Battaile to Speak at Veterans Day Services
Frederick County officials announce Veterans Day programs with Mayor William M. Battaile delivering the keynote at the courthouse to honor armed forces veterans. A parade forms at 10 15 p.m. and proceeds down Loudoun Street ending at Cork Street.
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William M. Battaile
Frederick County
N. Loudoun St
Loudoun St
Battaille
Preservers of Peace
Dudley Reynolds
Sarah Zane Fire Hall
Sears Roebuck & Co
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2123
Douglas High School
William’ M. Battaile
National Symphony to Perform Tonight at Handley School
The National Symphony Orchestra under Dr. Howard Mitchell will give its annual concert this evening at 6:30 in the Handley School Auditorium. Sponsored by the Exchange Club, the event features the Flying Squirrels as a city dwellers curiosity. Lawrence and Dorothy Grim report finding a flying squirrel in their backyard at 431 W Bellview Ave, noting locals have not seen one in years.
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National Symphony Orchestra
Howard Mitchell
Handley School
Exchange Club
Lawrence
Dorothy Grim
Bellview
Ave
Friday Saturday Special Regular Diapers Sale
Friday and Saturday offer Cuunty diapers at 2.99 with a 5.00 purchase. Limit three dozen. Regular price 3.98. Local deal details appear in the shopper notice.
Moscow meet opens with push against nationalism in Communist world
Pravda editorial signals keynote address as Soviet Union hosts Chou En-lai and other foreign Communist leaders in Moscow. The piece urges an uncompromising fight against nationalism and chauvinism within the Communist ranks amid post Khrushchev tensions with China and calls for unity among ruling parties.
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Moscow
Kremelin
Communist Party of
Soviet Union
Pravda
Khrushchev
Seven Dead in Bolivia Fighting as Paz Estenssoro Regime Faces Coup
In La Paz militia loyal to deposed President Victor Paz Estenssoro fought the new military junta. Seven people were killed and 50 injured as air force planes bombed police held buildings while students and workers attacked security targets. Paz accused Air Force Gen. Gene Barrientos of orchestrating the coup and said he still has popular backing. He praised Gen. Alfredo Obando Candia, the junta leader, but warned Barrientos will seek the presidency. The junta vows quick power transfer and new elections amid economic strife and miner protests led by Juan Lechin. Bolivia cut diplomatic ties with Czechoslovakia over alleged embassy involvement.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Paz
Peru
Lima
Air Force
Gene Barrientos
Isu7e
Alfredo Obando Candia
Barrientos
Obando
NATO Crisis To Take Balt To Europe
Washington AP indicates Undersecretary of State George W. Ball will tour Europe within four weeks to discuss NATO crisis and unity. He will attend the Berlin fourth German American conference November 12 to 15 and the OECD meeting in Paris December 2 to 3. Ball has no stated plan to meet Charles de Gaulle.
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Washington
George W. Ball
Johnson
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
State Department
Ball
Berlin
Organiz
Economie Cooperation and Development
Paris
OECD
Robert J. McCloskey
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
Huswart
H. Humphrey
Organization of NATO
Dean Rusk
Paul-Henrik Spaak
Spaak
Harold Wilson
Weather Outlook For Virginia Frontal Passage
A weak frontal system was due to move across Virginia late today. Fair weather is expected to continue for the next several days.
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Richmond
Virginia
Johnson Humphrey In Huddle On Texas Ranch Visit
President Johnson and Vice President hopeful Hubert Humphrey enjoyed a Texan style meet at the LBJ Ranch near Johnson City. They toured the 400 acre estate and rode horses after a Western themed barbecue as they celebrated Tuesday's landslide victory and plotted for the campaign.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
LBJ
Stonewall
Tex
Johnson City
Johnson
Texas
Humphrey
Muriel
Sen
Minnesota
Mars Spaceship Launching Set for 1969 Mars Mission
Cape Kennedy Fla AP predicted launch of Mariner 3, a robot explorer, aboard a 10 story Atlas Agena D rocket. The mission aims to photograph and study Mars on an 814 month journey, flying within 8600 miles of the planet for first close up data and to aid designs for life seeking capsules.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
United States
Mars
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Goldwater Ends Washington Run to Rebuild GOP
Senator Barry Goldwater returns to Phoenix after losing to Johnson and plans to devote time to strengthening the Republican Party. He aims to build conservative organization and raise funds, keeping a Washington apartment while not seeking employment there. He will handle Senate mail and then vacation with his wife.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Washington
Senate
Johnson
Goldwater
Arizona
Paul Fannin
Romney Emerges as GOP Ballot Strong Man in 1964 Victory
President Johnson won a national landslide with about 61.4 percent of the vote. Governor George Romney of Michigan rose as the GOP’s strong ballot choice, winning 40 percent of Black voters in Detroit and delaying consolidation around Goldwater. Goldwater conceded a future run but urged GOP change, while Dean Burch faced calls to resign. Johnson hosted Hubert Humphrey at the Johnson ranch after the election returns.
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Washington
Michigan
George Romney
Johnson
Arizona
Romney
Detroit
GOP
Barry Goldwater
John Martin
Goldwater
Republican National Committee
Dean Burch
Burch
John~ ‘Sin
South
Margin gains boost Johnson programs drive in Congress
Democratic gains in both chambers strengthen push for health care for the elderly and Appalachian aid. White House views landslide as mandate for expansion of social programs, housing, immigration reforms, wage rules, and unemployment standards amid liberal calls for faster funding and a broader social security increase.
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Washington
Congress
Appalachian
White House
Johnson
Senate
House
Department of Housing and Community Development
Johnson Wins Majority in Virginia Negro Precincts
An analysis shows President Johnson received about 99 percent of the Negro vote in Virginia. In Richmond’s ten largest Negro precincts Johnson had 14,111 votes to Goldwater’s 115, and Norfolk’s ten Negro precincts contributed 10,819 for Johnson versus 311 for Goldwater.
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Richmond
Johnson
Virginia
Mr. Johnson
Senator Goldwater
Norfolk
President Johnson
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Veterans’ Day
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Whitaker W. Shelton
Visitation
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Cork St
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Winchester Veteran’s Council
American Legion
Conrad Hoover
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Reynolds
Ment
Tin Miners’ Union
Juan Lechin
Czechoslovakia
Balt
Johnson Humphrey
Mars Spaceship
Earth
Space Agency
Romeney
Coldwater
Fisc
Sarah Zane Fire CO
Rouss Fire Co
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation
Winchester Savings & Loan
Boscawen & Washington
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