Rockefeller Says U S Policy in Asia Is Bankrupt in Laos
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller accuses the Democratic administration of bankruptcy in Southeast Asia policy, blaming it for Communist gains in Laos and threatening wider conflict in Thailand and the Mekong corridor. He outlines steps including protecting Laos neutrality, backing Thai territorial integrity, and pressuring Laos to end sanctuary for Viet Nam guerrillas.
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Anaheim
Calif
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Southeast Asia
Rockefeller
Plain Des Jarres
Laos
New York
California
Thailand
Malaysia
United States
South
Viet Nam
U.S
Mekong River
South Viet Nam
Washington
Oregon
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Orange County
Goldwater
Shotgun rampage in Nassau leaves seven dead
In Nassau Bahamas a man wielding a shotgun killed seven people and wounded six during a two hour car rampage through South Nassau. Ruben Rolle 30 died by shotgun near his home after police surrounded a two square mile area. Police say the first victim was Rolle’s wife and the spree haunted neighbors and bystanders, with one man dying of a heart attack while aiding victims.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Ruben Rolle
Rolle
Alfred Glinton
Stores to Close in Winchester for Memorial Day
In Winchester area, stores will shut Saturday May 30 in observance of Memorial Day. President C Evans Kline of the Retail Merchants Assn. announced the closing. Dr Towlen’s Office has moved to 130 North Loudoun.
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Winchester
C. Evans Kline
The
Retail Merchants Assn
Dr.Towlen
N, Loudoun
Senate leaders see halt to filibuster on civil rights bill
Senate leaders from both parties forecast enough votes to end the Southern filibuster and pass the civil rights bill next month. Senator Hubert H. Humphrey discussed the optimism and potential parliamentary maneuvers to advance the measure.
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Senate
Washington
Demc
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate Appropriations Committee
Martin Heads Parking Authority Formation in Winchester
Martin J C Penny manager Richard J Martin elected chairman of the Winchester Parking Authority at its first meeting. John Goodwin of J V Arthur Inc chosen vice chairman and Robert S Barbour of Barbour Parrish accountants named treasurer. Authority to oversee downtown parking plans and signs. Wil lam A Johnston named legal counsel. The group began surveying downtown land for potential lots and discussed future parking designs. Senate cloture debate noted with Dirksen and Humphrey predicting votes to limit debate.
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Richard J. Martin
J.C. Penny
Winchester Parking Authority
John Goodwin
J.V. Arthur, Inc
Robert S. Barbour
Barbour & Parrish
Willam A. Johnston
France Calls Southeast Asia Neutrality Key to Peace
Paris says neutrality for Laos must be extended to all Southeast Asia as the sole path to peace. Foreign Minister Couve de Murville backs a conference of the 14 Geneva nations and signals flexibility on venue while noting U.S. support for a neutral Laos but opposition to neutralizing South Vietnam.
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France
Laos
Southeast Asia
Maurice Couve de Murville
Cable Net
Charles de Gaulle
Souvanna Phouma
Vientiane
Geneva
Sous Vanna
South Viet Nam
U.S
Camera Gear Stolen From Martin Gavis Car in Winchester
Winchester police report goods taken from the trunk of Martin Gavis’s car overnight. Missing items include a box of tools a gun a spare tire and a wheel with a slot and lock forced entry through the trunk lid. A full list and value are being compiled.
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Martin Gavis
Winchester
Gavis
W. Boscawen St
Scranton Seeks Changes in Appalachia Poverty Program
Gov. Scranton urged amendments to President Johnsons Appalachia plan including 10 million more for coal regions. He pushed for local control and funding via congressional appropriations and criticized the proposed Appalachian Development Corporation. He testified before the House Public Works Committee and presented a 30 page memorandum detailing maps diagrams and changes to the 228 million program.
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Washington
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
President Johnson
Appalachia
Scranton
Republiccan
Johnson
Public Works Committee
Appalachian Development Corporation
Appalachian Regional Commission
House Public Works Committee
Train Collision Kills Man, Injures Five in Maryland
In Landover Maryland an early morning collision of two Pennsylvania Railroad locomotives pulling freight cars killed 48 year old Harry Wayne Edwards of Oxford and left five others injured. A later gas tank car leak caused a fire but no additional injuries. The wreck occurred at Route 50 and 202 Cheverly near Washington with at least 26 cars derailed.
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Oxford, Md
New York
Washington
Cheverly
Washington, D.C
First Fatal UN Cyprus Casualty Blamed on Turkish Cypriots
In Cyprus a Finnish radio operator Juliana Matikainen, 27, was killed in a two hour battle between Turkish Cypriots and Finnish peacekeeping patrols near Kanli six miles northwest of Nicosia. The UN reported she was hit by three bullets while in a patrol car as Turkish positions fired about 20 shots. Lt. Col. A Kettinen led a response with a platoon and armored carriers. Deep regret was voiced by Amit Suleyman of Turkish Cypriot leadership, with a promise of full investigation. The 16,500 strong UN force includes about 1,000 Finns along with troops from Britain Canada Ireland Sweden Denmark and Austria.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
U.N
Juliana Matikainen
Matikainen
Kanli
A. Kettinen
Britain
Canada
Ireland
Sweden
Denmark
Austria
Bake and Rummage Sale at Mt. Airy Center
Lat 22 S Braddock Street Mt Airy Community Center hosts a bake and rummage sale. Apple Blossom editions bundles of 4 20 cents each plus postage available. Last chance. order now via Winchester Evening Star at phone 66243424.
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S. Braddock St
Mt. Airy Community Center
Adlai Pledges U.S. Defense of Southeast Asia
United Nations pledged that the United States will defend southeast Asia while peoples there seek independence. Stevenson charged that Indo Chinese Communist Party aims to take over all of Indochina and urged foreign troops to withdraw from Laos and respect borders. He cited President Johnson’s request for more economic and military aid to Viet Nam and warned against continued aggression.
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UN Security Council
U.S
Adlai S
United Nations Security Council
Southeast Asia
United, Nations, N.Y
Adlai F. Stevenson
United States
Communist Party
Viet Nam
IndoChina
U.N. Security ‘Council
Council
South Viet Nam Ad
Johnson
Viete Nam
Vieteam
South Viet Nam
Laos
Geeneva
Southeast
Weather brings sunny skies and cool breeze to Virginia
A cool air mass centered over New York state brings sunny weather and brisk winds to Virginia. Tonight temperatures will fall to quite cool levels. Plus an advertising misprint notes sliced country shoulder at 89 cents in last night's Star. Anderson Meat Market, 235 N. Boudoup St., Winchester.
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Richmond
New York State
Virginia
Anderson
S Meat Market
N. Boudoup St
Winchester
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