Shirley Temple Black Loses California Congressional Bid
Shirley Temple Black, former child star, is defeated for the Republican nomination in San Mateo County's 11th District by Paul N. McCloskey in a race centered on Vietnam policy. McCloskey, a Korean War hero, advances to face Democrat Roy A. Archibald in the December 12 runoff to fill the late J. Arthur Younger’s seat through January 1969.
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Redwood City
Calif
Shirley Temple Black
Congress
Paul N. McCloskey
McCloskey
Roy A. Archibald
San Mateo County
J. Arthur Younger
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United States
U.S
Vietnam
Archibald
Black
Younger
City Democrats Set Nov 28 Mass Convention
A mass convention of Winchester Democrats is set for November 28 in the city hall corporation court room at 8 p.m. The purpose is to elect committee members for the next two years. Prospective candidates must file their names with committee secretary Harry A. Carpenter by 5 p.m. on November 24.
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Winchester Democrats
City Hall
Harry A. Carpenter
Cold snap drops to single digits with frigid forecast
A thin snow cover disappeared as temperatures fell. The thermometer dropped to 18 to 24 degrees tonight, with a forecast for a very cold night. Tomorrow remains chilly, with slightly higher readings expected Friday.
Round Hill Fire Co Annual Meeting Announcement
Round Hill Fire Co schedules its annual meeting for Thursday November 16 at 8 p.m. in the fire hall with a covered dish supper beginning at 6 p.m.
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Round Hill Fire Co
War Effort Encouraging General Says
Gen. William C. Westmoreland said the Vietnam situation is more encouraging than in four years in the combat zone. He hinted at possible faster troop deployments toward the 525,000 target before mid 1968 and opposed long bombing pauses during holidays. He stressed personal pressure to perform and noted political risk for President Johnson.
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Washington
William C. Westmoreland
Vietnam
Saigon
Johnson
U.S
United States
Westmoreland
Ellsworth Bunker
Robert S. McNamara
North Vietnam
Highlands
Cold front brings clear skies and cooler temps in Virginia
A sharp cold air front crossed Virginia early today leaving generally clear skies and temperatures lower than normal across the state including Richmond and surrounding areas.
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Richmond
Virginia
Attacks Spark Major Fire at Dak To Base in Highlands
North Vietnamese mortars pounded the Dak To forward base and destroyed two U.S. C130 transports with a main ammunition dump exploding, spreading fire to a nearby Montagnard village. About 500 dependents were evacuated as U.S. troops reinforced the site amid ongoing fighting in the central highlands. A Green Beret team advised Montagnard fighters, but officials later said the village, not the Special Forces camp, was affected.
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Saigon
Dak
Associated Press
John Lengel
4Th Division
U.S. Army
U.S. 4Th Infantry Division
U.S
Dak To
Amherst St. Section Closure Approved by City Council
The council unanimously approved vacating Amherst Street between Indian Alley and Braddock Street to enable Parking Authority plans for a multilevel structure and disposition of the old health building. A December recommendation on the former health building is anticipated, with no closing date set yet.
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Amherst St
Indian Alley
Braddock St
Health
Municipal Buildings Committee
Roy W. Bayliss, Jr
Parking Authority
Richard J. Martin
Public Safety Committee
Ben B. Dutton, Jr
Boscawen St
Braddock
Cameron St
Park closes chains debate sparks council input
A Park and Recreation letter reports chains were broken at park entrances causing closures from midnight to 6 am on four of seven nights. Police patrols will monitor, posts remain, and council members urge stronger enclosures or legal actions to curb vandalism.
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Park and Recreation Department
Sato Sees Threat To Japan
Washington AP Prime Minister Eisaku Sato told President Johnson that Southeast Asian leaders fear a U S withdrawal from Vietnam without a proper solution would threaten regional security. He cited an 11 nation tour and prepared to present views at a National Press Club luncheon.
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Washington
Eisaku Sato
Japan
Johnson
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Southwest Pacific
White House
Sato
National Press Club
Okinawa
Bonin Islands
Intense Cold Hits Northeast Snowbound Regions
The storm system dumps over a foot of snow in Upstate New York south of Buffalo with 4 foot drifts and slippery roads. Three deaths in the Buffalo area are linked to snow shoveling as the belt extends along the Great Lakes into northern New England. Alpena and Massena report heavy snowfall with Michigan Ohio and Pennsylvania seeing several inches.
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Associated Press
Great Lakes
Upstate
New York
Buffalo
Lakes Huron
Erie
Ontario
New England
New York State
Alpena
Lower
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Massena
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Paul N. McCloskey, Jr
Kathy
San Mateo
Susan
City Democrats
Seb Grove Furniture Co. Inc
Loudoun St
Tack
Rick Merron
Kenneth Robinson
Planning Commission
Historic Winchester
Chamber of Commerce
Public Improvement Committee
Wayne A. Whitham
William M. Battaile
H. W. Brooks
Wilson C. Dickson
George H. Garber
James H. Fleming
Mr. Garber
Julian K. Armel
W. Woodhull Baker, Jr
Council
Carroll H. Henkel
Holland Spring Bulbs Smalts Garden
Dean Rusk
Takeo Miki
E. Earl Shade
Denny’s
Carl Rotz
Boyd’s Drug Store, Inc
Howard Johnson
Grove Furniture Co. Inc
St. Loudoun St
International Night Wayside Inn
Middletown
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