U S Officials Monitor Possible USSR Leadership Upheaval
Washington officials weigh the potential for further upheaval in the Soviet leadership after Khrushchev’s ouster. President Johnson praised a long briefing with congressional leaders and plans a Wednesday meeting of a private foreign policy advisory group. Brezhnev and Kosygin as top leaders face a shifting power structure and a mid December Communist meeting that may be canceled due to opposition among European Communist factions.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
United States
Johnson
Khrushchev
Leonfai
Brezhnev
Kremlin
Communist Party
Alexei N. Kosygin
Khrueshchev
Moscow
Stalin
Brezhnev- Kosygin
Milk price dispute ends with Trumbo to raise half-gallon price
Front Royal grocer Robert Trumbo agrees to raise milk prices after Sanitary Dairy of Winchester says it will supply milk only at the control board price of 51 to 54 cents per half gallon. Dairy owner N. B. Shingleton notes cartons will be Sanitary Dairy branded, while the controller price remains in effect per the court order. Trumbo had faced losses at 49 cents per half gallon while boycotting rival milks.
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Robert Trumbo
State Milk Commission
Winchester
Milk Commission
Trumbo
Front Royal
Robert Kuser
N. B. Shingleton
Sanitary Dairy
Mr. Trumbo
Control Board
Shingleton
Kuser
Virginia
Sealtest and Royal
Chamber of Commerce Sets Board Meeting and General Session
The Chamber of Commerce board will meet this evening at 6 30 p m in the George Washington Hotel. President Al W Loring reminds members a general membership meeting is set for Oct 26 at 7 30 p m in the same hotel.
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Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
George Washington
al W. Loring
Chamber
GM UAW pledge quick settlement to end 26 day old strike
Detroit AP report says General Motors and the United Auto Workers pledged to President Johnson to settle the 26 day strike quickly. More than 300000 GM production workers were idled as the auto industry faced economic impact.
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General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Johnson
American Motors Corp
AMC
General Motors
UAW
Ford
Chrysler
Three Air Force Officers Cleared for Flying Duty
The Air Force cleared Capt. David L. Holland Capt. Melvin J. Kessler and Lt. Harold W. Welch for continued flying duties after their RB66 reconnaissance plane was shot down over East Germany last March. The board blamed nav and weather factors for the border crossing and said the crew must remain under flying status with improved radio control in the area. Welch remained hospitalized after the crash while Holland and Kessler were assigned ground duties. all three were held by the Russians following the crash.
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East Germany
Air Force
Associated Press
United States
Air Force Command
Germany
Toul-Rosieres Air
Harold W. Welch
Detroit
Chanute Air Force Base
Rantoul
Ill
Welch
Holland
Kessler
Registrations Challenged in Virginia
Arlington County registrar orders a hearing to decide if 100 Negro voter applications were filled out by a precinct registrar. CORE accuses Republicans and Byrd machine of trying to control the Negro vote. the Glebe precinct in Arlington is cited as the example.
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Arlington County
Mary Thompson
Lena M. Mount
Northern Virginia Congress For Racial Equality
CORE
Byrd Machine
Thompson
Thhe
Rabies Clinic Series Opens in Frederick County
The Frederick County Health Dept and partners launch the first rabies inoculation clinics for dogs with three sites and timed slots. Licensed veterinarians will administer shots costing 1.50 dollars as required for dogs six months or older, with schedules through Oct. 30 and another round starting Oct. 27. County Dog Warden Henry Bursey urged owners to vaccinate at the nearest clinic.
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Frederick County Health Dept
Board of Supervisors
Carroll Sofenberger
Front Royal Rd
Maddletown
National Guard Armory
Winchester
Mt. Williams Community Hall
Gravel Springs
Star Tannery
Stephens City
Star
Henry Bursey
Weather Mound of cold air reaches Virginia with light rain
A large mound of very cold air pushed into Virginia today as a high pressure system brought cloudiness and light rain to the eastern half of the state.
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Richmond
Virginia
GOP to sue FCC over TV time for Goldwater broadcast
GOP Chairman Dean Burch announced plans to sue the Federal Communications Commission to overturn a ruling that the President’s Sunday address, aired free by networks, does not require equal time for Barry Goldwater. He branded the move as suppression and sought funds for a Goldwater half hour.
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Washington
Dean Burch
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Federal Communications Commission
Burch
Goldwater
NBC
CBS
ABC
FCC
John M. Bailey
William McAndrew
Winchester Friendliest Employe Contest Nomination Open
The Winchester Star announces the Friendliest Most Courteous Employee program inviting nominations for both male and female employees. Campaign runs until November 13 with ballots available at local banks and by mail. Winners receive Courtesy Club memberships and publication of nominees.
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Star
Berryville
Winchester Evening Star
N. Kent St
Two Men Freed in Clarke Bus Shooting Case
Clarke County acquits Thomas W. Shepherd and Neville Kenneth Huff in the bus shooting that targeted a stalled bus carrying a group of Negroes returning from a church service. The eleven man jury deliberated under an hour before verdict.
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Thomas W. Shepherd
Neville Kenneth. Huff
Clarke County
Shenandoah River
Shepherd
Millwood
Huff
Washington
Gary Ludwig Lloyd
David Lee Ashby
Bluemont
Commonwealth
Edward McC. Williams
Otto L. Tucker
Macedonia Baptist Church of
Johnson to Tour Swing States in Final Campaign Push
President Johnson plans a home-stretch campaign schedule with trips to Ohio Maryland New Jersey Pennsylvania Tennessee Arkansas Florida New York California Michigan to bolster votes against Barry Goldwater. The itineraries aim to win key battlegrounds and maximize television coverage.
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Goldwater
Dential
Tennessee
Memphis
Arkansas
Florida
GOP
Igan
California
New York
Michigan
Detroit
Hoover Dies at 90 After Long Public Life in U S
Herbert Clark Hoover former president dies at 90 in New York at 11 35 am His body to lie in state at St Bartholomews Park Avenue and 51st Street then at the Capitol in Washington before final services in West Branch Iowa He faced illness with quiet dignity and remained active in later years.
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New York
Herbert Clark Hoover
United States
Hoover
Waldorf Towers
St. Bartholomew's Church
Park Avenue
51St Street
Washington
National Capitol
West Branch
Iowa
National Park
John Adams
Adams
America
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