Irish March To Skirl Of Bagpipes
AP reports thousands join bagpipe skirls across the nation to honor St Patrick as Irish humor and festivities fill the day. Chicago adds green fountains, New York renames the Long Island Railroad, and Niagara Falls plans green lights for St Patrick's night.
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St. Patrick
Ireland
America
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Horseshoe Falls
St. Patrick’s
Baltimore
Don Davern
Danl Eireann
Stephenson man’s hen lays green eggs early for St Patrick
Mr Daley Orndorff reports his hen in Stephenson laid a green egg on Wednesday and more have followed. He notes the bird keeps at it and the Town Crier muses if the hen cackles with a brogue.
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Daley Orndorff
Stephenson
Mr. Orndorff
More
Kresge's Open Tonight for St Patrick's Day Savings
Correction note corrects prices in the Ward Plaza ad for Hunts tomato products. Tomato sauce 3 8 oz cans priced at 39 cents and tomato paste 2 6 oz cans at 31 cents, offered by Friendly Neighborhood Stores.
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Kresge’s
St. Patrick’s Day
Ward Plaza
Space Spectacular Seen By Humphrey For Soviets
Vice President Humphrey predicts the Soviet Union will launch a large manned space platform this year to mark its 50th anniversary. He notes U.S. budget pressures and argues a Soviet milestone could renew public and congressional interest in the moon race. NASA chief Webb agrees a dramatic Soviet display would push space advancing.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Soviet Union
U.S
Congress
Space Agency
Mars
Space
Humphrey
James E. Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space Council
Senate Ratifies Consular Treaty
The Senate approved the U S Soviet consular treaty by a 66 to 28 vote, supporting President Johnson's policy toward Moscow amid the Vietnam War. The accord, the first U S Soviet treaty since 1964, grants consular access within four days and diplomatic immunity for officers.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Johnson
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Powell Attorney Warns Of Possible Disorder
The Powell case raises the threat of public disorder if Sheriff arrests Adam Clayton Powell when he returns to New York. Attorney Henry R. Williams said Powell might skip Harlem on Sunday, while supporters in Harlem prepared to guard him against seizure. If arrested, Williams would sue the sheriff for false arrest and criminal assault, arguing Sabbath arrest rules limit such actions.
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New York
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Powell
Bahamas
Henry R. Williams
Williams
New York State
State Supreme Court
Arthur Markewich
Wanted young man for handy work around garage
Pine Motor Company seeks a young man to perform general handy work at a garage. Applicant should be reliable, able to lift, and assist with basic maintenance tasks. Apply in person at Pine Motor Company.
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See Pine Motor Company
Virginians Split Votes On Treaty
Virginia senators split on ratification of a consular treaty with the Soviet Union. Sen. William B. Spong Jr. voted with the majority to approve the treaty 66 to 28, while Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr. opposed it citing Soviet arms shipments to Vietnam. Spong voiced reservations on diplomat immunity but supported the officials' testimony and perceived a cautious step toward broader U S understanding. Byrd argued the Soviets have shown little sign of honoring commitments or seeking better relations.
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Senate
U.S
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
GOP
Karl E. Mundt
Rs.d
United States
Washington
Virginia
William B. Spong Jr
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Spong
Vietnam
Russia
Corrigan Rug Cleaners advertise low prices
Corrigan Rug Cleaners at 906 Berryville Ave offer rug cleaning specials with 6¢ per square foot for hardback and 7¢ per square foot for hook, Olsom and braided carpets.
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Corrigan Rug Cleaners
Berryville Ave
Dodd Testifies On Hole He Could Not Escape
Sen Thomas J Dodd told the Senate ethics committee he was in the hole since 1956 and could not climb out, saying campaign funds were used as personal loans in a revolving pattern. The investigation centers on use of campaign money for personal expenses and pending witness arrivals and affidavits.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
Senate Ethics Committee
Dodd
Senate
John F. Sennett
John Stennis
Dmiss
Stennis
Edward F. Sullivan
Hartford
Sennett
Sonnett
Cabinet Merger Proposal Delayed
President Johnson delays his plan to merge the Commerce and Labor departments amid labor opposition. He urges further development and asks the Advisory Committee on Labor-Management Policy to ensure open government business communications as the proposal undergoes review.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Departments of Commerce and Labor
Secretary of
Willard Wirtz
White House
Assassination Probe Moves on 2 Fronts
In New Orleans the Kennedy assassination probe advances on dual fronts. Defense for Clay Shaw fights to avoid an immediate trial on conspiracy charges while a grand jury session indicts Dean Andrews Jr. for perjury. Andrews is released on bond as hearings continue.
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New Orleans
Clay L. Shaw
Jim Garrison
Shaw
John F. Kennedy
Orleans Parish
Grand Jury
Garrison
Warren Commission
Dean A. Andrews Jr
Baughman Seeks Second Shawnee Term on Board
Donald L. Baughman of Miller Heights announces reelection bid to the Frederick County Board of Supervisors from Shawnee District subject to the Republican convention. The 35 year old incumbent cites progress over three years and contributions to key goals once deemed unattainable.
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Donald L. Baughman
Miller Heights
Frederick County
St Patrick's storm brings wind and snow to Virginia
A northwest St Patrick's day storm hit Virginia with near 50 mph winds and mountain snow. By 10 a.m. snow drifts appeared in Highland and Shenandoah counties while roads urged snow tires or chains. firn frost warnings followed as high winds eased with a cold front.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Wytheville
Highland
Rockingham
Frederick
Shenandoah
U.S. 250
Monterey
Highland County
Bristol
Salem
Staunton
Culpeper
Fauquier
Rappahannock
Loudoun
Albemarle and
Greene
Washington
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Coke Special Tonight at Kresge's Ward Plaza
Store advertises a Coke special from 6 PM to midnight offering King Size Cokes for 28 cents at Kresge's Ward Plaza location.
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Kresge’s—Ward Plaza
Navy Bomber Attacks Ha Noi Power Plant Under Fire
Cmdr. Ronald J. Hays led an all weather Intruder from the Kitty Hawk through gunfire and four guided missiles to bomb Bac Giang power plant near Hanoi, claiming 13 000 pounds of bombs. Four days of major strikes hit Ha Noi area industry as Marines suffer heavy combat near Khe Sanh with 20 dead and 62 wounded.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Bac Giang
Ronald J. Hays
Olla
U.S
Thai Nguyen
Viet Tri
Hays
Ted Been
Houghton
Mich
Demilitarized Zone
Khe San
Red Force
Cold Front Brings Cold Weather to Virginia
A cold front from the northwest pushes into Virginia causing colder air and brisk winds with some snow possible in northern and mountain regions.
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Richmond
Old Dominion
Virginia
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Anderson
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Donald L, Baughman
Ward
Tastee Freez
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