Union Says Firemen Strike Unauthorized
Union officials say railroad firemen walked out without authorization amid a dispute over a federal arbitration ruling. The AFL CIO union warns the action could spread, while railroad leaders vow enforcement of court orders and possible action to prevent a nationwide strike affecting yards at Conway and other lines.
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Washington
H. E. Gilbert
AFL + CIO Brotherhood of
Gilbert
J. E. Wolfe
Alexander Holtzoff
Conway
Peoria
Pennsylvania Railroad
Toledo, Peoria & Western Railroad
Peoria & Pekin Union Railway
Firemen’s Union
Evenes Aa Pelle
U.S. District
U S Protests Drugging of Three Attaches
The U S Embassy in Moscow protested to the Soviet Union after three American military attaches were drugged during a trip to Odessa on March 24 26 Two assistant naval attaches and one assistant air attaché were affected but unharmed Press officer Robert J McCloskey said details were limited and the protest was filed in Moscow this week.
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Washington
U.S
Moscow
Odessa
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Black Sea
Mike Gillam Junior Fireman Responds to Alarm
James Wood High School junior Mike Gillam, 17, rushed from home to the Fire Co fire hall after an alarm. With the truck away he hired a taxi for 1.50 to reach the fire on Rt. 50 east. A float is last Friday's.
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Mike Gillam
James Wood High School
The
Fire Co
Rt. 50
Arrest Made in Slayings of Two Officers in Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg police said they arrested Lawrence Yeagler alias Lawrence Moore at a restaurant as part of the search for the killer of two officers. He was booked as a fugitive from New Jersey with a $25,000 bond. Wells remains sought for questioning in Monday’s New Jersey and North Brunswick killings. FBI alerted agencies nationwide. ballistics link reported.
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Fredericksburg
Lawrence Yeagler
Lawrence Moore
Yeagler
New Jersey
Lewis Henry Wells
San Quentin
Famouth
Wells
FBI
Johns. Kersnowsky
North Brunswick
N. J
R. G. Wright
William Frank Mines
F. W. Cobb
Winchester Civil War Reenactment Plans Approved
The Winchestr Frederick County Civil War Centennial Commission approved a Sept 19 reenactment on fields near Berryville Ave. and William Lockhart farm. About 500 reactivated Union and Confederate troops are expected to participate as the battle site recalls Sheridan’s 1864 crossfire near Opequon Creek and the Valley Pike.
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William Lockhart
Lohr and
Melvin ‘Dunlap
Acme
Berryville Ave
Philip Sheridan
Early
Winchester
Sheridan
Berryville Pike
Opequon Creek
Valley Pike
Two Story House Burned On Route 50
A two story seven room home on Route 50 east of town burned out early today. An adjacent 255 gallon oil tank exploded waking residents within a half mile. Exact cause unknown with uncertainty whether fire or explosion occurred first. Owners Mr and Mrs Calvin Borrows away when fire started. Fire companies from Shawnee and Boyce fought the blaze until 6 a.m. with a flare up later. The home near Izaak Walton League Park was insured.
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Rt. 50
Winchester
Calvin Borrer
Douglas Orndorff
Shawnee Fire Co
Boyce Fire Co
Borrow
Civil Rights Backers Score Narrow First Victory
In Washington the civil rights supporters won a narrow first test in the House asset bill battle. A 46 to 45 vote defeated Sen Morton’s amendment adding jury trials in cases tied to anti discrimination injunctions. supporters warn a similar version may return next week. Senate leaders Mansfield and Dirksen then proposed a limited jury trial for criminal contempt cases only when penalties exceed 30 days or a $300 fine.
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Washington
Sen
House
Senate
Thruston B. Morton
R-Ky
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Thomas H. Kuchet
GOP
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Mansfield
Morton’s
Integration of Luray School Sought for 1964 65 term
Page County School board considers transfer requests for four Negro students to Luray High and Elementary Schools for the 1964 65 term. Superintendent J. J. Siple said applications are being processed and will go to the State Pupil Placement Board for action.
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LURAY
Page County School Board
J. J. Siple
Johnson outlines aims in Ohio University speech
President Johnson in Athens Ohio urged equal justice and the elimination of poverty illiteracy and bias as he promoted the anti poverty drive. He warned progress would be gradual but stressed a hopeful future for the youth and tied the effort to the American Revolution.
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Ohio University
Johnson
Johnson hosts White House picnic news conference
President Johnson mixed policy with a lighthearted White House picnic setting inviting reporters and their families. He urged Congress to act on the administration program and warned of a late summer recall if not. He announced another visit by Robert McNamara to South Vietnam and urged wage restraint and price stability while denying any deal with the Soviet Union on Cuba spy flights.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Robert 8. McNamara
South Viet Nam
Constitution Protects Faith Warren Asserts
Chief Justice Earl Warren declared at a Cathedral dedication that the Constitution protects faith through separation of church and state. He linked this to debates over school prayers and Bible readings and urged that religion remains a vital, personal force within a religious nation.
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Washington
Earl Warren
Warren
Supreme Court
House Judiciary Committee
Washington Episcopal Cathedral
Arson Charged In Death In Staunton
Staunton police charged 45 year old Mrs May Woodson Via with arson after a woodbox fire in her home killed 66 year old Mrs Cora Belle Anthony. Police said a match tossed into the woodbox ignited the blaze and Via admitted throwing the match. She is held in jail on $1500 bond.
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Staunton
May Woodson Via
Staunam
Cora Belle Anthony
Via
Wooldbox
R. R. Cline
Summer Special Perms at Cinderella Beauty Nook
Jane Greenawalt Adams offers a two week summer special for permanents at Cinderella Beauty Nook 221 Boyd Avenue with no appointment necessary. Hair care services advertised at 6.50.
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R. Cinderella
Jane Greenawalt
Adams
Boyd Avenue
Plane F27 Explodes Crashing Near Concord Killing Forty Four
Pacific Airlines Flight 733 a twin engined Fairchild F27 from Reno crashed on a ranch ten miles east of Concord Calif. causing forty four deaths with all aboard perishing. Pilot Captain Ernest Clark first officer R Anderson and stewardess Marge Schafer named among the dead.
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Pacific Airlines
Concord
Calif
San Francisco
Airlines
Federal Aviation Agency
Reno
Louis Skase
George M. Galvin
Ernest Clark
R. Andress
Marge Schafer
Khrushchev Liner Through Bosporus Unnoticed
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev sailed the Armenian liner through the Bosporus near Istanbul en route to Egypt. The voyage took about thirty minutes with a Turkish pilot aboard, a police escort, and a brief message to Turkish leaders before the ship proceeded.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Khrushchev
Bosporus Strait
Egypt
Aremenia
Bosporus
Black Sea
Sea of
Marmara
Nina
Istane
Khrisshchev
Preemier
Ismet Shonu
Armenia
United Arab Republic
Weather outlook for Virginia this weekend
An extensive high pressure system will keep fair to partly cloudy skies across Virginia today and tonight. A chance of scattered thunderstorms exists in the western and northern counties Friday night and across most areas Saturday as the front moves in.
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Richmond
Virginia
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