Goldwater Blasts LBJ Spending In Texas Swing
Barry Goldwater charged President Johnson is the wildest spender, claiming the Johnson administration is raising spending and payrolls. He spoke in Longview and other cities with Sen. Strom Thurmond by his side, denouncing Baker and urging an open investigation.
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Longview
Tex
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Texas
Springfield
Evansville
Ind
Charleston
W.va
Arizona
Goldwater
Kennedy
Lyndon
Greenville
Paul F. Wagner
New Orleans
Tulane Stadium
Bobby Baker
White House
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Winchester man sends 1939 Apple Annual to festival
George Ww. Hawse, formerly of Winchester, writes from Cincinnati to Apple Blossom Festival HQ enclosing a 1939 Apple Annual. He notes finding the old paper during a purge and suggests the festival may not have a program but would likely enjoy the enclosed item.
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George Ww. Hawse
Winchester
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ford UAW reach new contract with Christmas bonus
Ford Motor Co and the UAW reach a new contract similar to Chrysler with a Christmas bonus funded by the supplemental unemployment benefit. The bonus could be 25 to 100 dollars per person and may begin in 1965. The agreement adds pensions, earlier retirement, extra vacation, more holidays, better health and life insurance, and higher severance pay. A strike deadline looms as Chrysler talks avert a walkout. Working conditions gain 36 minutes of daily relief time.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
Chrysler Corp
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Malcolm Denise
Ford
Denise
Chrysler
Douglas Frazier
Khrushchev Denies Nuclear Bomb Claim About Secret Weapon
Soviet Premier Khrushchev denies saying the USSR has a new weapon to destroy life on Earth though he spoke of a terrible device shown by scientists. He offered no details and warned an official translation version would be issued later. US experts weighed cobalt bombs, neutron weapons, or advances in chemical or germ warfare as possibilities.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Atyada Indian
Kenji Fukunaga
Oueiee Abbeantaanyeld
U.S
Johnson unveils new defense systems in campaign swing
President Johnson returning from his campaign tour disclosed to cheering crowds in Sacramento and Seattle two new defense advances. The radar that can detect missiles around the curve of the earth and land based intercept systems on alert were announced to stress resilience against nuclear threats. He cited permissive action locks on nuclear weapons and previewed readiness to counter space armed satellites while visiting the Aerojet plant and observing a Titan 3 engine test.
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Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Sacramento
Calif
Seattle
State Capitol
Capitol
Uniteds
Aerojet General Corp. Plantear
McNamara Details U S Satellite Intercepts
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara said two U S anti-satellite systems have scored several successful intercepts of satellites to hundreds of miles above earth using Thor and Nike Zeus devices. He cited first Army intercept on Aug 1 1963 and Air Force on May 29 1964 with high classification on further details.
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Washington
Robert 8. McNamara
U.S
Earth
Air Force
Army
McNamra
McNamara
Local resident sentenced in bank embezzlement case
Tevious C. Bailey 39 of 938 Kinzel Drive received six months in federal prison for embezzling 2700 dollars from Farmers and Merchants National Bank and a separate 2100 dollar theft count. The judge suspended a three year term and placed Bailey on three years probation with Allenwood, Pennsylvania as the facility. Thomas B. Mason prosecuted the case with FBI involvement led by Joseph Purvis.
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Kinzer Drive
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
FBI
Joseph Purvis
Richmond
Tevious C. Bailey
Kinzel Drive
U. S
Thomas Michie
Charlottesville
William A. Johnston
Bailey
Bank
Berryville
Michie
Purvis
Allenwood
Thomas B. Mason
United States
Pennsylvania
Reenactment Troops Set Stage For Civil War Return
More than 950 troops from Rhode Island to Georgia began arriving in Winchester for a 100 year anniversary reenactment of the Civil War battles. Gen. Sheridan and Gen. Early will be depicted as cannon fire and musketry echo across the original battlefield site.
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Rhode Island
Georgia
Winchester
Philip H. Sheridan
Bal A. Early
Gen Early
Stonewall Jackson
Dynamiting Threat Unfounded in Whitacre Area
County authorities said a Whitacre area man threatened to kill himself and his family by throwing dynamite into a fire but was found without any explosive. Hershel Stotler, 30, was held in Fredericks County Jail after a three hour search with a police dog near Cross Junction. He had earlier gone with his wife to his parents home with two children present. He had been drinking and ordered his wife to fetch wine. no dynamite was found on arrest. He awaits psychiatric examination. The alarm was report ed by Harrison's Market authorities.
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Fredericks County
Hershel Stotler
Stotler
Cross Junction
Everett Stotler
Weekend Special Orange Chiffon Cake
Ward's Pastry Shop advertises a weekend special orange chiffon cake. The notice notes availability at the bakery with no further details on price or size.
Prisoner admits killing two hitchhikers in Virginia
Larry James Maudin a 23 year old inmate from Charlotte North Carolina told Shenandoah County police he shot and buried two hitchhikers in a wooded area in Shenandoah County after picking them up along U S 11 in Southwest Virginia. Authorities chased a man believed to be Maudin in May and he was later arrested in North Carolina and sentenced to prison.
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Strasburg
North Carolina
Virginia
Shenandoah County
Larry James Maudin
Charlotte
N.C
U.S. 11
Maudin
Phil Chrisman
Mauldin
Maudlin
Page County
Mt.Jackson
Chrisman
Franklin County
Roa ‘Noke
Saturn 1 Launch Sends Apollo Model Into Orbit
Cape Kennedy, Fla. AP Saturn 1, the world’s mightiest space rocket, achieved its seventh straight test flight success by placing an unmanned Apollo moonship model into orbit. The 19 story tall, 570 ton vehicle fired 1.5 million pounds thrust for 147 seconds, then stage two delivered the satellite into orbit observed by nine astronauts.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Weather outlook for Richmond mild with weekend clouds
The weather bureau forecasts mostly fair skies today with a mild weekend. An eastward moving low pressure centered over Missouri will bring some cloudiness to the area.
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Richmond
Weather Bureau
Missouri
Villager Sweaters Arrive In Fresh Shipment
A new shipment of Villager sweaters has arrived, adding to stock for the upcoming season. The arrival includes multiple sizes and colors, with assorted knits suitable for daily wear and colder weather.
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Villager
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