Gromyko Accuses U.S. of Delusion Over Vietnam Peace Talks
At the United Nations Gromyko charged the United States with misusing peace talk while pressing military action that could draw new states into Vietnam. He rebutted Ambassador Goldberg’s call for Hanoi to join peace talks if bombing ceased and said Goldberg offered no real commitment.
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Six year old completes rabies series after bite incident
Jimmy Dick finished his 14 shot rabies course yesterday after being bitten near National and Berryville Aves by a dog that was never located. Neighbors and police searched for the dog, but no lead emerged. Jimmy’s parents praise neighbors and public help.
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Senate panel OKs Virginia military build project funds
The Senate Armed Services Committee approved a military construction authorization bill totaling 61.251 million dollars for Virginia installations, slightly below the House total by 2.879 million. The panel added 1.044 million and cut 3.923 million from the earlier House figure.
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Senate Armed Services Committee
Virginia
House of Representatives
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Weather outlook cool with showers slated for Monday
The forecast calls for five days of below normal temperatures with a cool weekend ahead and showers expected Monday. An unrelated ad notes a plastics waste basket price of 17 cents with coupon at Newberry's in Winchester.
Bullets Hit Six Trucks on I-94 in Michigan Strike
Police linked bullet damage to six trucks on Interstate 94 with an eight state Teamsters dispute in Michigan. State police said the incidents tied to a steel-haul owner-driver strike demanding higher hauling fees. No injuries were reported as violence spread and more steel mill layoffs occurred with armed guards used elsewhere.
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BillionDollar Beulah Damage Reaches near Billionmark
Beulah left nearly one million people cut off in a 40 000 square mile area from Matagorda to San Antonio as floods rise. Evacuations spread through Three Rivers Pettus Linton Robstown and Victoria with food and snake bite kits in demand. Authorities estimate damage around half a billion dollars with Corpus Christi sealed off by floodwaters.
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Fowler Warns Solons Tax Bill Defeat May Anger Voters
Treasury chief Henry Fowler warned congress members that defeating Johnson's tax hike could anger voters later, citing inflation and deficits. He contrasted with GOP leaders Ford and Dirksen saying nothing is dead. Meanwhile the House Post Office Committee advanced a pay raise and rate hike for postal and federal workers.
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Elizabeth Massie 90 dies. Winchester civic matriarch
Mrs Elizabeth Love Massie 90 died at her home on West Amherst Street. Born in Winchester January 28 1877 she was the daughter of Dr William S Love and Elizabeth Byrd Faulkner. Her grandfather Charles James Faulkner served as Minister to France 1860 62 and her father aided Stonewall Jacksons Valley campaigns. She helped found Shenandoah Valley National Bank and was first president of the Turner Ashby Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy. She was the widow of attorney Joseph A Massie.
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Percy Hits Johnson Aides Over Vietnam Credibility
Senator Charles H. Percy accuses the Johnson administration of repeatedly giving an incomplete view of the Vietnam war. He cites misjudgments on estimates and outcomes, calls for ending North Vietnam bombing near the Chinese border, and urges restraint amid debate on his 1968 presidential bid.
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Re open Bayliss Barber Shop at Albin
Local notice announces Bayliss Barber Shop reopening in Albin from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. The shop will be closed on Wednesdays as part of the schedule. The Ferdinand family is noted in the readable fragment with no further context.
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Soviet Hints of Increased North Vietnam Aid
Moscow officials indicated the Soviet Union may raise its aid to North Vietnam beyond the reported one billion dollars per year. The hint came from a Kremlin report describing talks between Premier Kosygin and North Vietnamese Deputy Premier Le Thanh Nghi on expanding assistance to bolster Hanoi against U.S. actions. Tickets advertised for Wayside Theatre play The Armored Dove available in Washington area.
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Romney Hints At Early Run For 1980 Presidency
California stop follows Romney's 17 city tour begun September 19 to address urban violence and Negro issues while supporters seek prime TV time for a report to the people. He indicated timing is flexible and a formal candidacy announcement may come soon after the tour ends.
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Haiphong raid seals last Haiphong bridge as MIG downed
U S and Vietnamese air actions over Haiphong and DMZ produced heavy damage and casualties. One MIG fighter was shot down in the Haiphong raid while a Navy Phantom and RF8 Crusader were active. Seven Marines were killed and 135 wounded as AT battalions shelled Con Thien Gio Linh. Henri Huet was wounded. 115 missions flew over North Vietnam and B 52s hit DMZ targets.
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Richmond Sees Cooler Temperatures As Front Passes
A cold front moving into Virginia today brings cooler temperatures and gradually clearer skies across the state as conditions improve.
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