U S and Soviet Hope for New Nuclear Nonproliferation Talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko says after meeting President Johnson both nations seem eager to reach a treaty to prevent nuclear weapons spread. The State Department supports the assessment and talks on nonproliferation are to resume in New York City.
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Washington
Andrei A. Gromyko
Johnson
State Department
Gromyko
New
White House
Dean Rusk
Virginia Real Estate Seeks 8 Percent Mortgage Rate Hike
Virginia economists and industry leaders told a legislative study commission that Virginia’s 6 percent cap on long term home loan interest has throttled financing for housing. They urged raising the limit to 8 percent to unlock credit, warning savings and loan lending may drop billions and thousands of new homes.
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Richmond
Virginia
Cone
H. H. Crowell Jr
Virginia Real Estate Association
Gov. Godwin
General Assembly
del. C. Hardaway Marks
Hopewell
Godwin
Mark W. Saurs
Virginia Savings and Loan League
Savings and Loan Associations
Frank W. Kellam
Virginia Building Material Association
Crowell
Weather Update Shows Close Highs and Lows
Today's high reached 64 degrees, matching last year's figure while the low around 43 compares with 48 a year ago. Tonight remains cool with a forecast high of 65 to 70 tomorrow.
Market Rally Continues Gains in Glamour Stocks
The New York stock market rallied briskly with heavy trading. At 10:30 a.m. the Dow rose 6.68 points to 761.19, blue chips strong in an early rally continuing from Monday. The Dow finished up 10.19 points at 754.51.
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New York
Congress Quits Major Measures Pending In 1967
Congress sets Oct. 22 quitting goal to lock away major administration proposals as Senate and White House weigh funding and policy goals. Johnson’s favored civil rights, gun control and health bills face deep freeze while spending and education measures push to later action.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
House
John W. McCormack
McCormack
Mansfield
White House
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Truth In Lending
Frederick County Board Votes to Buy Land for New Junior High
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors approved purchasing 25 acres east of Stephens City for a new junior high serving grades 7 8 and 9 to alleviate crowding at James Wood High School. The land costs 25 000 dollars at 1 000 per acre, with ownership portions held by Scully Woltz and Robert K Stickley.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Frederick County
Stephens City
Scully & Woltz
Robert K. Stickley
Ayler
James Wood High School
James Wood
Aylor
Sentencing Withheld In Powell Contempt Conviction
Judge Matthew Levy postponed sentencing for U S Rep Adam Powell after he hears arguments on the case’s jurisdiction. Powell and his lawyers boycotted the trial, which found him guilty of willfully disobeying court orders related to a 164000-dollar libel judgment against Esther James. The maximum penalty is 150 days in jail and a 1250 dollar fine.
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New York
U.S
Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
State Supreme Court
Matthew M. Levy
Justice Levy
Foureman Legal
Levy
New York Democrat
Esther James
Soviets Offer New Moscow Embassy Site
Moscow suggests a downtown site for a new U S embassy as talks continue over larger reciprocal embassies. U S officials want options near the ambassador's residence and the Soviet Foreign Ministry, while negotiations over site size and locations drag.
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U.S
Moscow
United States
Washington
U S Helicopter Troops Wipe Out Diehard Viet Cong
U S helicopter troops killed 33 Viet Cong and captured eight in a five hour battle near Qui Nhon as part of Operation Irving. Cavalrymen and air support pressed operations on the central coast with 116 strike missions flown against truck convoys in North Viet Nam.
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U.S
1St Division
Qui Nhon
North Viet Nam
1St Cavalry
Viet Nam
Brown seeks new peace appeal at United Nations
British Foreign Secretary George Brown prepared a general policy speech at the United Nations General Assembly to push his Viet Nam peace plan. North Viet Nam and Red China rejected the proposal, while Brown met U S officials and planned a second talk with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko to pressure for a softer stance. Brown unveiled the plan at Brighton and urged a Geneva framework including Viet Cong in talks, a halt to bombing, and elections within two years.
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Johnson and
Rusk
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Soviet Union
Europe
Viet Nam
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N.Y
George Brown
U.N. General Assembly
North Viet Nam
Red Chin
Brown
U.S
Arethur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Andrei A. Gromyko
Britain
Indochina
Geneva
North
South Viet Nam
Four U S reports pulled from astronautics congress
In Madrid four American scientific papers slated for the International Astronautics Congress were withdrawn at the State Department’s insistence. Delegates cited objections from the Air Force and NASA though the papers reportedly contained no classified material and summarized previously released space program material.
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Madrid
Spain
International Astronautics Congress
U.s.state Department
Office of Munitions Control
U.S. Air Force
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
U.S
B O Employee Killed in Rail Mishap Near Stephenson
Neal Allen Sherman aged 44 of Berryville died after a railroad accident on B and O tracks near Stephenson at 5 05 p m He was brakeman on duty and died after being taken to Memorial Hospital The railroad opened an investigation and the body lies at John Enders Funeral Home in Berryville Survivors include his wife Ellen Stewart Sherman five sisters and a brother Funeral arrangements incomplete
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Neal Allen Sherman
Blue Ridge Drive
Berryville
Stephenson
Osman
Hi Forée
Winchester
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Sherman
Strasburg
Robert H. Sherman
Freddie Edmonson Sherman
U.S. Armed Forces
Ellen Stewart Sherman
Robert O. Sherman
New Orleans
Mary Ellen Mears
Olney
Nancy Watts
Washington, D.C
Martha Jones
Pittsburgh
Dorothy McGowan
Charlotte Robinson
John Enders
Clear cool weather grips Virginia from cold front
Richmond AP reports a large high pressure area over Tennessee and a leading cold front sweeping through Virginia last night, bringing clear skies and cooler temperatures across the Old Dominion.
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Richmond
Tennessee
Virginia
Old Dominion
Inez Proved More Fickle Than Wicked
Inez, a hurricane menaced Mexico after a dramatic path that baffled forecasters. The storm zigzagged from Florida to Cuba before striking the Yucatan, challenging inexact science and marking one of the most unpredictable tropical cyclones studied.
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Inez
Wicked
Mimas
Fla
Mexico
U.S
Tropics
Africa
Cuba
Florida
Atlantic
Florida Keys
Yucatan Peninsula
Weather Bureau
Soviet France sign joint nuclear research pact near Moscow
The Soviet Union and France signed a bilateral agreement to jointly study nuclear research at a 70-billion electron volt accelerator under construction near Moscow. The pact confirms an Oct. 1 agreement allowing French participation in Serpukhov's facility and France will supply a large liquid chamber of about 6,000 liters.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
France
Serphukhov
Bel
City Council Holds Regular Meeting Tonight
The City Council will meet in the council chamber at City Hall starting at 7330 tonight.
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Council Chamber
City Hall
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