Johnson announces birth of baby for Lynda Bird Robb
Washington AP report details the birth of a girl to Lynda Bird Robb and Marine Captain Charles S. Robb at Bethesda Naval Medical Center. President Lyndon B. Johnson announced the birth to reporters, doctors attended, and Robb described family happiness and future name considerations.
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Ghost Story Telling at Handley Library Tomorrow
The Handley Library hosts a spooky Halloween Ghost Story session in its auditorium tomorrow from 10 30 to 11 30 a m for children wanting to be terrified A short movie may be shown Auction Tonight at 7 30 P M Jimmy s Auction Airport Road Free Coin Show Lee Jackson Motel Saturday and Sunday Diskay Discount Mart
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Air Strikes Bombard North Vietnam Supply Lines
Military spokesmen report heavy air strikes on North Vietnam supply lines as weather improves. U S pilots logged 122 missions between the DMZ and the 19th parallel with raids on trucks boats storage areas and bridges.
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Humphrey Raises 1.5 Million In Campaign Push
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey's week of campaigning produced an estimated 1.5 million dollars for his White House bid. He plans heavy television ads and appearances, aims to sway workers and minorities, and canceled a San Francisco fundraiser due to a labor dispute while continuing to press voters in California and beyond.
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Time Ends DST In Virginia This Sunday
Winchester and Virginia move clocks back one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday ending Daylight Saving Time. The Uniform Time Act of 1966 standardizes DST from late April to late October, though some locales still opt out.
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Wallace in Madison Square Garden Draws Thunderous Rally
George C. Wallace with Curtis LeMay drew 14 000 fans at Madison Square Garden amid heavy security and outside protests. Police reported 25 arrests for disorderly conduct and one officer injured. Wallace fans cheered as hecklers were shielded.
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Nixon pledges major Pentagon reorg and more weapons
Nixon urges a sweeping Defense Department reorganization to curb overcentralization and give top officers more influence while expanding missiles warplanes and nuclear submarines. He accuses Kennedy Johnson administrations of creating a security gap and warns of a potential survival gap by 1970 or 1971.
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Loudoun Street financing plan outlines merchant dues
The Downtown Development Committee informs merchants and landlords their share of Loudoun Street redevelopment costs will be based on retail floor frontage. The city has invested 12,200 for engineering and plans, with total costs estimated around 175,000 for the two block mall and nearby improvements.
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Next President To Receive Strategy Study From Johnson
Lyndon B. Johnson will present the next president with a comprehensive study of alternative world strategies. The 35 person panel, led by Gen. Robert J. Wood and Robert M. McClintock, examines overseas bases and costs, from a global policeman approach to Fortress America.
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Dedication Tomorrow for Judge Handley Memorial
Winchester School Superintendent Jacob L. Johnson announces the Judge John Handley Memorial dedication is set for tomorrow rain or shine. If weather permits the ceremony will be at the Handley High School Campus at 1 p.m. otherwise in Handley auditorium. Dr Garland R Quarles will deliver the memorial address and Vice Mayor Stewart Bell Jr will present a history of the memorial.
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Shenandoah Apple Valley Chorus to Perform at College Hall
The Shenandoah Apple Valley Barber Shop Chorus will present a show at Shenandoah College on October 26, 1968 at 8:00 p.m. Tickets cost adults 1.50 and students 0.75, available at the door or from Miss Janet Rhodes at the Co and Bank.
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