Viet Nam Premier Sees Victories Ahead
In an exclusive AP interview in Saigon Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh detailed plans to retake key Communist held areas by year end. He outlined civil reforms at the village level, parallel military actions, and sought peasant support to gain population security and initiative in the war.
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A.P
Saigon
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Associated Press
Khanh
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Weather warms after surprise snow as spring arrives
Seasonal warmth returns with a 50 degree high after a 30 degree low and a forecast near 60 for tomorrow. Five day outlook shows near normal temperatures with readers noting spring events and a serviceman stationed in Sam sun Turkey learning the news in Stars and Stripes.
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Mercury
KKK Reveals New Plan to Escape Integration
In Atlanta a mass Ku Klux Klan rally features Black Muslim attendees as Robert Shelton of United Klans of America discusses a pilot private Caucasian community to be built on about 45 to 50 acres with around 100 homes. Calvin Craig criticizes Martin Luther King Jr and Malcolm X, while authorities calm traffic after a minor clash.
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Atlanta, Ga
Ku Klux Klan
Robert Shelton
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Imperial Wizard
The
United Klans of America, Inc
Associated Press
Klan
Atlanta
Calvin Craig
Georgia Klan
Malcolm X
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Craig
Shelton
Ivan Allen Jr
Herbert T. Jenkins
Robert F. Kennedy
Jeremiah X
Atlanta Black Muslims Movement
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Jeremiah
Hurt Park
Malcolm X Urges Ballots Or Bullets In Harlem Rally
Malcolm X, leader of the Rebel Black Muslims, declares at a Harlem rally that it is time for ballots or bullets and that non violence will be possible only with blacks. He plans a voter registration drive as his first civil rights push after leaving the Nation of Islam. Negro voters can decide who sits in the White House, he says, while the Deep South would need bullets to cast ballots.
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Luci Baines Johnson
Shenandoah
Eddie Rush
Handley Grad
Richard E. Rush
Berryville
U.S. Air Force Base
Samsun
Turkey
Stars and Stripes
Famous Service
Fairmont Ave
St. Augustine
Fla
NEW York
Malcolm X
Harlem
Malcolm
Elijah Muhammad
Nation of Islam
White House
Deep South
Lenten Messages Start Today by Rev. John Moore
Five part series opens today on page 5 with reflections on Lent. Rev. John 8 Moore Emeritus of First Reformed Hawthorne N J writes as guest lecturer for New Jersey RCA churches. Moore is Rutgers trained and a WWI Army sergeant in the 307th Regiment in France.
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Jesus
John 8. Moore
First Reformed Church
Hawthorne
N.J
Classis
The
Reformed Church In
America
New Jersey
Moore
New Brunswick, N.J
Rutgers University
Reformed Church of
Harlem
New York City
307Th
France
Yemen Government Delegation Flies Home From Moscow
A Yemen government delegation departed Moscow by plane today for home, signaling a shift in diplomatic contact as officials indicated plans to resume talks and settle regional issues.
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Moscow
Yemen
Auction Sale of Sills Thoroughbreds and Farm Gear
An auction will be held on Wednesday March 25 at 10 a.m. for the estate of J. K. Sills of Rt. 15 three miles north of Haymarket Virginia. The sale features thoroughbred horses and farm machinery. Local buyers and horsemen may attend at the Haymarket sale location.
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J. K. Sills
Haymarket
Virginia
Thailand Army and Police Placed on Alert Over Coup Fear
Bangkok government disclosed that the armed forces and police were ordered on alert over the weekend amid government fears of a potential coup.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Foreman Exits Jack Ruby Case Over Press Ties
Houston attorney Percy Foreman said he was pulling out of defending Jack Ruby, citing disagreements with Ruby's family over media relations. Foreman had taken over from Melvin Belli and met Ruby Sunday, then read a letter to reporters announcing his decision. He complained Ruby had been tried in the press and said he aimed to keep the public informed.
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Dallas
Houston
Percy Foreman
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Foreman
Melvin Belli
Lee Harvey Oswald
Eva Grant
Forean
John F. Kennedy
Oswald
Grant
Joe Tonnhill
Jasper
Tex
Phil
Poyemratr
Rotary guests from France visit Shenandoah Valley
Two couples from a 43-member French Rotarian group arrive in Winchester for a goodwill exchange. They are hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Huntsberry and planned tours start tomorrow with stays in Front Royal and Strasburg. They join Winchester Rotary Club at the George Washington Hotel on Thursday.
