Rusk Pursues Separate Paths on Nuclear Nonproliferation
Secretary of State Dean Rusk outlined a new push in New York to persuade the Soviet Union to conclude a nonproliferation treaty without tying it to West Germany and NATO nuclear questions. He said the United States is willing to go all the way to prevent further spread of nuclear weapons and will press for progress on a space treaty and comprehensive test ban while seeking guarantees of compliance.
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Federal Judge Bars Attacks on Negro Children in Grenada
Judge Claude Clayton in Oxford orders Grenada officials to protect Negro children from violent white attacks near desegregated schools. He holds leaders accountable for past assaults and cites contempt risks. Constable Brady Carroll receives four months for contempt, to begin immediately.
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Winchester volunteers register for fire school Nov 5 6
Volunteer firefighters are reminded that registration for the upcoming fire school at all four companies is underway. The 30 hour basic state course is set for November 5 and 6 with the registration deadline next Tuesday. The item also notes recent grass fire activity and efforts to replenish ground moisture.
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Willow Lawn Market Offers Free Model Car Racing Time
Willow Lawn Super Market offers free 1/2 hour model car track time with every 1/2 pound purchased. The promotion runs September 18 to 23 at Tom Thumb Family Raceways and Hobby Center beside Ward Plaza Shopping Center.
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Tom Thumb Family Raceways & Hobby
Ward Plaza
Powell Foe Claims He Has Enough Votes
Washington AP The revolt against Chairman Adam Clayton Powell of the House Education and Labor Committee nears a showdown. Rep Sam M Gibbons says he has votes from more than half of the 31 member committee and will bring his proposed rules to a committee vote next Thursday. Powell and aides deny a firm tally while some indicate defections to Powell. The House leadership stays out of the dispute as Powell seeks Negro and labor support in home districts.
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Attention Kiwanians Memorial Service for Clyde L. Heishman
Funeral service for Clyde L Heishman will be held Monday at 1 16 PM at Jones Funeral Home with the Kiwanians gathering to attend the last rites.
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Jones Funeral Home
Clyde L. Heishman
U N Contributions Expected From Russia and Hungary
The Soviet Union and Hungary are expected to make voluntary donations to ease U N peacekeeping deficits within the next week or two. The move appears aimed at encouraging U Thant to seek a second term as secretary general and to spotlight U S policy in Viet Nam. Thant’s term ends November 3.
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Pope to Dedicate October to Peace Prayers
Vatican announces Pope Paul VI will issue an encyclical inviting all faithful to observe October as a worldwide month of prayer for peace in Viet Nam. Vatican sources describe the apostolic letter as a pontifical document of notable importance guiding intensified prayers by roughly 500 million Catholics.
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Woman Finishes Second In Maryland Primary By Name Order
Agnes Hatfield ran second in Maryland's 5th District Republican primary without campaigning or spending a cent. She says finishing second shows name order matters on ballots, endorses rival William R. Martin, and plans no future runs. Hogan won with 5,134 votes. Hatfield received 2,200.
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Hyattsville
U S Welcomes Asian Peace Bid
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States welcomes efforts of Asian leaders toward Viet Nam peace talks and would pursue contacts to urge Hanoi toward a peaceful settlement. He noted Manila’s call for dialogue but questioned Hanoi’s response and warned China remains a major obstacle to settlement. Rusk also commented on Red China’s Cultural Revolution and reported inquiry into a claim of U S warplanes strafing a village near the North Vietnamese border.
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Johnson advisers may testify on anti inflation moves
President Johnson's key economic advisers, including Gardner Ackley, are expected to testify next week before the House Ways and Means Committee in closed session. The panel has already heard views on suspending the 7 percent business investment tax credit and expediting real estate depreciation.
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Republic Steel Corp
Met Opera Opens Lincoln Center In Grand Fashion
The Metropolitan Opera unveiled its $45.7 million Lincoln Center home with a gala Friday as General Manager Rudolf Bing announced the musician strike was settled. Lead star Justino Diaz arrived from Puerto Rico for the performance attended by Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson and other dignitaries amid a celebratory mood.
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J C Penney Open Monday Nights for Shopping
An advertised notice invites customers to shop after 5 PM at J C Penney Co. on Loudoun Street featuring a large assortment of Villager Transition Dresses. The message also urges timely roof inspection calls to Gregory's in Stephens City with a contact number.
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Marines Fight Red Battalion Near Demilitarized Zone
U S pilots downed a MIG in one dogfight over North Vietnam while two American planes were lost in another clash. A Marine unit near the DMZ battled a North Vietnamese battalion with heavy casualties in body counts reported.
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Big Three Spark High School Football Night
Handley and James Wood won in a Friday slate while Clarke County lost 20 to 13 to Albemarle. The Evening Star covers all three games with stories and photos across pages 10 through 12.
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Richmond cool spell drives record September low
A large high pressure area kept Old Dominion in autumn chill with a record low at Byrd Field in Richmond. At 7 a.m. the Byrd Field reading was 40, breaking the previous Sept 17 record of 48.
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