British Ambassador Sees Vietnam Solution Through Negotiated Steps
At the University of Virginia Law Day Sir Patrick Dean the British ambassador said the Vietnam problem may be resolved only via accommodations and compromises while warning against expecting a neat final settlement He urged keeping negotiation paths open and using power to deter guerrilla aggression described as wars of national liberation to prevent wider peace threats.
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Charlottesville
United States
Viet Nam
Patrick Dean
University of Virginia
Patrick
Johnson
Sir Patrick
Asia
Glamorous mohair shell pattern for knit and crochet
Advertisement offers Pattern 7083 for a mohair shell with lacy background and crocheted edging. Sizes 32 34, price 35 cents. add 15 cents for mailing. Send NAME ADDRESS ZIP PATTERN NUMBER to Alice Brooks at Winchester Evening Star. Also promotes 1965 Needlecraft Data Logos and related pattern books and prices.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Needlecraft
John N Dalton Nominated for Virginia Assembly Seat
Radford Virginia AP A Radford Montgomery County Republican convention nominated John N Dalton a 33 year old Radford lawyer and son of federal Judge Ted Dalton for the House of Delegates He will oppose Democratic incumbent Kenneth I Desvor e of Christiansburg who has held the office for two terms.
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Radford
September Primary Elections Suggested by Virginia Candidate
State Senate hopeful Arthur W. Arundel urged replacing the July primary with a September primary and adding annual legislative meetings. He called Virginia’s current system the worst in the nation and said only about 10 percent vote in state elections. He argued July primaries suppress turnout and that a two-year legislative cycle fails to address growth.
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Mclean
Senate
Virginia
Arthur W. Arundel
Fairfax County
Arundel
Miss Shenandoah Valley 1965 Crowned At Shenandoah
The 20 year old Mary Baldwin College Spanish major Thelma Meriweather Gevedon was named Miss Shenandoah Valley 1965 after 23 contestants competed. First runner up Marsha Hanrahan and second runner up Patricia Griffin both from Madison College. Third runner up Sherry Ensogna of Winchester and fourth runner up Gayle Saltsman of Madison. Nailed by last year’s winner Marci na Jones Shenandoah College student, Gevedon is from Beaumont California.
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New Market
Juliet Meriweather Gevedon
Mary Baldwin College
Shenandoah Valley
Marsha Marie Hanrahan
Madison College
Patricia Lee Griffin
Madison
Sherry Ensogna
Winchester
Shenandoah College
Gayle Saltsman
Marciana Jones
Shen- Yeo College
Wifiner
Miss Gevedon
W. H. Gevedon
Beaumont
Calif
Valley Lenny Winesberg estate fire destroys property
A blaze Saturday night leveled Valley Lenny Winesberg estate. Firefighters saved nearby Harry Wisman residence from scorching as flames were halted before spreading. The report notes loss and containment with no further details provided.
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Lenny Winesberg
Harry Wisman
Public Hearing On Air Pollution Ordinance Held In Montgomery
Public hearing in Christiansburg Montgomery County addressed a proposed air pollution control ordinance tied to a Louisville Cement Co plant on a 1200 acre Blacksburg tract. HEW officials urged stronger standards saying current limits are inadequate to protect health and property. Barringer and HEW officials clashed over potential discrimination while Virginia Tech administration opposed the plant.
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Christiansburg
Montgomery County Board of Supervisors
Louisville Clement Co
Blacksburg
J. M. Bareringer
U.S. Health, Education and Welfare Department
HEW
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Louisville
Barringer
Psychology Across 42 Philippine sweets o 1 Human souls
A crossword style puzzle listing across and down clues. Entries include references to psychology terms, foods, Greek terms, and body parts. The grid features numbered clues and brief hints for each entry in a mix of wordplay and definitions. The tone imitates a newspaper puzzle page with a large, varied clue set.
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New York City
Man Dies When TV Antenna Strikes Power Line
An Alleghany County man, Donald Lee Meadows aged 27, died in Lowmoor Virginia after a television antenna he carried struck a 7,200 volt power line. The incident occurred near his home on Sunday as he walked with two ten-foot sections.
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Lowmoor
Alleghany County
Donald Lee Meadows
Udall Seeks Potomac Basin Conservation Meeting
Interior Secretary Stewart Udall called for a Potomac River Basin states meeting to develop a conservation model. He said discussions with the Interstate Commission will precede a June gathering and emphasized broad cooperation among federal agencies District of Columbia and four basin states Virginia West Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania. President Johnson on Feb 8 ordered work with federal state and local groups to beautify and conserve the Potomac.
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Washington
Secreary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Potomac River
Udall
Interstate Commission
Potomac River Basin
Potomac
District of Columbia
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryeland
Pennsylvania
Johnson
Grounded Freighter Is Freed After 12 Hours
A loaded freighter named Marine Trader ran aground three miles off Cape Henry in Chesapake Bay at 3 a.m. The vessel was freed by tugs Delaware and Sandy Point at 3 p.m. There was no damage, and the ship proceeded to Baltimore.
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Norfolk
Chesapeak Bay
Baltimore
Cape Henry
Delaware
Sandy Point
Peanut Butter Popularity Outside the United States
The article notes that outside the United States peanut butter is largely unknown except as a health food, with limited adoption in foreign markets and culinary use. It discusses cultural reception and market potential in various regions.
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The
United States
Eng
Greek whisky import probe narrows customs gap
Athens authorities are scrutinizing whisky imports after British figures show 40 000 cases imported last year while Greek records list 22 000 cases. The discrepancy triggers a formal customs inquiry into possible under report or evasion.
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Athens
Greece
Primatene Tablets Offer Asthma Relief Without Prescription
The article promotes Primatene as a doctor prescribed asthma formula now available over the counter in most states. It claims the tablet form opens bronchial tubes relieves congestion and stops attacks within minutes with hours of relief, advertising eight medicines in full strength and urging readers to buy Frimatene at any drugstore.
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New York
N. Y
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