U S Planes Hit Viet Nam Targets In Second Strike
More than 110 U S Navy and Air Force aircraft bombed Phu Van Vinh Son and Thu An supply areas in North Viet Nam about 160 miles north of the 17th parallel. Ground fire was light. About 60 Air Force planes and 50 to 75 carrier based Navy planes took part in the raid, which followed another strike five days prior.
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D C Deli Owner Fatally Shot In Washington
Washington AP Story reports 54 year old deli owner Dave Millstein killed in his store at 623 7th St NE. Police say cash register open but unclear if robbery occurred. Wife Lilly Millstein, 59, heard the gunfire and found him. a passerby saw a man fleeing. police seek a slender Black suspect.
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Seven Pennsylvania bands to march in Winchester Ground Feature Parade
Robert F. Gaines parade director announced seven large Pennsylvania high school bands will march in the 1965 Ground Feature Parade on April 30 in Winchester. Bands include Westmont Hilltop Johnstown California Spring Grove Farrell Milton Hershey Restone Middleburg and others with 116 to 175 members.
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Redstone Band
Portrait in Oil by Local Artist Seeks Photo Models
Local artist Nick Sempeles invites individuals to provide a photograph to base an oil portrait on. Contact details show phone 662 2815 and hours listed as 12 noon to 9 PM.
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Nick Sempeles
Shifflett Found Guilty in First Degree Murder Trial
Emory Lee Shifflett, 38, was found guilty of first degree murder by a 12-member jury for the August 26 shotgun slaying of Courtney Loring Ashwood, a 55-year-old painter, in the living room of his mother-in-law’s home at 406 Gray Ave. The jury deliberated about two hours and set a 40-year penitentiary sentence. The verdict was read with Shifflett showing no emotion. Defense seeks set aside. Trial featured witnesses including Mrs. Miller who saw the shooting and neighbors who testified about the night’s events.
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Clarke proposes 90 cent tax cut on real estate
Clarke County supervisors propose cutting real estate levy from 2.30 to 1.40 per 100 assessed value for the 1965 66 budget keeping personal property tax at 2.30 The plan would raise about 372 695 for the budget and add 25 000 for teacher pay while the total school budget would be 919 080 including a 300 000 non local loan Public assistance and state aid would cover most other costs and a hearing is set for Monday to hear residents opinions
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Board of Supervisors
Republicans push for broader voting rights bill in Congress
In Washington Republicans press for tougher protections for African American voters as the Johnson administration’s voting rights bill advances. Katzenbach defends the proposal while lawmakers seek broader safeguards against discriminatory tests and testers. Six states Mississippi Alabama Louisiana Georgia South Carolina Virginia targeted for federal action.
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Johnson plans Alabama Guard call to protect Selma march
President Johnson said he would call out the Alabama National Guard to safeguard a 50 mile Negro voter drive march from Selma to Montgomery if Gov. Wallace fails to provide adequate protection. Wallace appealed for federal civil aid as King led the march.
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Voskhod 2 returns. cosmonauts safe after 24 hour orbit
Soviet spaceflight Voskhod 2 lands west of the Ural Mountains after a 17 orbits 24 hour mission. Cosmonauts Pavel Belayev and Alexei Leonov reportedly in good condition. Leonov performed a 10 minute spacewalk proving feasibility for platform assembly en route to the moon. Tass and Bochum Space Observatory notes irregularities in landing signals.
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Fowler Named Secretary of Treasury in Johnson Plan
Henry H. Fowler was selected to succeed Douglas Dillon as secretary of the Treasury. The nomination was predicted to win swift approval from the Senate Finance Committee led by Sen. Harry F. Byrd with broad Democratic support including Sen. Joseph Clark and Senate Leader Mike Mansfield. Earlier reports had named David M. Kennedy as a potential alternative before Fowler’s selection.
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Trumbo Reports Alleged Milk Rebate During Price Battle
Front Royal milkman Robert Trumbo told the State Milk Commission he received an alleged rebate on milk as a price dispute nears a legislative path. Del. C Harrison Mann urged ending retail price controls if the commission resists. The two day hearing drew 15 favoring the end, four producers and distributors supporting retention. The commission promised a decision soon.
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Richmond Circuit Court
Changes Plea Guilty in 1963 Hoover Slayings
Luther Durnam Jr a North Carolina native pleaded guilty to the February 25 1963 slayings of Naomi Hoover and her mother E M Snow at the Hoover home near Double Toll Gate before Judge Elliott D Marshall. The case referred for presentence report and sentencing unclear.
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Elliott D. Marshall
Frederick County
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Durham
North Carolina
Walting
Naomi Hoover
E. M. Snow
Gromyko Seeks End to U S Military Action as Viet Nam Key
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko said the essential first step toward solving the Vietnam crisis is an end to U S military action. He spoke in London noting Washington's involvement as the obstacle to peaceful settlement.
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U.S
Weather outlook for Virginia brings clouds with limited rain chance
A small low pressure area centered over the Virginia North Carolina border will bring cloudiness across Virginia. Rain chances remain small, mainly confined to the southeast portion of the state.
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