Inez hurricane may spare South Texas citrus crop
Hurricane Inez altered course toward Tampico area but could miss Brownsville and South Texas. Evacuations filled City Hall as warnings extended to Corpus Christi while grocers stocked candles and batteries. Citrus growers fear heavy fruit losses if the storm strikes the Lower Rio Grande Valley.
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Repair of Rt 17 Stretch Sought Before Board
State Senator J Kenneth Robinson and Winchester Mayor William M Battaile urged the Frederick County Board of Supervisors to seek repair for a 13 mile Rt 17 segment between Marshall and Warrenton. They asked a resolution with copies to the highway department and officials in Luray and Warrenton. The road, not in arterial plans, was called a death trap amid heavy traffic including servicemen. The City Council may join with a similar resolution to press the state for action at the capital.
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Winchester
William M. Battaile
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
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Warrenton
Highway Department
Luray
Del
Tom Frost
Robinson
Battaile
Acto
Orioles Clinch World Series With Robinsons 20th Homer
Baltimore wins 1-0 as Frank Robinson hits a 410 foot homer in the fifth inning to seal the championship over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Dave McNally and a youthful pitching staff shut down the Dodgers with 33 scoreless innings across the series. Boog Powell Paul Blair and the Orioles celebrate in a chaotic dressing room after the clinching victory at Memorial Stadium.
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Andy Etchebarren
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Baltimore
Frank Robinson
Number 20
Memorial Stadium
Robbie
West Coast
Los Angeles Dodgers
Moe Drabowsky
Dave Mc-Nally
Wally Bunker
Jim Palmer
Dodgers
New York Giants
Red Ames
Christy Mathewsom
Joe McGinnitty
Giants
Philadelphia Athletics
Birds
Willie Davis
Lou Johnson
Johnson
Paul Blair
Woodie
Curt Blefary
Jim Lefevre
Clarke Youth Killed in Berryville Crash
A Clarke County youth, Allen Wayne Martin, 16, of Berryville, died when his pickup collided with a car on Rt. 340 near Berryville at 1:55 a.m. He was among several injured in weekend crashes that also involved a Winchester taxi driver and multiple others treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital and University of Virginia Hospital.
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Winchester
Allen Wayne Martin
Rt. 2
Berryville
Rt. 340
Welton Strasnider
Albin
James Owens
University of Virginia Hospital
Charlottesville
Ellis Williams
Charles Town
W. Va
Patricia Williams
Rt. 50
Robert Ebersole
Lester Bill
Robert Queen
Merle Cooper
Allen Rosenberger
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Action Packed Weekend Features Wood Clarke Shenandoah College
Sports action ran hot over the weekend with James Wood Clarke County and Shenandoah College at the center. World Series coverage dominates, while the Punt Pass and Kick Contest is highlighted on pages 15 16 and 17.
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James Wood
Clarke County
Shenandoah College
Campaigners Find War Isn't Issue
With less than a month left in campaigning both parties privately concede the Viet Nam war is not a major election issue. Voters are uneasy about the conflict and peace efforts, but most believe the president is doing his best. Senators weigh public sentiment and potential military options in a race shaped by national security.
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House
Paper Urges Byrd and Spong Election
The Richmond Times Dispatch urged voters to elect Harry Byrd Jr and William Spong Jr to the U S Senate, and also recommended William L Scott for the House from the 8th District. The paper emphasized qualification over party and praised Byrd as an effective freshman senator.
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Richmond Times Dispatch
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
William B. Spong, Jr
United States Senate
William L. Scott
House of Representatives
Scott
McNamara in Saigon as Marines Move Toward Front
U S forces reinforced the embattled zone in South Viet Nam as B52 bombers attacked infiltration routes just north of the demilitarized line. McNamara arrived for a four day visit to assess man power and funding needs while Marine divisions closed on the 17th Parallel and the 173rd Airborne Brigade reinforced Da Nang.
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Viet Nam
173Rd Airborne Brigade
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Sive
McNamara
North
Viet Cong Reject Peace Proposals
Viet Cong denounces Britain's peace plan and Pope Paul VI appeals as ineffective. A Communist Liberation Press Agency commentary calls for linking peace to U S troop withdrawal from South Viet Nam. North Viet Nam and the Soviet Union also rejected Brown's plan. Archbishop Sergio Pignedeli completed a papal mission to Saigon.
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Britain
Viet Nam
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U.S
Communist Liberation Press Agency
Soviet Union
George Brown
Saigon
Sergio Pignedeli
Vatican
South
Home Rule Test Blocks Major Senate Bills
The Senate votes on cloture to block a filibuster against a home rule bill for the District of Columbia. Morse’s amendment would set up an elected mayor and city council while Southern foes oppose it. Passage affects college aid, three appropriation bills, and a large housing bill. A national park proposal in Indiana Dunes is also noted.
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Senate
District of Columbia
Mike Mansfield
89Th Congress
Congress
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Johnson
Indiana Dunes
Lake Michigan
Eisenhower Urges Quick Win in Viet Nam But Flags Nuclear Use
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower says the Viet Nam war requires a swift victory but rejects any suggestion of using nuclear weapons. He warns Republicans against making Viet Nam policy an election issue while stressing Americans must back the commander in chief. He notes the war’s guerrilla nature and the importance of national morale.
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Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Viet Nam
U.S
Europe
Eisenhower
Johnson
Congress
UN considers new resolutions over South Africa policy
At the United Nations General Assembly two more resolutions target South Africa's apartheid. One, by Poland and Saudi Arabia, asks the Security Council to act against racial segregation. The other, by 40 African and Asian states, urges adherence to prior GA recommendations and the arms embargo. Discussions also touch on Viet Nam peace plans and U Thant's term status.
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N.Y
South Africa
U.N. General Assembly
Poland
Saudi Arabia
Security Council
General Assembly
George Brown
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Andrei A. Gromyko
U Thant
Market ad notes closures and price correction
Special Today Tuesday and Wednesday Willow Lawn Market Park Sausage 59¢ per pound Pat s Beauty Shop 723 S Cameron will be closed due to illness until October 25 Correction in Friday s ad states the Gold Meadow Home for sale in Shawnee Land priced at 27500 with complete financing Rogers builder 1712 Henry Ave Call
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Cameron
Shawnee Land
Rogers
Henry Ave
Call
Town Crieb Rain Fell From Dark Clouds
A cold front moved through the area with dark clouds and rain today. The forecast predicts a clear cooler night and tomorrow with a low in the 30s. The five day outlook shows temperatures average two to seven degrees below normal.
J C Penney Opens New Braddock Hairdresser Location
For Our Customer's Shopping Convenience, Open Tonight Till Nine. J C Penney Co announces a new hairdresser location at 2078 Braddock Street, inviting customers to visit this evening.
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Braddock
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