Three Cuban refugee boats reach Florida coast
Three refugee laden boats were intercepted near Cay Sal and escorted toward Florida by Coast Guard cutters. The group, totaling 47 people including 20 women and 25 men with 2 children, was part of a new wave of Cuban arrivals. Officials said no mass movement confirmed and urged orderly migration while awaiting Castro's reply. Gov. Burns urged housing and aid measures for refugees and a clear policy on relocation.
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Key West
Fla
Cuba
Key Ral
U.S
Fidel Castro
Coast Guard
Darby
Dilterence
Cay Sal
Rene
Florida
Communist Party
Gramma
Havana
Camarioca
United States
Parker
Miami
Orida
Ike Flores
Associated Press
Castro
Hayden Burns
Miami Beach
South Florida
Godwin To Attend Winchester Public Reception And Dinner
Lt. Gov. Millis E. Godwin the Democratic candidate for governor will be in Winchester Thursday for a public reception at the George Washington Hotel from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. His wife will accompany him. The event is sponsored by Citizens for Godwin of Winchester and Frederick and Clarke Counties. After the reception he will address a dinner meeting of the Jaycees.
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Millis E. Godwin
Winchester
George Washington Hotel
Mr. Godwin
Citizens For
Mayor Argues With Parking Meter In Public Gaffe
Town mayor William M. Battaile clashed with a parking meter at the corner of W Boscawen and Cameron Streets. The meter remained silent but the outcome was clear as it kept the mayor’s dime and offered no time.
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William M. Battaile
W. Boscawen and
Cam‘eron Sts
AFL-CIO Endorses Demo Ticket in Virginia Race
The Virginia AFL-CIO endorsed the Democratic gubernatorial ticket by unanimous vote of delegates at the AFL-CIO Committee on Political Education conference in Richmond. The labor group noted that in the past organized labor has supported the party.
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Richmond
Virginia
Afl-Cio
Labor Organization
AFL- Cio Committee On Political Education
Organized Labor
Dis
President Johnson Holds to Rest as Recovery Continues
In Washington the ailing president shows progress with a good night’s sleep and diminishing invasive feeding. He remains on a minimum schedule with no official daytime appointments while doctors emphasize rest for several weeks.
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Washington
Johnson
Bill D. ‘Moyers
Moyers
Humphrey
Rusk
South Viet Nam
Mary Martin
Frederick County approves trailer ordinance after two hours debate
The Frederick County Board on the third reading approved a comprehensive trailer law with two dissenting members. The measure sets a $25 license fee for each lot on trailer camps and deletes exemptions for single trailers, detailing lot sizes spacing and facility standards, health permits and inspections, and penalties for violations. Paul Luttrell of Gainesboro District opposed including single trailers.
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Frederick County
Board of Supervisors
Commissioner of the Revenue
Health Department
Paul Luttrell
Gainesboro
Saigon Faces Threat of Increased Viet Cong Terrorism
In Saigon the Viet Cong may raise terror as U.S. air and sea pressure grows. Police have been targeted in a string of attacks including grenade assaults and a stabbing near the U.S. envoy's residence. A stadium blast killed 13 police and others, and police HQ was struck by explosives and machine guns.
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U.S
Saigon
Henry Cabot Loadge
Cong Hoa
Senate Cloture Vote Fails On Union Shop Repeal Battle
Labor leaders and President Johnson face possible dilution of the union shop repeal as the Senate votes 47 to 45 against invoking cloture to end a filibuster. The taft hartley act section 14B repeal would curb states from banning union shop contracts, with 19 states already prohibiting them.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
Hubert
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Mike Mansfield
Montana
National Symphony Concert in Winchester Tonight
The National Symphony Orchestra performs at 8 30 p m in the Handley School auditorium in Winchester. Sponsored by the Exchange Club with James Ross as Symphony chairman. Howard Mitchell will conduct.
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National Symphony Orchestra
Winchester
Handley School
Exchange Club
James Ross
Howard Mitchell
John Dove Royal Arch Chapter Meeting Notice
John Dove Royal Arch Chapter meets Thursday October 14 at 7 30 p m in the Washington Room of the George Washington Hotel all members requested to be present. Daily hours 6 8 p m in the hotel main lobby except Sundays.
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John Dove
Royal Arch
Washington Room
Sun
George Washington Hotel
UN Urges If Needed Force Over Rhodesia Declares Independence
The United Nations General Assembly voted 107 to 2 with one abstention to urge Britain to take all steps necessary, including force if needed, to counter a potential Rhodesian declaration of independence. France abstained. Portugal and South Africa voted no. Britain did not participate.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Britain
Rhodesia
France
Portugal
South Africa
Assembly
United States
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
London
Ian Smith
Harold Wilson
Smith
Vast Viet Cong Hunt Yields Few Contacts in Central Vietnam
Thousands of U S combat troops pressed through the central highlands and Zone D near Saigon, reporting meager contact with Viet Cong forces. Air losses for both sides were noted as bombers and aircraft were shot down, with crews rescued.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Central Highlands
North Viet Nam
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Soul la Tinh
Radio
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Tokyo
J.P. McConnell
U.S. Air Force
United States
da Nang
Pacific
Victor H. Krulakk
Middletown Approves Stitching Unlimited Factory Plan
Middletown Industrial Development Corp approves a $300,000 Stitching Unlimited plant proposal headed by Dino Morgoglione. The project would hire about 260 workers and seeks a Small Business Administration loan with local debentures to cover roughly $65,000. The site is Garland Snapp farm on Route 11 north of Middletown.
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Middletown
Middletown Industrial Development Corporation
Stitching Unlimited
The
Small Business Administration
Dino Morgoglione
Morgoglione
Garland Snapp
Route 11
Gene Dicks
Archie Manuel
Jury Seated In $3 Million Libel Suit
An alternate jury has been seated in the $3 million libel suit filed by former Army Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker against The Associated Press and the Times-Picayune. The case stems from an AP report on the September 30 1962 University of Mississippi riot over James Meredith’s admission. Walker’s attorney says the AP falsely reported he led a charge on U.S. marshals.
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Shreveport
Army
Edwin A. Walker
Associated Press
New Orleans Times-Picayune
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Walker
Clyde Watts
Oklahoma City
United States, Army
FBI Seeks Extra Funds to Expand Trainee Program
The FBI asks Congress for a 14.8 million supplemental appropriation to expand the National Academy at Quantico Virginia. Director J. Edgar Hoover aide John P. Mohr says the plan would boost annual trainee capacity to about 1 200 regular officers plus 1 000 specialized trainees. The move aligns with President Johnson's crime reduction push and aims to speed up training outside normal budget cycles.
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FBI
National Academy
Quantico
House
Johnson
John P. Mohr
J. Edgar Hoover
Mohr
Weather Front Brings Clouds and Showers to Virginia
A cold front crossing Virginia results in cloudy skies and scattered showers across the state. Temperatures remain cool as the weather system slowly moves through.
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Richmond
Virginia
Special 1965 Mustang Convertible at Pine Motor Co
Pine Motor Co advertises a special 1965 Mustang Convertible with big savings. Limited stock available, contact Pine Motor Co for pricing and details on this classic car offer.
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Big Savings Pine Motor Co
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U.S. 1St Infantry
101St Airborne Brigade
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Binh Duong
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