World Series Opens Under Sunny 70 Degree Forecast
ST LOUIS AP sunny skies and 70 degree weather greet the opening game of the World Series between the New York Yankees and St. Louis Cardinals. First pitch at 1 p.m. CDT NBC will broadcast with Whitey Ford for the Yankees and Ray Sadecki for the Cardinals.
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New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
NBC
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Whitey Ford
Cardinals
Ray Sadecki
Winchester Concert Assn elects officers for fall drive
More than 20 members of the Winchester Community Concert Association met to elect officers and board members and plan the fall campaign. Frances Miller is president. other officers include Janet Harrison first vice president Ralph Yount second vice president Mildred Jones treasurer Marjorie Duncan recording secretary Helene Walker corresponding secretary and Jack H Cummins Jr third vice president. Directors elected for three year terms are Miller Cline Tillotson Zickaroos Bradfield Reinhold and Cummins. Campaign to run the week of Oct 19 with at least three concerts and a reciprocity plan with Shenandoah Assn Martinsburg. Kickoff on Oct 19 at 7:30 p.m. at George Washington Hotel.
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Winchester Community Concert Assn
Frances Miller
Janet Harrison
Ralph Yount
Mildred Jones
Marjorie Duncan
Helene Walker
Jack H. Cummins
Miller
Donald Cline
Dorothy Tillotson
Mendall Zickaroos
M. E. Bradfield
Glenn Reinhold
Cummins
City home fire drill scheduled for 6 p.m. tonight
Winchester Volunteer Firemen will sound sirens at 6 pm to prompt residents to enact a home evacuation plan during Fire Prevention Week. The Winchester Retail Merchants Association meets at the Winchester Golf Club at 6 pm to elect officers.
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Winchester Retail Merchants Association
Winchester Golf Club
Johnson assails Goldwater farm plan in corn belt stop
President Johnson denounces Republican farm proposals as a threat to price supports and the U.S. economy during a Des Moines stop on a six state tour. He repeats the plea in North Carolina and vows broader aid for farmers while stressing American strength.
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Barry Goldwater
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Midwest
North Carolina
Ohio
California
Washington
White House
Iowa Capitol
North Carolina State College
Raleigh
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Raleigh-Durham
America
Police arrest dozens of defiant mothers in school siege
New York AP reports police arrested 65 adults on loitering or near a school charges as white mothers and supporters protested a desegregation plan at Public School 149 in Jackson. About 100 demonstrators marched outside the school, with 80 children taken to court. A man faced felonious assault charges against a policeman during the protest.
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GM and IUE Reach National Labor Contract Agreement
Detroit AP reports General Motors and the International Union of Electrical Workers reached a new national contract covering 25,000 GM employees in five plants. The agreement mirrors the UAW deal in economic and noneconomic terms, affecting Frigidaire Delco and Packard facilities in Ohio New York New Jersey and Michigan.
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General Motors Corp
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
United Auto Workers Union
Tshombe Held as Hostage by Nasser Regime in Cairo
Cairo reports say Moise Tshombe was held at the Aruba Palace by the United Arab Republic government pending a Congo move to free the U A R embassy in Leopoldville. Al Ahram corroborates a guarded embassy and restricted access after his failed nonaligned nations conference call.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Moise Tshombe
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Conference of Nonaligned Nations
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Aruba
Goldwater claims Johnson delegated nuclear authority to NATO commander
Senator Barry Goldwater contends President Johnson already delegated emergency nuclear weapons power to the NATO supreme commander, a claim Nixon likewise supports. Goldwater criticizes Johnson for misstatements while urging clarity on control during emergencies.
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Bank Assets 28 Billion In Virginia
Total assets of 124 Virginia national banks were 2.8 billion as of June 30, up from 2.51 billion a year earlier. Deposits rose from 2.229 billion to 2.488 billion. Also reports say China and Iraq signed an air agreement per Peking’s New China News Agency.
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Virginia
James J. Saxon
Tokyo
China
Iraq
Peking
New China News Agency
Byrd Jr to Speak at Winchester Memorial Hospital Dedication
State Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. headlines the dedication of a new five story 3.45 million addition to Winchester Memorial Hospital. The 2 pm outdoor ceremony in the parking lot features band and choir performances and tours of the facility with hospital officials and clergy present.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
S.stewart St
Goldwater Campaign Swing Reaches New Jersey In 1964
Barry Goldwater flew into Atlantic City to address a breakfast crowd urging limits on presidential power. He warned Johnson's executive authority has grown dangerous and pledged to curb the presidency if elected. Rep. Milton Glenn framed the campaign as Republicans uniting under Goldwater's conservative banner.
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GSA Refutes Claim Johnson Suite Hikes Austin Building Cost
The General Services Administration disputed a Republican charge that a Johnson suite added 2.65 million to an Austin federal building. Officials said final cost will be slightly under eight million, with no required occupancy for the White House and noting prior presidential spaces elsewhere.
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Johnson
Austin
Tex
General Services Administration
F. Clifton White
Citizens For Goldwater-Miller
White House
White
Texas Temple
GSA
Internal Revenue Service
De Gaulle greeted by warm Paraguay welcome after rough Argentina windup
In Asuncion Charles de Gaulle received a festive Parisian welcome with Viva s and rose petals as tensions rose in Cordoba Argentina where Peronists clashed with police. At least one policeman was gravely wounded and several civilians injured amid protests tied to Peronist efforts to aid exiled Juan Peron.
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Paraguay
Charles de Gaulle
Argentina
Alfredo Stroessner
de Gaulle
Arturo Tilla
Coran
Presiident
Tion
Juan D. Peron
Renault
Illia
Three Bodies Found After Helicopter Downing West of Saigon
A U S Army helicopter with five Americans and a Vietnamese observer was shot down 13 miles west of Saigon. Three bodies were found burned beyond recognition. three others missing. A second helicopter also went down but its crew survived.
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South Viet Nam
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Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Tran Thien Khiem
Khiem
Europe
Rhodesian State of Emergency Declared in Salisbury
The government of Southern Rhodesia declared a state of emergency in the Harare township of Salisbury. It said public safety and essential services were threatened and vowed to arrest all thugs and hooligans.
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Weather brings sunny cool day to Virginia
A high pressure system moved over Virginia producing mostly sunny skies and cool temperatures. No significant precipitation was reported as high pressure settled in.
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Richmond
Virginia
Gaunt's Drug Store Ad Promotes Pepper Savings
An old advertisement offers black pepper at 59 cents per pound with a savings offer insured by Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation and a 4 1/4 percent dividend from Winchester Savings & Loan. Corner of Boscawen and Washington streets featured.
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Federal Savings & Loan& Insurance Corporation
Winchester Savings & Loan Corner
Boscawen & Washington
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