Brezhnev Rejects Johnson Appeal on Europe
Moscow reports Brezhnev rejected President Johnson’s appeal to improve East West relations over Europe. He cited the Vietnam War as the main impediment and criticized U.S. policy, while noting progress toward a possible nuclear weapons ban agreement.
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Moscow
Leonid J. Brezhnev
Johnson
Europe
United States
Brezhnev
Soviet
Communist Party
Kremlin
New ‘York
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
Winchester Fire Dept Halts Gas Leak After Car Puncture
Fire crews responded to a leak in the Acme Supermarket lot when a steel spike from the concrete tire chuck punctured a gas tank. Firemen rushed to contain the spill and washed away the leaking gas preventing a possible fire.
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Winchester
Acme
Braddock and Wolfe Sts
Moon Is Blue at Wayside Theatre
Monday night showtimes extend to 9 PM at Grove Furniture Co and Peoples Service Drug Store. Wayside Theatre presents Moon Is Blue with a Saturday matinee at 2 30 and a Saturday night showing at 8 40. Phone Stephens City 776 for details.
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Grove Furniture Co
Peoples Service
Wayside Theatre
Stephens City
New Cabinet Post Is Added Today
President Johnson signs legislation to enlarge his cabinet to 12 by creating a secretary to coordinate national air and land transportation policies.
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Washington
Johnson
Tollgate Sign Change Planned in Virginia
Willis Haiget of the Shenandoah Motel Association cites a plan to remove the words Double Tollgate from the Rt 81 exit sign near Stephens City and replace them with To Rt 340 to reduce confusion.
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Willis Haiget
Shenandoah Motel Association
Fisk
Virginia Dept,ways
Rt. 81
State Rt. 277
Stephens City
Rt. 277
Mr. Fisk
House passes Cities Bill by 178 to 141 vote
The House approved the 1.17 billion demonstration cities bill under President Johnson as Congress nears adjournment. Opponents warned of local-government threats and racial balance concerns while leadership hopes for a quick finish grow. Talks continue on Social Security benefits and proposed drafts.
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Congress
White House
Johnson
Washington
Joseph Califano
Califano
Alan S. Boyd
Commerce
Transportation
Boyd
Miami, Fla
House
Ways and Means
Senate
Hospital Doctors Strike in Italy
In Rome the nation wide three day strike by hospital doctors protests the state run medical insurance system. Emergency care will be maintained in all city and state hospitals as anesthesiologists join the action. The doctors seek revisions to insurance schedules and payment rates.
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Rome
Italy
Methodists Plan School For Christian Workers
A Christian Workers School sponsored by area Methodist churches will begin tomorrow at Market Street Methodist Church with twelve charges and five guest speakers. Courses cover adult learning in a changing world, current viewpoints in Christian theology, and the use of the Bible in teaching. sessions run nightly through Thursday with 7:30 p.m. services except Sunday.
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Christian Workers School
Methodist Churches
Market Street
Walter Um
Lewis H. Ebert
Virginia Methodist Conference Board of Education
Schmitz
Mississippi
Pearl River Junior College
University of Southern Mississippi
Duke University
North Carolina
Richmond
Reveille
Edward Taylor
Heavy Raids Hit North Viet Nam Mark Record Air Losses Top 400
U S military headquir ters said the war’s heaviest raids struck North Viet Nam with 175 missions Friday. Plane losses reached 403, including three unannounced losses, as B52s carried out raids near the demilitarized zone. Ground fighting appeared light, while Philippine troops joined the 1 000 man Civic Action Group.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
North
Emb Pattled Demilitarized Zone
Philippines
South
Viet Nam
Dong Hoi
Raceway Robbery At Tom Thumb Raceway
Frederick County Sheriff's Office reports a break in at Tom Thumb Raceway 2400 Valley Ave after 11 p.m. Thursday. An estimated 200 dollars of model cars tires and accessories were stolen. Entry was gained by forcing a west side door latch. Deputy O H Renner responded to the scene at 3 p.m. yesterday.
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Tom Thumb
Valley Ave
Frederick County
Sheriff’s Office
O. H. Renner
Heath Maintains Lead as Tory Leader Despite Poll Gap
Edward Heath, 50, is re-elected Conservative leader as delegates at a four day convention signal he remains the party's best bet. Polls show Labour Prime Minister Harold Wilson leading by 5.5 to 19.9 points amid economic tension. Heath faces questions on intervention, union power, and an incomes policy.
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BLAC
England
Edward Heath
Harold Wilson
Heath
Wilson
Labor
Diplomatic furor over Syria mission invasion at U N
At U N in New York a protest mounted as Asian African and Soviet delegates condemn the Syrian mission invasion by young Zionists. They urge steps to protect embassies and diplomats and consider moving U N headquarters. Police charged 19 intruders with trespass and disorderly conduct with a hearing set for November 25.
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United Nations, N.Y
Syria
U.N
New York
United States
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
United Nations
Japan
U Thant
Third Ave
Johnson and unions claim victory in GE settlement ending strike threat
The deal averts a 125000 worker walkout at General Electric Co after weeks of deadlock. It raises wages and benefits by 51 cents an hour over three years and avoids a Taft Hartley injunction decision. Meany praises the agreement as a major collective bargaining win led by Paul Jenning and the 11 unions.
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Washington
Johnson
General Electric.Co
General Electric
Justice Department
Belmond Tornado Ravages Iowa Town Injures Many
A tornado struck Belmond Iowa at 2 55 pm just after a homecoming parade. Six people were killed and 150 or more injured with four blocks of the business district destroyed. National Guardsmen volunteers and law enforcement cleared rubble through the night as officials planned daylight searches and aid.
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Belmond
Iowa
Rocky Mountains
State Highway Patrol
Jack Beaman
Samuel Leinbach
Iowa Medical Society
Harold Hughes
Highways Patrol
U.S. 69
Beaman
Junior F. Miller
National Guard
Weather Bureau
Des Moines
Colorado
Wyoming
Ray Hagie
Here
Weather brings rainy unsettled Virginia across state
A low pressure center over Wisconsin brings rain and unsettled weather to most of Virginia. Open Monday night till 9 at Dome Shoe Store and Silco Cut Price Store. Attention Eagle members initiation Sunday Oct 16 at 2 p.m. Stephen City potted mum plants travel.
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Richmond
Wisconsin
Virginia
Dome Shoe
Silco Cut Price
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Methodists Plan School For Christian Workers
Betty Watts
Betty Peer
Wivney
Conrad Glass
Quang Ngai
Qui Nhon
Demilitarized Zone
Coral Sea
Thanh
Hoa
Tories
U.N Security Council
J.C. Penney Co
Diskay Discount Mart
City Methodist Ch
Victors
J. J. Newberry Co
Triangle Shoe Store
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Paul Jenning
AFL
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
Stephen City
Sears Roebuck &Co
White Cross
Salt Lake
Paper Mill Road
Fern’s Fine Foods
Hayfield
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