Atlas missiles retired as Air Force shifts to Minuteman
The Air Force retires 15 Atlas ICBMs at Warren AFB and nine Atlas Ds at Offutt, with 27 Atlas Es and 54 Titans to follow. The move shifts to solid fueled Minuteman missiles, while Polaris submarines and new launch sites expand. McNamara notes cost and readiness advantages and bases are repurposed for tests and training.
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Washington
Air Force
Free World
Warren Air Force Base
Cheyenne
Wyo
Associated Press
Offut Air Force Base
Omaha
Neb
United States
Navy
Robert S. McNamara
Congress
Minuteman
Strategic Air Command
Trucker Drives Into House in San Francisco Kitchen
Robert F. Murphy, a 35 year old San Francisco truck driver, attacked his estranged wife by ramming a pickup into her home four times after she refused to open the door. He ended with the truck in the kitchen. He was booked for investigation of assault with a deadly weapon.
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San Francisco
Robert F. Murphy
Civic League Tennis Courts Closed For TAC Dance
Appalachian apple growers meet at Glaize Bros packing shed this evening at 6. Topics include 1964 crop estimates varietal structure distribution quality and maturity dates anticipated utilization and grower-processor attitudes.
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Appalachian
Glaize Bros
Johnson links GOP to extremism in Harrisburg rally
President Johnson accused Republican leaders of a dangerous doctrine that would force voters into a choice not to America. He tied Goldwater’s campaign to an echo of the past, urged the crowd of 5 000 to reject extremism, and tied Democratic gains in Social Security and other programs to the nation’s future peace. He did not name Goldwater directly, but branded the opposition as reckless and belligerent. The speech ended with a reprise of the echo phrase as the crowd cheered and Johnson’s remarks were interrupted by chants.
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Harrisburg
Johnson
America
Lyndon
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Chicago
Supreme Court
American Political Science Assn
Senate Unit Will Reopen Baker Probe
The Senate Rules Committee is tasked with reopening the Baker probe amid partisan pressure. The move follows rival bids to investigate a $35,000 payoff tied to Mathew McCloskey, with Democrats pushing to emphasize the payoff charge and Republicans warning of a whitewash.
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Senate Unit
Baker
Mathew McCloskey
Philadelphia
Ireland
Rules Committee
John J. Williams
R-Del
Williams
Senate
Committee On Standards and Ethics
Hoppers Auto Club Mock Accident Tomorrow
The Hoppers Auto Club plans a mock accident at Winchester Park and Shop tonight at 5 30 p m to warn drivers of road dangers and promote safe driving practices for the community.
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Hoppers Auto Club
Winchester Park & Shop
Star Tannery Man Killed In Route 55 Accident
A Star Tannery man Forrest Reynolds, 32, died after being struck by a Wardensville, West Virginia driver on Route 55 near Strasburg. Reynolds suffered a fractured skull and multiple injuries and died on arrival at a local hospital. The crash raises Frederick County 1964 highway deaths to 19.
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Rt. 55
Strasburg
Forrest Reynolds
Frederick County
Hong Kong Typhoon Sally Causes Fatal Landslide
Typhoon Sally drenched Hong Kong with heavy rain and flooding. A landslide buried a wooden hut, killed six people and injured eight as the toll from the storm rose to eight dead and 30 wounded. Over 10 000 Chinese refugees were relocated from flood zones. Seven inches of rain fell in 12 hours.
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Hong Kong
Stop Polio Sunday Sabin Vaccine Work Highlight
An editor's note profiles Dr. Albert Bruce Sabin and his 12 year effort to develop an oral polio vaccine. The piece explains Sabin's idea of inducing immunity with a weakened virus strain and contrasts it with the Salk vaccine. The article is part of a three story series on Stop Polio Sunday sponsored by local medical staff.
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Jaycees
Albert Bruce Sabin
Winchester-Frederick-Clarke
Warren County
Sabin
Britain strengthens Far East fleet with four warships to Singapore
Britain sends four warships from the Mediterranean to bolster the Far East Fleet for Malaysia against Indonesia. Two frigates and two destroyers should arrive within a week, joined by air and bomber moves to Aden. The U N urged Indonesia to stop attacks and seek talks.
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Britain
Mediterranean
Far East
Malaysia
Indonesia
Royal Navy
Southeast Asia
Germany
British Defense Ministry
Aden
Malaya
North Borneo
Sarawak
Malayan
United States
U.N. Security Council
Talks See Vietnam War End Possible After Losing Bid
U S officials discuss a path to end the Vietnam War contingent on Red China and North Vietnam recognizing their losing position. Ambassador Taylor returns to Saigon after meetings with President Johnson and policy makers. Leaders push a stable Saigon government and a purge of guerrillas near the capital while warning against expanding offensives beyond South Vietnam.
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Washington
U.S
South Viet Nam
Red China
North Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
Johnson
Taylor
White House
States Department
Saigon
Nguyen Khanh
Presmier Khanh
North Viet- Nam
United States
Wanted girl in press dept. Apply in person
Classified note seeks a female applicant for a press department position at Pingley and Carper Cleaners. Instructions require in person application at the business location. No additional details or qualifications provided.
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Pingley & Carper Cleaners
Jury Rules Real Estate Firm Wrong in Commission Case
A seven member Circuit Court jury reversed a lower court and held that George Whitacre did not owe the Strosnider firm a commission after an exclusive listing expired. The Bayliss firm sold the Frederick County home for 29500 on Aug 24 1963 for a 5 percent commission totaling 1475.
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Robert Strosnider
George Whitacre
Frederick County
Whitacre
Country Club Rd
Strosnider
E. E. Bayliss, Jr
F. L. Sargent
Bayliss
William E. Rogers
Dark Cottons and Buzzella’s Shop Ad Offer Large Discounts
An old newspaper snippet advertises BUZZELLA'S SHOP with % off the second item and mentions mortgage loans for any purpose under Samuel G. Long Mortgages. The fragment hints at promotions and local business finance services, page 14.
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Samuel G. Long
Johnson to inspect Dora wreckage in Florida and Georgia
President Johnson plans a midafternoon visit to Jacksonville to inspect Dora damage then fly to Brunswick Georgia as federal teams led by Edward A. McDermott survey the two states. The hurricane neared the mainland with Ethel trailing, while officials warned of a long cleanup and uncertain path.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Johnson
Florida
Georgia
Brunswick
Edward A. McDermott
Office of Emergency Planning
Dora
George E. Reedy
White House
Reedy
Ethel
U.S
Weather Outlook Richmond Virginia Weekend Front
A cold front in the Ohio Valley will move into Virginia Saturday lowering temperatures about five degrees below normal. Showers are likely as the front approaches, with mountain areas seeing precipitation Friday night ahead of the front.
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Richmond
Ohio Valley
Virginia
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