John E. Marsh Charged In $14,220 Bank Holdup
A warrant was issued for 29 year old John Edward Marsh of Paper Mill Road on armed robbery charges in the C S Bank South Loudoun branch theft of 14 220. FBI agent Bishop said a complaint and warrant were filed with U S Commissioner David G Simpson around 12 45 pm. The crime involved bank employees Caroline Hickerson and Roxy Hockman present during the holdup on Sept 22.
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John Edward Marsh
Paper Mill Road
South Loudoun
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
Thomas E. Bishop
Richmond
FBI
Marsh
U.S
David G. Simpson
Caroline Hickerson
Roxy Hockman
Bride Dies. Groom Injured In Maryland Car Crash
A bride of about three hours, Pauline Virginia Adams Gregg, 21, was killed when a car left Rt. 51 west of Inwood, West Virginia, and overturned Saturday afternoon. Her husband Nelson Freeman Gregg, of Winchester, sustained head injuries. a best man was also in the car. The couple had wed at Pine Grove Methodist Church about 1:30 p.m. The bride worked at Doubleday Co. in Berryville and was daughter of Jamney L. and Ida Line Adams of Gerrardstown. A funeral was set for Pine Grove Methodist Church. Three Brunswick, North Carolina, residents suffered cuts in a separate Rt. 522 crash near Hunting Ridge.
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Rt. 51
Inwood
W. Va
Pauline Virginia Adams Gregg
Sunnyside Station
West Virginia
T. G. Freeland
Kings Daughters Hospital
Martinsburg
Nelson Freeman, Gregg
Winchester
Sai
Loudoun St
Pine Grove
DeHaven
Frederick County
Groggs
She
Jamney L
Ida Line Adams
Gerrardstown
Rhonda Lynn Adams
David Adams
Washington, D.C
Thomas Adams
Marshall Adams
Mr. Falls
Virgil
Kenneth
Brenda Adams
Brunswick
Hunting Ridge
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Ceres
Bland County
Rustburg
Louise T. Phillips
Lynchburg
Jarratt
Billie Jay Wyers
Roanoke Rapids
N.C
Jareratt
U.S. 301
Virginia Beach
Peter Pp. Harrison
Virginia
Danville
John Wesley ‘Barker Jr
Russians Launch Lunar Rocket With Automatic Station
Moscow AP report says the Soviet Union launched a multistage rocket carrying Luna 7 toward the moon. The unmanned automatic station weighs 1506 kilograms and carries telemetering and scientific instruments on a near corrected trajectory toward the moon.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Heavy Vietnamese losses in Binh Dinh battle
Fierce fighting raged in Binh Dinh province as a Vietnamese army battalion clashed with a strong Viet Cong force. Government losses were heavy while U S advisers reported light casualties on their side.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Binh Dinh
U.S
Phu Cu
Soldier Shot by Police in Front Royal During Call
Army Private Robert Lee Pennington AWOL from Fort Hood was shot by a Front Royal police officer who answered a family disturbance call. Pennington, 20, was listed in fair condition at Warren Memorial Hospital. The officer said Pennington backed toward him with a butcher knife, and the shot was for self defense.
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Front Royal
Robert Lee Pennington
Fort Hood
Tex
Pennington
Warren Memorial Hospital
Charles W. Rutherford
Dennis Thompson
Toll climbs as Virginia reports 788 deaths including child
Virginia police tally 12 new fatalities raising toll to 788 including 6 year old Pricilla Annette Jones who died en route to school. The list covers Danville Blairs Chesapeake Bland and other communities with multiple auto related deaths.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Danville
Pricilla Annette Jones
Rt. 1
Blairs
U.S. 460
Pittsylvania
Chesapeake
Mabel Blowe
Atlantic Avenue
Narrow St
Ceres
Herbert Russell Dillon
Bland
Suneday
Cathedral First Stop On Pope Paul VI Mission
Pope Paul VI met President Johnson in New York at the Waldorf Astoria after a processional arrival from Saint Patrick’s Cathedral. Security was tight with Secret Service, police and guards, as crowds gathered and sidewalks were closed. The meeting marked a historic exchange between an American president and a reigning pope on U.S. soil.
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Johnson
Pope Paul VI
New York
Paul VI
Astoria
Patrick’s
Li] Hand
State Department
Pope
the Waldorf
Sst. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church
Aleady
Woodrow Wilson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Vatican
John XXIII
Pius XII
Rome
Old House Naval Affairs Committee
Near East
Mediterranean
Pope John
John
Benedict Xv
Eisenhower
Kennedy
North South Skirmish Draws Thousands at Fort Shenandoah
About 3,000 people from across the Eastern United States attended the 32nd National North South Skirmish at Fort Shenandoah Gainesboro over the weekend. Activities included unit inspections artillery matches meetings and a Blue Gray Ball. A chicken barbecue fed 600 attendees and awards honored 1860 to 1865 era costumes.
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United States
Fort Shenandoah
Gainesboro
Board of Directors
Johnson offers asylum to Cubans at Statue of Liberty
President Johnson announced a refugee offer for Cubans at Liberty Island, pledging that those seeking asylum will find refuge in the United States. He framed the move as upholding America's tradition of asylum while Castro challenged the U.S. to allow Americans to visit Cuba. Estimates suggest 50,000 to 75,000 Cubans might seek entry, with Miami as a temporary staging point. The day also marked signing a new immigration bill ending quota-based limits.
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New York
Johnson
America
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Havana
U.S
Americcans
United States
State Department
Miami
Florida City
Liberty Island
Indonesian Army In Firm Control Amid Jakarta Crisis
Radio Jakarta declares the Indonesian army in firm control of Jakarta as rebel forces threaten the capital. Six generals were found dead in a capital area grave, including Army Chief Lt Gen Achmad Yani, while Suharto and Nasution reportedly remained safe at military headquarters. Sukarno claims to be firmly in charge as right‑wing generals consolidate power under him.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Radio
Jakarta
Associated Press
Antoine Yared
Java
Sukarno
A *T Revolutionary Council
Pale Ace
Radio Jakarta
Achmad Yani
Radio Medan
Suematra
Abdul Haris Nasution
Armed Forces
Suharto
Singapore
Pramoeto
United States and Mexico to Study Desalting Plant
The U S and Mexico agreed in principle to study a large nuclear powered water desalting facility for border regions including Sonora and Baja California. The project could also provide electricity and would be promoted under IAEA sponsorship if built. The feasibility study is to be signed soon in Washington.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
White House
Donald Hornig
Sonora
Baha
Lowe
California
Arizona
U.S
Hornig
International Atomic Energy Agency
Johnson
Pope Paul VI Arrives in U S for Historic Visit
Pope Paul VI lands at JFK and travels to St Patrick’s Cathedral in a two hour motorcade through Manhattan. He appeals at the United Nations for peace as he meets President Johnson marking the first papal visit to the Americas.
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C&s
Pine Grove Methods
Robert Armentrout
Charles Starkey
Lakeland, Fla
Luna
da Nang
Pope Paul
Johnson Is
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Fifth Avenue
Land
United Nations
Waldorf Towers
Mid - Manhattan
Queens
Negro Harlem
Spanish East Harlem
Yorkville
U.N
U Thant
Boyd
Corrigan Rug
Barber
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