Viet Fighting Rages Third Day in Northeast Vietnam
U S and South Vietnamese forces report heavy combat in the northeast corner of South Vietnam for a third day. In two days allied casualties include 616 enemy killed, 43 Americans dead, 221 wounded. South Vietnamese 6 killed, 17 wounded.
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Fourth annual Sports Breakfast guest list grows with youths
Gray Ebert, 13, and cousin Timmy Hartsfield, also 13, of Callahan Florida, join the event at the Lee Jackson Restaurant. Fran Tarkenton of the New York Giants will speak at the Friday morning breakfast.
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Tip Top Pizza Shop Announces Apple Blossom Closure
Tip Top Pizza Shop will be closed Thursday and Friday for Apple Blossom. The shop plans to reopen Saturday and lists the contact number 667-8078 for inquiries.
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Blue Ridge Collection
Settlement Seen Near in Phone Strike
Washington AP negotiators in the two week long national telephone strike have nearly wrapped up a wage settlement and may announce a broader contract today. AFLCIO CWA president Joseph Beirne says progress has been made and talks with Bell Telephone System for about 200 000 workers have resumed, signaling a pattern for some 600 000 Bell System employees.
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Miss Davis Receives Fire Truck Parade Ride
Pop singer Miss Skeeter Davis arrived at the George Washington Hotel with guitarist Ronnie Light to begin a day of parade events. Firemen escorted her to a Rouss Fire truck for interviews and a preview of the festival as Firemen's Marshal.
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Route of Firemen's Parade Through City Streets
Firemen’s Parade forms at 4 30 p m Thursday on Cameron Street traveling from the George Washington Hotel to Gerrard Street and adjoining roads. It moves at 6 p m north on Cameron west on Baker south on Loudoun west Germain to Stewart and Handley Boulevard then east to Braddock Street. It ends at Valley Avenue near Loudoun Street.
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Rockefeller Wins Massachusetts Write-In Upset in Primary
In Massachusetts Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York, not a declared candidate at polls opening, wins a surprising write-in victory over favorable son Volpe on the Republican ballot. Senator Eugene McCarthy leads the Democratic votes with about 50 percent. Rockefeller trails in final returns with Nixon close behind. New state rules award all Republican delegates to Rockefeller on the first ballot and Democratic delegates to McCarthy, with McCarthy leading Kennedy Humphrey and Johnson on the Democratic side.
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Queen-Elect Barbara Eisenhower Arrives for Festival Role
Queen-elect Barbara Anne Eisenhower is welcomed at the Byrd home on Tennyson Avenue. Hostess Mrs. Harry F. Byrd Jr. hosts the event with chaperone H. K. Benham III, roommate Linda Urbaniak, and Mrs. John Eisenhower observing star photographer Jim Hamilton’s scene.
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41st Queen Shenandoah XLI to be crowned tomorrow
Miss Angie Eisenhower will be crowned Queen Shenandoah XLI in a traditional ceremony with a pomp and pageant. Actors Lyle Talbot and Jack Mullaney, and actresses Virginia Mayo and Margaret O'Brien attend. Senator Harry F Byrd Jr will place the crown and the prelate Rev William Lyons will administer the oath. The Handley Band will play God Save The Queen as the royal procession ends at the Royal Viewing Stand.
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Margaret O’brien
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Harry F. Byrd, Jr
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Handley Band
God Save the Queen
Fog and Smoke Cause Fatal Multi Car Crashes in Orlando
Thick fog and smoke rolled over Central Florida today triggering massive chain reaction wrecks. Two people were killed and two cars were on fire as visibility dropped to five feet. Troopers said ambulances and fire crews were guided by foot patrols through the scene.
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Winchester One Star Apple Blossom Festival Souvenir Edition
The Winchester One Star Apple Blossom Festival Souvenir Edition will be available at 10:30 a.m. Friday. Boys wishing to sell this special edition should contact the Circulation Department before 4 p.m. tomorrow for details. Wanted To Buy Ladies Bowling Ball and Shoes size 6 contact Northside Lanes.
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Boyd's Drug Store Festival Hours 9 12 Noon
Local storefront festival sets hours at Boyd's Drug Store with activities running from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Thursday and Friday. Organizers invite community members to attend events, sample offerings, and enjoy demonstrations.
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Virginians Seek March Roadblock on Washington Lands
A Virginia led bid in Congress aims to block the Poor People’s March from camping on public lands in Washington. Rep John O Marsh Jr says the measure would bar mass demonstrations from bivouacking on federal property, with military bivouac exemptions. Rep Watkins Abbitt warns officials have failed to guarantee order and urges bond and District Committee action to secure the capital.
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Byrd to Crown 41st Apple Blossom Queen Eisenhower
Anne Eisenhower, crowned Shenandoah XLI of the Apple Blossom Festival, arrives on time to the Byrd home for a royal procession. Senator Byrd will crown her at tomorrow’s coronation, with guests including Linda Urbaniak and Mrs. John Eisenhower.
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Anne Crowned as Granddaughter Nears Winchester Event
Anne speaks with humor and poise as she faces many public appearances. The Queen's mother is described as handsome and charming with auburn coloring. A telegram from former President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower awaited Anne at the Byrd home, sending love and apologies for missing the ceremony.
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Weather Richmond Brief Sees Cool Northeast Air
A cool air mass over the northeast brings lower Virginia temperatures with sunny skies and a small chance of precipitation. The text also lists festival related notices including hours for Gregory's Inc and a garbage collection postponement during the Apple Blossom Festival.
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