Buddhist Ky Dispute Intensified in South Viet Nam
Antigovernment demonstrations widened in Da Nang Hue and Saigon as Buddhist leaders clash with Premier Ky's regime. Ten thousand gathered Hue city hall with anti U.S. banners while a Da Nang rally closed shops. Marines reported 358 Communist dead in Quang Ngai and 99 killed 8 captured in Operation Oregon. Air Force jets bombed camouflaged trucks along Route 15 in North Viet Nam.
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Phon Dinh
Oregon
Viet Nam
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Missing first tee flag found near Confederate Soldier statue
The golf course flag and staff were found yesterday in the crook of a statue arm at Court House Square. Wilbur Anderson, the courthouse custodian, turned the items over to the sheriff for safekeeping. Neighboring notes mention spring arrival and tulip sightings from Everett Kline at 320 Virginia Ave.
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Court House
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Virginia Ave
Johnson Rejects Immediate Tax Increase
President Johnson rejected calls for an immediate tax rise to curb inflation while signaling openness to a later boost if needed. He cited a slowdown in housing starts and urged evaluating the recent tax measure before taking new anti inflation steps. Johnson also named Robert W. Komer as special assistant on nonmilitary Viet Nam matters.
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China
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Senate to rule on official vice presidential residence
The Senate, led by Humphrey, will decide a House backed bill for a $750,000 official vice presidential residence on Naval Observatory land. The House passed 197 to 184 with six Republicans voting yes. The measure would authorize construction and furnishing, with separate funding for cost and maintenance.
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Sears Catalog Department Opens for Telephone Shopping
Sears Catalog Dept offers telephone shopping hours 9 AM to 9 PM Monday through Friday with a new direct line 662 2526. Henkel Harris furniture open house through March 26 with free prize. Patton's Furniture Sales. Wend ers Inc showcases spring fashions at 185 N Loudoun St with a red carpet premiere and renovated store.
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Winchester Delegation Presses GW Parkway Route Discussion
A three member local delegation, including Mayor William M. Battaile and Councilman Stewart Bell Jr, met six Interior Department officials to push a George Washington Parkway route through Winchester. They noted Washington's early ties to the area as the plan to extend from Front Royal along the Shenandoah to Harpers Ferry moves forward.
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Stewart Bell, Jr
Gareland R. Quarles
Washees
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Harpers Ferry
Batfaile
Weather Winds Ahead Of Low Pressure Hit Virginia
Strong southerly winds drive moist warm air into Virginia as a powerful low pressure system centers over southern Iowa, affecting conditions today. The weather pattern suggests continued mild temperatures and unsettled skies with possible showers.
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Iowa
Virginia
Viet Funds Final O K Expected Today
House ready to approve a 13.1 billion emergency Viet Nam war aid bill sent to the President. Senate approval with a minor amendment limits Defense Secretary McNamara on transferring funds to South Vietnamese and allied troops. Fulbright urges China-US peace move tying withdrawal to Chinese restraint in Southeast Asia.
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Viet Nam
Senate
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University of Connecticut
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United States
China
America
Fulbright
U.S
Premier Borten Misses Norfolk Azalea Festival
Premier Per Borten told Gov. Mills E Godwin Jr that his duties prevent attendance at the International Azalea Festival in April 2024 in Norfolk. His daughter Kari has been elected festival queen and will attend with his wife. Boreten's office said today.
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Pakistan Shows Communist Weapons In Parade
In Rawalpindi Pakistan displays Chinese T59 tanks and MIG19 fighters for the Pakistan Day parade. The event also featured American Patton tanks and Sabre F104 jets, signaling closer ties with Communist China amid regional tensions.
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India
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Boy, 16 Dies as Truck Overturns In Frederick County
A 16 year old, Sonny Adam Puffinburger of Frederick County, died after a farm truck overturned on a road near Midway Truck Stop. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Winchester Memorial Hospital at 2:25 p.m. Rescue Squad transported him. State Trooper L. Lee investigated. The truck veered into a locust tree after losing control on a rutted section, trapping the driver. He was born October 28, 1949, in Frederick County.
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Frederick County
Annual HIC Home Show Opens at Armory Tomorrow
The Winchester Frederick County Home Improvement Council opens the annual Home Show at the Armory from 6 to 10 p.m. tomorrow and 1 to 6 p.m. Sunday, with a beauty pageant at 8 p.m. naming Miss Home Show 1966. Twenty two local businesses display modern home products. Grand prize is a color television to be awarded Sunday. two prizes, a $25 savings bond and a transistor radio, are given on Thursday through Saturday evenings.
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Winchester-Frederick County
HIC
Max E. Mellett
Edgar Triplett
Blizzard Toll Rises Across Plains States From Severe Storm
A spring blizzard swept the Plains causing up to six deaths in Nebraska Wyoming and South Dakota with heavy snowdrifts and 50 to 70 mph winds. Central Nebraska roads were impassable as a stalled school bus hid 29 people including a driver and teacher. Downed lines cuts power and flights were halted in Omaha while snow and wind battered Iowa Kansas Missouri and Texas.
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Denny's Comm Auction Tonight Auction of Furniture
A local notice announces a 7 30 p m auction at Denny's Community featuring furniture appliances and tools for sale by a listed organizer. The event invites bidders and specifies items available for bidding along with time and location.
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Amherst Diner Seeks Night Shift Waitress
Wanted experience waitress for night shift up to 45 hours weekly. Highest paid waitresses in Winchester area. No phone calls. Apply in person at Amherst Diner.
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Johnson warns NATO reform risks ally unity with De Gaulle
President Johnson urged Atlantic Allies to keep NATO intact and reform by consensus rather than isolation. He said any split weakens deterrence and could endanger France and the West, calling for consultation among 15 nations and urging De Gaulle to rejoin mutual efforts.
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