Deer Hunting Yields Fall Amid Cold Spell In Shenandoah Valley
A cold spell reduced deer kills across the Shenandoah Valley with 365 deer reported on opening day. Hunters credited wind and low temperatures for a lighter tally as a late bear was reportedly killed in Fauquier County by Dave Fahnestock of Winchester. Local check stations logged several bucks from Hayfield Winchester and Cross Junction. A bear weighing about 225 pounds, aged four to five years, was checked at Roger's Diner in Clarke County and marked as the first bear checked there this season. The cold wave was expected to continue through the weekend with a warming trend forecast later.
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Frederick
Clarke
Shenandoah Valley
Dave Fahnestock
Winchester
Blue Ridge Mountains
Fauquier County
Roger
Clarke County
Bain Ina
Elk diners plan meat from Colorado hunt at lodge
Three Winchester Elks Lodge No. 867 members Joe Daniel Joe Hershberger and William Carter return from a Colorado elk hunt to provide meat for the lodge meal tonight at the Elk home.
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Kennedy and Rusk face hostile crowd in Chile and Uruguay
In Concepcion Chile a student crowd of several thousand booed and threw rocks at Kennedy and Rusk as they tried to speak. A 25 year old man spat at Rusk in Montevideo after Rusk laid a wreath for Artigas. Kennedy pressed on despite jeers and leftists burned a U S flag during the gymnasium confrontation.
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Earle
University of Concepcion
Rusk
Montevideo
Jose Artigas
Uruguay
State Department
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Kennedy
Cuba
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Theymnasium
Peking Seeks UN Seat Amid U S Push for Two Thirds Rule
United States and ten others urge the General Assembly to uphold the 1961 two thirds voting rule for UN seats, arguing a simple majority would threaten peace in Asia. Peking supporters accuse Washington of a procedural maneuver to block Red China from the world body.
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United States
China
U.N
Peking
General Assembly
U.S
U.S. Ambassa
Dor Arthur J. Goldberg
Charles W. Yost
Assembly
Asia
Yost
Pekine
Red China
Viet Nam
World Forum
United Nations
Southeast Asia
Robinson Announces For State Senate Seat
J Kenneth Robinson a 49 year old Frederick County orchardist announced his candidacy for the State Senate seat vacated by Byrd. The announcement came at a meeting with supporters from Winchester Frederick Clarke Shenandoah and Loudoun Counties and received unanimous encouragement to run.
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J. Kenneth Robinson
Frederick County
U.S
Harry F. Byrd
Robinson
Winchester
Frederick
Clarke
Shenandoah
Loudoun
Sen
Byrd
Gore Soldier Deserter Found Dead in Ohio
Officials identify Pvt Charles E Lucas 23 of Gore Virginia as Army deserter who allegedly posed as a government agent. He died by self inflicted gunshot near Cochran Road in Aurora Ohio after months on the run. FBI Cleveland field office confirms desertion from Fort Leonard Wood Missouri on July 22.
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Ohio
Toeath
Charles E.lucas
Ore
Cochan Road
Earl E.brown
FBI
Cleveland Co
Lucas
Ft. Leondwood
Brown A
Denny's Com Auction Tonight at 7:30
Auction features furniture appliances and tools with a 7:30 p m start. Howard Johnson's Fish Fry also promoted with as you can eat offer for one dollar.
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Denny’s
Howard Johnson
Viet Cong Press Attacks On Regrouped Americans
Viet Cong forces renewed attacks in the Ia Drang Valley as U S cavalrymen regrouped nearby. In Hiep Duc 28 miles south of Da Nang a Viet Cong battalion overran the district HQ and its 150 man garrison, with reports of destroyed buildings and impaled victims. Four U S planes were lost in a bombing run toward Hanoi Hai Phong, two rescued, one killed, one missing. Official tallies show 890 Communists killed since Sunday amid heavy fighting while U S troops reportedly adjusted positions rather than withdraw.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
Ida Drang River
Hiep Duc
da Nang
Hanoi
North Viet Nam
Haiphong
U.S. 1St Cavalry
la Drang
U. S
Deep Snow Grips Midwest As Cold Intensifies
A severe winter system plows the northern Midwest with 2 to 6 inches of new snow and high winds. Temperatures dip to near zero or below from Montana to Minnesota, with teens in the south and gale warnings on Lakes Superior and Michigan. Fatalities reported in Ohio as roofs and trees collapse under the storm.
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Associated Press
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Montana
Minnesota
Nebraska
Havre
Mont
Bemidji
Minn
Bismarck
N.C
Omaha
International Falls
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Houghton
Mich
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Michigan
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Ontario
Ohio
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Tiffin
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California
Trade-in Sale at Grove Furniture Co
Grove Furniture Co inc advertises a trade in offer of 30 dollars for old bedroom suites. Located at 125 St Loudoun St the sale promotes a quick value for used furniture.
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St. Loudoun St
Los Loudoun St
Johnson pushes civil rights bill and school color blind plan
President Johnson unveils a 1966 priority to pass a civil rights bill against white juries and to advance racial justice as an active federal goal. He calls for a broad study of race and education to aid local schools and backs a White House conference with civil rights leaders.
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Alabama
Newsman Reports North Vietnam Offered Peace Talks
Newsman David Schoenbrun quoted a French official saying North Vietnam offered to begin unconditional peace talks with the United States during the May bombing moratorium. He said the offer asked France to tell Washington Hanoi wanted cease fire talks in South Vietnam, but the U.S. resumed bombing May 18.
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N.J. Cap
David Schoenk
United States
North Viet Nam
Schoenbrun
Paris
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
U.S
Columbia Broadcasting System
London
Hanoi
Byrd Faces Early Hurdles In Senate Office Building
Harry F. Byrd Jr. encountered unexpected difficulties on his first day in the Senate office building after succeeding his father. He said he remained in his office until about 8:30 pm and found the building nearly locked, wandering corridors for a half hour before locating one exit kept unlocked for late workers.
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Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Senate
Byrd
Mother of Luther Durham Claims Son Innocent
Mrs. Luther Durham Sr asserts her son Luther Durham Jr is not guilty in a Frederick County Circuit Court murder trial over the February 1963 slayings of Mrs. E M Snow 85 and Waltonie Naomi Hoover 47. Durham’s Greensboro relatives accompany him as the defense contends he was a quiet student who left school after the sixth grade.
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Luther Durham, Sr
Luther, Jr
Frederick County
E.M. Snow
Waltine Naomi Hoover
Murder Trial Details Shared Statement Admissions
Testimony in the Durham murder trial includes a 1964 police statement in which he and Otha Howard allegedly admitted breaking into the Denis Hoover home to steal. The statement describes entering through a door, discovering Mrs. Snow fatally harmed, and fleeing with Howard left inside the house.
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Otha Howard
Cold air mass halts in Virginia driving temperatures into 20s
A rapid moving mass of very cold air sweeps Virginia and the eastern states, with temperatures expected to drop into the 20s tonight. The weather message warns of plunging temperatures and potential frost.
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Richmond
Virginia
East
Tradein Sale and Hotel Dining Notice at Gere Fire Co
A one week sale at Suitscave on Los Loudoun Street offers 1-3 off coats and 1-4 off other items. Margaret L Hodgson Hat and Dress Shop advertises dining in George Washington Hotel Washington Room 6 to 8 p.m. daily except Sunday. Also a notice that Gere Fire Co annual membership meeting is on Monday December 6 at 7 30 p.m. at Fire Hall with G V Prelip listed.
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Hodgson Hat & Dress Shop
Washington
Sun
George Washington Hotel
The
Gere Fire Co
G. V. Prelip
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