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Shenandoah Valley
Winchester
George Clark
Jimmy Huntsberry
Front Royal
Strasburg
Harry F. Byrd
A. Willis Robertson
John O. Marsh, Jr
Willard
Washington
Pappas Named Sports Editor Of The Star
Michael Pappas of Strasburg is named Sports Editor of The Star. A University of Virginia M Ed graduate, he has coached football basketball baseball and track in Shenandoah County and competed against local high school teams.
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Michael
Mike) Pappas
Strasburg
the Star
University of Virginia
Shenandoah County
Mr. Pappas
Castro Wins Major Victory in Supreme Court Ruling
The U S Supreme Court 8 1 rules that U S courts lack power to rule on Castro expropriation in Cuba. The decision allows US courts to hear related contract and conversion issues under New York law while upholding seizure as not violating international law. Justice Harlan authored the majority. Justice White dissented.
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Washington
Fidel Castro
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
U.S
Cuba
John M. Harlan
Byron R. White
United States
Supreme Court
U.S. District Court
New York
Three hurt in Winchester and Shenandoah County crashes
Three persons were injured in traffic crashes in Winchester over the weekend and in Shenandoah County. A two car crash on W Amherst Street at 2 16 a m left Leslie Hartzell Haines with head injuries and a chest bruise. Johnny W Kanatus received facial and hand injuries. Property damage was heavy including a two car crash at S Stewart and W Germain Streets injuring Vernon Dodson and a passenger in his car. Viola Owen was injured in a separate mishap six miles north of Winchester. Continued on Page 2.
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Winchester
Shenandoah County
W. Amherst St
Leslie Hartzell Haines
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Haines
Johnny W. Kanatus
East Lane
Vernon Dodson
Rt. 1
Berryville
Sentencing Put Off For Free Lance Check Author
A Frederick County Circuit Court case against Donald Robert Lowry 49 for writing two bad checks totaling 200 dollars was continued to April 17 by Judge Elliott D. Marshall. Lowry described himself as a drunk and unsuccessful bad check artist and awaiting replies from publishers. Prosecutor Joseph A. Massie Jr. said Lowry was arrested in Washington while trying to flee after sending a phony telegram. The article notes Lowry’s alleged publishing work and prior earnings. In separate action Judge Marshall sentenced Carolyn Jean Wilson to four years with probation for forgery and related counts. Plummer’s probation was revoked for issuing about 165 dollars in bad checks. A third case set for March 31 involved Robert L. Moore charged with unauthorized use of a motor vehicle.
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Elliott D. Marshall
Frederick County
Donald Robert Lowry
Chase National Bank of New York
Marshall
Carolyn Jean ‘Wilson
Wealth
Mrs. Wilson
Watts
Robert L. Moore
Gordon Moore
John Anderson
Moore
Dabney W. Watts
Halts the perfect crabgrass killer at Miller Hardware
Miller Hardware promotes a crabgrass killer named Halts and alongside it offers fertilize and seed products to be applied the same day, guiding customers on lawn care options.
Johnson urges warm party unity at UAW convention
President Johnson addressed three thousand delegates at the United Auto Workers convention in Atlantic City promising to push the civil rights and medical assistance bills. He framed Labor backing as key to Democratic strength, while UAW leader Walter Reuther touted higher productivity gains as a goal for the year. The talks align with looming 1964 campaign dynamics as union contracts with GM Ford and Chrysler approach their August 31 expirations.
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Johnson
Reuther
Atlantic City
N.J. Bader
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Jnion
Walter P. Reuther
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Robert F. Kennedy
Weather Brings Fair Outlook to Virginia Under High Pressure
A large high pressure system covers the eastern U S, bringing fair skies and mild conditions to Virginia for the next couple of days. The pattern suggests continued dry weather with light winds and pleasant temperatures statewide, according to AP dispatch from Richmond.
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Richmond
Virginia
Holmes L. Pingley Sale Announcement
A sale for Holmes L. Pingley will be held Thursday March 26 at 12 noon with details readable in local classifieds noting the time and organizer for bidders and interested buyers.
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By Wes Gallagher
McNamara
Defense
Robert McNamara
KKK
Pappas
Star Sports
Michael Pappas
Castro
McKee
Lowry
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Commonwealth
Middletown
Wayside Inn
Uscript
Lowery
Scotts Products
Miller Hardware
Council of Economic Advisers
Leggett
Helene Curtis
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