet Nam and the murder of Malcolm X Three demonstrators submitted a petition while a mobile brigade was delayed 45 minutes before dispersing the crowd Sukarno had ordered all USIA libraries in Indonesia closed and Subandrio did not meet Jones during a planned appointment
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Austrian President Dead at 74
Vienna reports President Adolf Schärt, a socialist who opposed both Nazis and communists, died at 74 from a liver ailment worsened by flu. Chancellor Josef Klaus assumed duties pending a cabinet scheduled election. Schärt was elected in 1957 and re elected in 1963 for a second six year term. his last public act was greeting the Shah of Iran at Vienna airport on February 16.
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Russell says U S will do what is necessary to win in Vietnam
Senator Russell Long declares on Meet the Press that the United States will fight to win in South Vietnam and strike at China or Russia if needed. He suggests sending more ground troops and warns there will be no sanctuary for foes.
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Winchester Golf Club votes long range expansion program
Winchester Golf Club stockholders approve a long range plan estimated at 225000 dollars with a 100000 dollar debt ceiling during construction. The first phase likely adds a swimming tennis complex including two extra tennis courts a new pool and locker rooms plus a snack bar. The package also lists a new pro shop clubhouse enlargement irrigation.
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James Wood Captures Northwestern League Title Over Handley
James Wood topped Handley 54 47 to clinch the Northwestern League championship and earn a trip to Charlottesville to face Rico Henrico High in the Northern Regional final at 9:30 p.m. Friday. Five Wood players fueled the win with steady free throws and key scores while Handley’s Richard Dick led with 19 points in his last game for the Judges.
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Soviet Leaders Slam U.S. Viet Nam White Paper
Kosygin and China denounce the U S Viet Nam white paper as a black book while U S senators mostly back the document. Kosygin calls U S actions murder of civilians. Beijing accuses it of pretext for new aggression.
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Workers Strike At 70 Can Plants Across Nation
A nationwide strike began against Continental Can and American Can at 70 plants after failed deadline talks. About 36,000 workers nationwide including Puerto Rico and Canada are affected, with outcomes guiding talks with smaller can firms employing about 9,000.
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Strikes Halt After Misfire Kills Vietnamese Troops
In the Mekong Delta 150 miles southeast of Saigon air strikes by B57 bombers against the Viet Cong were halted after an error killed four South Vietnamese troops and wounded 16. Ground air liaison caused the pause as government forces pressed a combined offensive with U.S. helicopter support amid heavy mortar fire.
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Doctor John Holland Jr. Shot in Shenandoah County
Dr John Beverly Holland Jr of Millwood was wounded by a gunshot near Star Tannery Sunday and treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Employee Harry de Brill is charged with felonious assault with intent to maim disfigure disable or kill. A .22 pistol linked to the case is sought. The Shenandoah County Sheriff and Commonwealths Attorney Kermit Racey lead the investigation.
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Weather shifts as high pressure moves from Virginia
A weakening high pressure center departs Virginia as a ridge from the Great Lakes shifts southward bringing slightly cooler air. The forecast notes a temporary cooldown with the ridge advancing toward the Carolina coast.
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