NATO Ministers Meet in Secret Session Over France Demands
In The Hague French calls for a stronger role clash with a push to tighten NATO structure. Gerhard Schroeder noted a cleansing effect after a three hour session. Manlio Brosio named NATO secretary general while a pro peace protest of about a thousand women occurred outside.
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McNamara Predicts Vietnam War Step-up
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara said the U.S. aims to step up the war in South Vietnam with continued aid and advisers. He noted progress in expanding Vietnamese air power and met with South Vietnamese leaders before flying back to Washington.
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Brumback Votes No On Court House Renovation
Longtime observers note the Frederick County Board of Supervisors chairman B O Brumback spoke I vote no in the 3 to 1 decision on courthouse renovation. Forecast calls for cloudy cooler weather with a chance of showers after a brief heavy shower earlier today.
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Berryville Sets New Edits for Town Ordinances
Berryville Town Council approved re editing and publishing town ordinances after a decade without code. Officials adopted a dump use ban for Clarke County residents and a snow removal rule. Enders authorized grading on Dorsey Street and a four inch water line on Rice Street. Police reported 1 arrest 64 calls and 135 parking tickets last month.
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Kennedy Sees Serious Amendment Problems
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy said there is still a lot to be done before a final accord on a package of civil rights amendments. Senate and House leaders discussed changes aimed at widening protections while limiting injunction power and giving states exclusive jurisdiction for a period. Republicans voiced cautious optimism as Dirksen schedules a GOP conference to gauge support amid the long Senate debate.
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Man escapes wreck as he lacks a dime
In Macon Georgia an unnamed man arriving at a truck stop telephone booth lacked 10 cents for a call. While he sought change a tractor trailer crashed into the booth demolishing it. He left before investigators could obtain his name.
Goldwater Tops Nebraska GOP Vote Amid Nixon Write-Ins
In Nebraska, Barry Goldwater led the Republican presidential preference with 56,578 votes from 1,804 of 2,148 precincts while write-ins for Nixon totaled 35,050. In West Virginia, Nelson Rockefeller led the uncontested GOP primary with 65 percent as 1,952 of 2,664 precincts reported. President Johnson drew substantial Nebraska write-ins. Nixon’s best spring primary showing came in Nebraska.
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Opequon Dam Plan Opposed by City Council Unanimously
The City Council rejected the Army Corps of Engineers plan to build a dam on Opequon Creek near Winchester. In a unanimously passed resolution, the council denounced financing, administration, and regulation as impractical and opposed the local impact. Frederick County supervisors and local groups also voiced opposition.
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Air Force reports losses in South Viet Nam planes
The Air Force told a congressional committee that of 72 planes in operation two may have crashed due to structural failure with other causes undetermined. The B26 and T28 planes were recalled or replaced as needed, while Sky Base Navy planes are to arrive soon.
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New Handley High School Gym Plans Approved
Handley High School to add a 2000-seat gymnasium with a 450000 dollar Literary Fund loan. The project connects to the rear of the building and includes dressing rooms and upgraded heating. The loan would be repaid over 30 years at 3 percent, or 2-4 percent if funded via the Virginia Retirement System.
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Weather Brief in Virginia Showers and Clearing Skies
A frontal system brought showers and thundershowers to Virginia today. Tonight the front passes and skies will clear with cooler temperatures. Dr Towlen's Office moved to 130 N Loudoun.
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