Flights to Orient from Va Begun
Northwest Orient Airlines started Virginia to Orient service with a Dulles origin flight to Tokyo via Anchorage. The inaugural jet, 125 seats, was christened by Mrs. Warren G. Magnuson amid remarks by Senators Byrd and Magnuson and FAA head General McKee.
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Orient
Virginia
Northwest Orient Airlines
Friendship Airport
Maryland
Dulles International Airport
Loudoun County
Tokyo
Warren G. Magnuson
U.S
Washington State
Byrd
Dulles International
General McKee
Dulles
Northwest Orient Flight
Anchorage
Alaska
Bombings Kill 11 in Saigon as U S Aircraft Collision
In Saigon two terror blasts killed 11 people and wounded 42, including three Americans. A Claymore mine near a stadium injured police and civilians, while a taxi blast near military billets killed two Vietnamese and wounded 10. A Skyraider collision killed the pilot and a photographer Bernard Rosenberg of the Albany Times Union.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
An Khe
Bernard Rosenberg
Albany
N.Y
Times-Union
Associated Press
Congie National Stadium
Local peddler mistakes company car for taxi in city
Henry Lowry stopped at a light with two refined women who asked for a ride to B and M Chevrolet. He agreed, thinking they sought transportation, while they believed his yellow company car was a Yellow Cab. The weather forecast called for 66 to 72 degrees.
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Henry Lowry
Loudoun
Cork
B & M Chevrolet
Lowry
Battle Over 14B Opens On Monday
The Senate begins debate Monday on 14B a House bill to repeal Taste Hare tley Act section permitting union shop bans. Leader Mansfield clears the way for lengthy discussion with Dirksen signaling extended debate by both sides.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Editor for GOP Newsletter Ousted Over Birch Ties
The editor of Rally, a Washington Young Republicans newsletter, was fired for membership in the John Birch Society. Fran Westner handed him a termination letter citing past and present Birch ties while Miller admitted joining January 1962 as a nominal member and said he planned to express conservative views in the paper. About 1,800 copies are printed monthly.
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Washington (Ap
Washington Young Republicans
John Birch Society
Society
Birchers
Thruston B. Morton
R Ky
GOP
Fran Westner
Greenbelt
District of Columbia Young Republicans
George H. Miller Jr
Ner
Republican Party
District of Columbia
Rpublicans
Miller
Catholic University
The
Birch Society
Washington
Rally
New York Prepares to Welcome Pope Paul VI
New York readies for the Popes arrival and a 14 hour program. He will meet President Johnson address the UN call for world peace hold a Mass at Yankee Stadium and pray at St Patricks Cathedral. He plans visits with Protestant and Jewish leaders and a stop at the World Fair Vatican Pavilion before a 24 mile motorcade to St Patrick's.
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New York
New ‘York
Paul VI
New World
Johnson
United Nations General Assembly
Yanekee Stadium
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Vatican
Kennedy Airport
St. Patrick’s
Rusk and Gromyko End Talks With No Pact Reached
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko concluded three hour talks at the United Nations with no specific agreement. Both said contacts would remain open for possible future accords, especially disarmament, and Rusk will return to Washington next week.
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United Nations, N.Y
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Rusk
United Na‘tions
Mid
Man‘hattan
U.N. General Assembly
Washington
Negro Named Bishop in New Orleans
Rome reports the appointment of the Very Rev. Harold R. Perry as auxiliary bishop of New Orleans. At 49, born in Lake Charles, he becomes the first American Negro named a Roman Catholic bishop in 90 years, announced by Archbishops Hannan and Cody.
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Rome
Harold R. Perery
New Orleans
Paul VI
Philip Hannan
New Oreleans
John Paterick Cody
Chicago
James Attine Healy
Catholic Church
Porteland
Maine
Father Perry
Lake Charles
U.S
Cody
Hannan
Perry
Divine Word
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Carlo Lewis
Panama
Oldest Senator Is 88 Today
Washington AP reports Sen. Carl Hayden of Arizona is 88, the longest serving member in U.S. history. He has served since 1926, now in his seventh six year term, and was Arizona’s first congressman at statehood in 1912.
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Washington
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Senate
Appropriations
Hayden
Arizona
House
Congress
U N U S Confident On Bar To China
The United States remained confident it can keep Communist China out of the United Nations another year as Peking supporters push the issue. Cambodia announced a boycott tactic in the General Assembly arguing Red China's absence has weakened the world body's ability to address critical issues.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
China
Peking
Cambodia
Huor Sambath
General Assembly
U.N
World Organization
Sambath
Albania
U.S
Viet Nam
Assembly
Arthur J. Goldberg
Washington
Southeast Asia
North
South Viet Nam
Goldberg
Hanoi
India
Pakistan
Red China
Red
Lin Piao
Chen Yi
Clarke Board Weighs Central Alarm System Plan
Berryville Clarke County Supervisors to review a proposed Central Alarm System for fire departments Rescue Squad and law enforcement with estimated annual cost around 10 000 to 12 000 The plan follows the end of free alarm service by C&P Telephone Co when the new dial system starts February and Berryville council backs a locally manned system
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Berryville
Clarke County Fire Companies
Board of Supervisors
C&p Telephone Co
Jaycees
Kenneth Gilpin
Polly’s Cab Co
Winchester
Superivost
H. B. Pierce, Jr
Daytime Jobs Planned in Prisoner Rehabilitation
The federal prison system will start a work release program allowing hundreds of inmates from 10 institutions to work outside the walls each day and return at night. Participants must be minimum custody and not violent offenders, with gradual expansion and community support.
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Washington
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Johnson
Myrl E Alexander
Bureau of Prisons
Lefivenworth
Kan
Marion
Ill
Englewood
Colo
el Reno
Okla
Chillicothe
Ohio
Terminal Island
Calif
Martial Law Proclaimed in Jakarta Amid Coup Turmoil
Jakarta radio reports martial law in the capital and West Java after loyal forces crushed a coup attempt. Troops from Bandung reinforce Jakarta as rebels recapture the communications building, with Sukarno still listed as chief of state and his palace cordoned off.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Jakarta Radio
Siliwangi
Malaysia
Bandung
West Java
Central
Java
Sukarno
Hundreds View Coin Exhibit at Winchester Hotel
The Shenandoah Numismatic Society expects hundreds to view its exhibit at the George Washington Hotel in Winchester. Thirty two dealers fill the exhibit room guarded by two city police. Attendees toured George Washington's and Stonewall Jackson's headquarters and other sites. Exhibits judged at 3 pm with prizes awarded at 8 pm. Dealers Bourse opens Sunday at noon and special prizes at 5 pm. Coin Show closes Sunday at 6 pm.
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Shenandoah Numismatic Society
George Washington Hotel
S.N.S
Winchester
George Washington
Stonewall Jackson
Weather Warm And Fair In Virginia
A high pressure area over Illinois brings fair weather to Virginia with mild temperatures and light winds expected across the region.
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Richmond
Illinois
Virginia
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Harry F. Byrd, Jr
William B. McKee
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Boscawen & Braddock
Pope
Gromyko
Clarke Board
Winchester Evening Star
House of Fashion
Fern’s
Hayfield
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