Shopping Center Sought on 5 Acre Site Near Berryville Ave
A proposed shopping unit plan targets a 5 1/2 acre plot in the 1000 block off Berryville Ave. The package includes a major grocery and drugstore valued around one million dollars. City Council hears letters from area men advocating the project.
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Planning Commission
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Woodland Ave
Viet Leaders Split Over Buddhist Question Amid Ouster Echoes
In Saigon and Da Nang a three hour military council failed to reach a decision on moves against Buddhist groups. Thi, ousted former 1st Corps commander, rallied supporters in Da Nang while urging unity with Ky and defending revolution. Protests grew as civilians call for civilian rule.
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Nguyen Cao Ky
Whi
Weather forecast hints on warm spell ahead
The noon high hit 60 degrees and felt pleasant. Forecasters expect tomorrow to be slightly cooler, with Monday projected to be fair and warmer after.
China Hearings A Tug of War Over Witness Balance
Senate Foreign Relations hearings on China grow tense as members clash over balance of expert witnesses. GOP and D supporters argue for diverse viewpoints, including former Rep Walter Judd and economist Galbraith, while others seek wider perspectives on Southeast Asia and UN seating for China.
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Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
GOP
Walter Judd
Minnesota
Wayne Morse
D. Ore
Southeast Asia
Hickenlooper
J. Kenneth Galbraith
India
John F. Kennedy
Galbraith
Morse
Dream That Came True Is Nightmare for Lynchburg Mother
Mrs. Carroll Litchford says a premonition foreshadowed the death of her 19-year-old son James L. Litchford Jr. in Viet Nam. A mistaken telegram declared him dead, then another said he was alive but wounded. He survived to return home for a brief visit and plans to marry Betty Jones, with extended medical treatment at Walter Reed.
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Lynchburg
Carroll Litchford
Madison Heights
Deefense Department
Littheford
Jean Stinnett
James L.litcheford Jr
Viet Nam
Western Union
James L. Litchford Jr
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington
Betty Jones
Amherst County
Jimmy
Walter Reed
Wanting to Be a Sheriff Faces Modern Pressures
The head Frederick County lawman manages heavy paperwork and modern executive pressures. The article promises an inside look in the ValleWeek first edition on page five, exploring a sheriff’s changing role and public expectations.
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Matt Dillon
Frederick County
Valley Week
Star sports pages preview College Park NCAA final
Sports editor Russ Potts and photographer Larry Sullivan cover last night Kentucky Duke game and will report the NCAA Championship from College Park Maryland tonight. Monday edition features World Series of Basketball photos and stories. Today's pages include a tourney game story.
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Russ Potts
Larry Sullivan
College Park
Star Sports
H-Bomb on Slope May Sink Deeper
Officials say the 20 megaton H bomb found at 2 500 feet off Palomares may slide deeper into the Mediterranean. Navy divers and subs from the Boston task force work to lift it to a flat area for recovery.
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Mediterranean Sea
U.S
Madrid
U.S. Navy
Ana
Task Force
Boston
S ‘Oceanographic Institution
Woods Hole
Mass
Reynolds Aluminum Co. Alueminaut
B52s Bombard Fallen Camp Area in Vietnam War Update
U S Air Force B52 bombers struck the Ashan Special Forces camp, thought abandoned or evacuated, as ground actions near Saigon and Da Nang reported modest contact with Viet Cong forces. Operations included bombings along Highway 15 and targets around Nha Trang and Thanh Hoa with multiple battles described.
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Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Weather Change Brings Cooler Virginia After Front
A cold front moving east from the Ohio Valley will lower temperatures across Virginia later this week. Forecasters expect cooler air to spread from west to east as the front advances, reducing daytime highs and overnight lows.
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Ohio Valley
Virginia
Alvin finds missing H bomb in dramatic undersea effort
The Alvin research sub, originally built for oceanography, helped locate the missing H bomb off the Spanish coast. Built by the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Alvin and companion Aluminaut searched the Mediterranean seabed after its 1964 commissioning and a record Bahamas dive. The cost of the craft is about 575000 dollars, and its success could justify the investment as a pioneer deep sea vehicle.
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Alvin
Twoeman
Office of Naval Research
Air Force
Massachusetts
Spain
Aluminaut
Mediterranean
Bahamas
Allyn Vine
Swoods Hole Oceanographic Institution
U.S. Ends Cultural Pact Delay
After a three day delay the United States told the Soviet Union it is ready to sign a new cultural exchange agreement The pact would allow a one for one exchange of students teachers artists and performers in 1966 and 1967 Johnson officials cited unsettled points and no final time was announced for signing The Soviet negotiator had already left for home and the delay surprised both sides
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Johnson
White House
Bill D. Moyers
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
S. K. Romanovsky
U.S
State GOP Leader Slams 1966 General Assembly
Newport News AP State Republican Chairman Robert J Corber described the 1966 General Assembly as a panic stricken performance in Virginia. He told the 1st District GOP convention that Virginia has moved from do nothing days and warned of taxes including a 3 percent sales tax by 1968 a 2 percent auto excise tax and permanent temporary taxes on whisky beer and tobacco.
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Newport News
Robert J. Corber
General Assembly
Commonwealth
Gemini 8 Crew Lands After Tumbling Space Flight
Cape Kennedy reporters watch as Neil Armstrong and David Scott return from Hawaii after Gemini 8 linked to Agena and then tumbled in flight. Officials plan three days of review with NASA to determine cause of the emergency as Schirra and Borman continue goodwill tour.
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David Scott
Cape Kennedy
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Armstrong
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Air Force
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Neil
Dave
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Schirra
Frank Borman
Far East
Robinson to Take Over U S FDA Bureau
Washington AP Dr Robert J Robinson 47 Negro physician named acting director of the Food and Drug Administration Bureau of Medicine He has led the drug surveillance branch since 1964 and joined FDA July 1963 From Providence Rhode Island he heads FDA program development as the agency plans to evaluate older drug effectiveness with Dr F Sadusk Jr departing after a final month in the post
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Robert J. Robinson
Food and Drug Administration
Bureau of Medicine
Robinson
FDA
Providence
R.L
F. Sadusk Jr
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