RFK Opposes Eisenhower Nuclear Transfer to Europe
Senator Robert F. Kennedy said it would be a terrible mistake for the United States to transfer nuclear weapons to European allies, arguing it would betray U.S. responsibility. Other senators voiced opposition, while Eisenhower urged a revision of the Atomic Energy Act to allow sales under NATO oversight, a move Kennedy and others warned could provoke Soviet retaliation.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
United States
Dwight Eisenower
U.S
New York Democrat
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Arowa
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Air Force
Eisenshower
Eisenhower
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Ednam F. Kelly
D-N.y
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO Organization
Europe
Hickenlooper
Symington
Soviet Union
Jackson
NATO
Family Finds Ground Hog Orphan In Tin Can
Stanley Edends, 15, of Old Charles Town Road, found a ground hog with its head stuck in a tin can today. His mother Louise Edens rescued a similar animal recently. Weather outlook hints at warmer tomorrow but cooling trends remain uncertain.
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Stanley Edends
Old Charles Town Road
Louise Edens
Byrd Opens Headquarters In Opponent's Hometown
Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr opens campaign HQ in Alexandria, hometown of rival Armistead Boothe. Ceremony at 917 N. King St. draws Alexandria leaders including mayor and council members as Byrd criticizes influence groups. Boothe outraises on attendance issue in Richmond remarks.
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Byrd
Opponent
Associated Press
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Alexandria
N. King St
Richmond
Afl-Cio
Armistead L. Boothe
Virginia Senate
U. S. Senate
Frank E. Mann
Nicholas Colosanto
Commonwealth
Earl Wagner
Marshall J. Beverly
Andrew , Clarke
Del
James M. Thomson
Alex
Camepaign
Arlington
Virginia Retail Merchants Convention
Armistead J. Boothe
Senate
Boothe
Congress
Rebellion Against Ky In Da Nang Collapses
Two seriously hurt in crashes. seven area residents injured over the weekend. A fatal head on collision on Route 7 killed Loyd Powers 26 of Vienna. Baker 26 in critical condition at Fairfax Hospital.
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Thomas C. Baker
Fairfax Hospital
Baker
Loyd T. Powers
Vienna
Tyson’s Corner
Albert P. Scott
Arlington
Weekend Crashes Kill 9 in Virginia
Nine people died in weekend crashes across Virginia raising the 1966 toll to 371. Victims include Alvie Randell McLaughlin, 21, of Warrenton. George Roderic Borum, 21, and Mary Catherine Diggs, 16, in King William County. Dorothy Robinson Garrison, 59, of Honaker. Louis Raymond Vilacha, 18, of Tazewell. Charles Aubrey Stevens, 55, of Sutherlin. Lloyd Thomas Powers Jr., 26, of Vienna. Martha M. Dodd, 72, of Ewing. and Clyde Elmore King, 27, of Broadnax.
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King William County
Virginia
Rectortown
Alvie Randel McLaughlin
Warrenton
George Roderic Borum
University of Richmond
Mary Catherine Diggs
West Point
Cochoke Mill Pond
Borum
Wortoben
Tidewater Review
Tazewell
Louis Raymond Vilacha
Bluefield
Tazeewell
South Boston
Charles Aubrey Stevens
Sutherlin
Fairfax County
Lloyd Thomas Powers Jr
Vienna
Tyson’s Corner
Ewing
Martha M. Dodd
U.S
Union Level
Clyde Elmore King
Broadnax
Heat wave in India kills at least 15 as temperatures soar
A killer heat wave rose across northern India for a fifth day. Temperatures reached as high as 115 degrees Fahrenheit, leaving at least 15 people dead.
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New Delhi
India
Britons Rowing Atlantic From America to England
Two British rowers left Virginia Beach aiming for St Ives England in 50 days aboard the Puffin dory. Their bid recalls 1896 sailors Herbo and Samuelson who raced Fox 3000 miles to England in 55 days. The earlier voyage drew 2000 spectators but ended in capsizing and retreat.
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Virginia Beach
Atlantic
Virginia
England
America
St. Ives
David Johnsonton
John Hoare
New Jersey
George Herbo
Frank Samuelson
the Battery
New York
Dory Fox
New York Herald
Newfoundland
Grand Banks
Sita
Herbo
Samuelson
Luere
Sandy Hook
McNamara Shows Softer Public Image in Speeches
In two recent speeches McNamara projects idealism over military power. He questions reliance on hardware for security and defends campus dissent while highlighting the computer as a symbol of progress and human labor.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Chatham College
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Viet Nam
United States
Soviet Union
Red China
Ford Motor Co
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Fire damages Apple Plant and warehouses in Romney West Virginia
About 150 firefighters from several communities battled for over three hours Sunday to contain a blaze that destroyed an apple packing plant and two warehouses in Romney. Investigators estimated damage above 135 000 dollars and warned a nitrate fertilizer stockpile could have exploded if ignited.
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Romney
W.va
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Weather Drift Brings Pleasant Mid Atlantic Air
A cool air mass moving eastward over the Middle Atlantic states provides pleasant weather across the region. Temperatures remain mild with light winds as the front drifts slowly east.
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Richmond
Middle Atlantic States
Da Nang Surrenders as Ky Gains Control in South Vietnam
The last rebel headquarters in Da Nang capitulated to Premier Nguyen Cao Ky after eight days of fighting, 400 rebels surrendered with arms. Ky consolidates power in the city as U.S. curfews tighten and anti-American rioting erupts near Saigon.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
da Nang
Nguyen Cao Ky
Tinh Hoi
Junta
U.S
Thien Minh
Minh
Tri Quang
Bud
Robertson Seeks Bank Law Reform in Local Address
Senator A Willis Robertson told 250 at the Stonewall Jackson Chapter of the American Institute of Banking that Viet Nam and inflation are the country s top problems. He praised young bankers and discussed bills to tighten bank holding company rules and a Financial Institutions Supervisory Act of 1966.
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Viet Nam
A. Willis Robertson
American Institute of Banking
Robertson
AIB
Stonewall Jackson
Lee-Jackson
Elsie Matthews
Shenandoah Valley Bank
L. Bayliss
Stonewall
John Steed
Front Royal
Lucille Burkhart
Whittier Ave
Stonewall‘Jackson
R. E. Lee
Financial Institutions Supervisory
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Linda Hulver
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Route 50
Hayfield
C. D. Taylor
Sharon McDaniel
Mountain Falls
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Friendship
Kenneth Lewis
Berryville Ave
Gregory Griffin
Catonsville
Phillip Turner
Robert Lynn Anderson
Baltimore
H. M. Holliday
W. D. Alexander
E. Piccadilly
N. Kent St
Donovan Wilson
Dunlap Ave
Vernon Comes
Paper Mill
Memphis
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Dorothy Robinson Garrison
Honaker
U.S. 58A
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Pittseburgh
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