Senate Votes On Jury Trial Amendment In Civil Rights Bill
After 49 days of debate the Senate moves to vote on a jury trial amendment to the civil rights bill. Leaders warn timing is uncertain as presidents tour Appalachia and several senators consider trips or pairing to cover absences. Attorney General Kennedy meets with leaders to push final fate.
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Washington
Senate
Thruston B. Morton
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Robert F. Kennedy
Fulbright Arrives In Athens For Cyprus Talks
U S Senator J W Fulbright arrived in Athens to hear Greece and Cyprus sides on the Cyprus crisis. He planned talks with Prime Minister George Papandreou and others, after meeting British officials in London and preparing to visit Ankara. Gunfire across Cyprus drew U N forces into action amid threats tied to NATO east flank protests.
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Greece
Wa.s
J. W. Fulbright
Movernent
Cyprus
No Atlantic Treaty ‘ Organization
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Premie George Pose
Fulbright
London
Johnson
Alec Douglas-Home
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Ankara
Turkey
Ismet Inonu
NATO
U.N
LBJ invites reporters families to White House event
President Johnson invites reporters and their families to a 4:30 p.m. EDT news conference on the White House lawn. The event will be carried live by major networks with more than 1,000 credentialed reporters eligible to attend with spouses or children.
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Washington
White House
Fire alarms misread as true blaze in Winchester
At 12 15 a m a broken water pipe triggered a fire call while a separate small fire was reported on Fairm Ave near 10 30 p m. The Rouss Fire Co. dispatched one truck to extinguish a tree fire. Vandals damaged the local Fraternal Order of Police float. Contact the Police Dept if you have information about the sign or theft.
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Winchester
W. N. Gochenour
Fairm Ave
Rouss Fire Co
Fraternal Order of Police
FOP
Police Dept
Apple Bloom Stretch Across Unusually Long Bloom Period
Dr. Ansell B. Groves of the Winchester Research Laboratory notes an extended apple bloom season. Stayman peaked April 30 to May 1, York Imperial and Rome Beauty May 4 to 5, Winesap near May 1, with trees flowering during and after the festival.
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Ansell B. Groves
Winchester Research Laboratory
Star
York Imperial
Rome Beauty
Science Fair Judging Tonight at Handley High
Exhibits from Handley High School will be judged this evening from 7 to 9 at Luther S Hale Science gym. Allan Nola chairs the fair with about 125 exhibits across four divisions: Physics Chemistry Biology and General Science.
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Luther S. Hale
Handley High School
Ing
Shepherd College
Johnson urges war on poverty and civil rights focus
President Johnson says the economy is on a strong path but cites poverty disease and civil rights as urgent concerns. He calls the Advertising Council to front lines in poverty fighting and argues the moral case for equal access to public facilities benefits and voting rights.
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Washington
Johnson
America
Advertising Council
Povere
Congress
County School Building Progress and Planned Additions
Frederick County school building work is roughly on schedule though the new junior high near Fox Drive faces delays from bad weather. An architect from Norman and Dixon will advise Superintendent Ayler on additions to Clearbrook and Gore Schools to ease overcrowding and improve cafeteria service.
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Frederick County
Charles E. Bass
Frederick
Fox Drive
Bass
Richmond
Norman and Dixon
Robert E. Ayler
Clearbrook
Gore
Board of Supervisors
Landslide Wins Scored by Taft And Wilkinson Carrier
NORFOLK Va AP The aircraft carrier Lake Champlain and the destroyer Decatur collided 150 miles east of Cape Henry during anti submarine warfare. No one was injured. The Decatur sustained heavy superstructure damage and the Lake Champlain had one damaged aircraft. The Decatur with the Gearing headed toward Norfolk expected Thursday morning. The Lake Champlain resumed operations at sea.
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Norfolk, Va
Lake Champlain
Decatur
Cape Henry
Norfolk
Stephens City Adopts Plumbing Code and Town Improvements
Stephens City Council approves the State Plumbing Code on final reading and warns residents to purchase town licenses with summonses for noncompliance. A State Highway Department letter notes Water Street resurfacing budget funds. Work progresses on chlorination and sewer pipe installation as taxes come in. Mayor Comer cites progress and a $165000 sewage bond, plus boundary determinations by the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals and a ground survey by Walter M. Duncan.
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Stephens City
Virginia State Highway Department
Water St
Stephen’s Run
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Walter M. Duncan
LBJ to Stop At Martinsburg Tomorrow
A White House spokesman told The Star that President Lyndon B Johnson and his daughter Lynda Bird will land at Martinsburg airport at 10 a.m. tomorrow and transfer to an Air Force jet for a flight to Ohio. The public is invited to meet him and shake hands if possible. White House representatives were arranging details in Martinsburg.
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White House
The
Star
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lynda Bird
Martinsburg
Cumberland
Air Force
Ohio
Johnson
Experts cut daily calories for Americans in new guide
Washington reports from the National Academy of Sciences panel call for a 300 calorie reduction for a 145 pound man to 2900 and a 200 calorie cut for a 128 pound woman to 2100. They cite alcohol displacing nutrients and reduced activity as reasons.
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Washington
The
Food and Nutrition Board of the
National Academy _ of Sciences
National Research Council
Pilot Loses Coat and Papers Then Recovers Them
John Marinella of Toledo, Ohio, lost his coat and private papers when they were pulled from his cockpit window while flying near Martinsburg West Virginia. After landing he asked WEPM to broadcast a lost-and-found appeal and an unknown caller later reported the items had landed in a nearby plowed field and were recovered.
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Martinsburg
W.va
John Marinella
Toledo
Ohio
Washington
WEPM
Wallace Sparks Up Problems in Primary Contests
Washington AP reports George Wallace's presence stirs Democratic opposition as seven primaries unfold. Taft Jr. and Wilkinson win big. Glenn runs strong despite withdrawal. Goldwater gains Indiana votes while Wallace loses there but claims a victory view. Stassen earns minor write in results in New Hampshire and Ohio details follow. Alabama backs Wallace with a large unpledged electors slate amid party revolt.
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Washington
George C. Wallace
Alabama
John H. Glenn Jr
Barry Goldwater
Indiana
Wallace
Johnson
Goldwater
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Stassen
New Hampshire
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ohio
Robert Taft Jr
Senate
Aft
GOP
Ted Brown
Stephen IM. Young
Glenn
Oklahoma
Footeball
Bud Wilkinson
J. Howard Edmondson
Fred Harris
Ron
Weather Update From The Atlantic Coast
A high pressure area over the Atlantic coast states brings sunny skies and warmer weather. The pattern remains stationary, sustaining mild temperatures across the region today.
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Richmond
Atlantic Coast
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