Fire destroys two thirds of Denny's Commission Auction
Dennis T. Cole reports damages exceeding 75000 dollars after a blaze at the Berryville Pike auction house destroyed about two thirds of the building and its contents. Firefighters from Shawnee and seven other departments battled the fire amid water shortages, power line hazards, and extended operations. Cole expects rebuild and return to business in six weeks.
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Wood Alcohol Blamed in 2 Deaths Sought
Warren County authorities seek a five gallon batch of deadly moonshine blamed for two deaths. Only a gallon and a half recovered. Sheriff Keyser says to destroy or dispose of it to prevent further fatalities. John Ather Atkins, 58, of Linden, died on his porch and Jay Williams, in Warrenton died after a sudden illness at Fort Belvoir. Alcoholic poisoning listed as cause. Authorities note Atkins and Williams were together Saturday and others may have been present.
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Cuba to denounce U S moves at U N policy address
At the United Nations Cuba’s communist government was to condemn U S military actions from Guantanamo to Vietnam in its annual General Assembly policy statement. Raul Roa, veteran foreign minister, would outline Fidel Castro’s aims while pressing for Communist China’s U N seat amid broader Cold War tensions.
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Cambodia
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South Viet Nam
First killing frost hits Winchester lab grounds
The season’s first killing frost was logged at the Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory with a low of 1 degree. Last year’s first frost occurred October 6 and the previous spring’s last frost on May 11, both cited as reducing the apple crop.
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Public Auction of Farmers & Merchants Bank Stock
An auction of 276 shares of Farmers and Merchants Bank stock will be held Saturday October 22 at 11 a.m. in front of Frederick County Court House. Charles R. Duvall serves as auctioneer.
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Peru Earthquake Toll Near 100 on Central Coast
AP reports a violent quake off Peru's central coast measured 7.6 and lasting about 90 seconds. unofficial totals place deaths around 83 with 1000 injured and many homeless, as waves threatened Hawaii leading to a brief alert. Authorities expect higher tolls as reports arrive from Lima Calao Hua cho Puente Piedra Zapallal and Cerro Gordo.
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Elizabeth Arden Graham dies noted horsewoman founder
Elizabeth Arden Graham an noted horsewoman and founder of the Elizabeth Arden cosmetics firm died Monday night at her New York home. Her office said the death was unexpected.
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Viet Nam Peace Prospects Highlight Soviet Bloc Meeting
In Moscow the Soviet bloc leaders convened to discuss Viet Nam amid signs of possible progress toward a settlement. Attendees included Brezhnev Kosygin along with Zhivkov Novotny Ulbricht Kadar Tsedenbal Gomulka Ceausescu Cortez and Raul Castro. Diplomats expected a tough Viet Nam statement despite hints of peace moves and a Baikonur space launch to follow.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
Viet Cong Terror Attacks From Saigon to Border
Viet Cong conducted a string of attacks from Saigon to the northern border killing at least eight and wounding 62, including five U.S. servicemen. A train was derailed by mines and a grenade struck a Quang Tri theater wounding civilians. U.S. air strikes resumed in the eastern DMZ amid monsoon disruption.
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Correction: Model 927 12-Place Dishwasher Price
In yesterday's Money Saver, the Model 927 12-Place Dishwasher was listed with an incorrect price. It should read $129, Montgomery Ward.
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Johnsons Manila trip aims for no quick Viet Nam fix
Honolulu reports President Johnson travels toward Manila on a 29 000 mile Pacific swing and cautions that the Manila conference will not yield a new war strategy or a swift peace formula. He appears during a massive Honolulu welcome while stressing no magic solutions ahead.
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Viet Nam
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Hawaii
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American Samoa
John A. Burns
South Seas
U.S
Ohakea
Rain to reach Virginia from stationary front and Louisiana low
A weather front along the Georgia coast and a Louisiana low pressure area will pull moisture into Virginia. Rain is expected to begin late today in the southwest portion of the state and move northeastward tonight.
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Georgia
Louisiana
Virginia
Fire kills six as New York blaze traps six more firefighters
A dramatic New York City fire in three aging buildings on Broadway near Madison Square trapped six firefighters and left six others feared dead with 17 injured. The blaze started in a basement at 7 E 22nd Street and spread to 904 Broadway and 8 E 23rd Street. Rescue teams fought backdraft and gas explosions as the collapsed floors buried the victims. Fire Commissioner Robert O Lowery said recovery would be slow.
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Court Action Ordered To End Walkout at GE
President Johnson ordered a court action to end a strike by about 6,000 General Electric workers at the Evendale Ohio jet engine plant. The move aims to prevent threats to national safety and could force an 80 day cooling-off period.
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Kennedy Reburial Schedule Denied
The Corps of Engineers said Kennedy's body will not be moved to a new Arlington gravesite until next spring, despite earlier plans for a transfer within weeks. No transfer is anticipated this year, with the reburial expected at night after the cemetery closes.
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