Johnson drives near injuring fellow golfer at course
Washington AP reports President Johnson returned to the Burning Tree Country Club in Maryland where his first drive veered into an adjoining fairway narrowly missing another golfer. In the same foursome were Rep. George Mahon Clark Clifford and Patrick Nugent.
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Washington
Johnson
Burning Tree Country Club
Maryland
George Mahon
Tex
Clark Clifford
Patrick Nugent
Austin
Britain urges immediate Vietnam talks at UN Assembly
British Foreign Secretary George Brown called for immediate peace talks on Vietnam and urged a Geneva based settlement. He said Hanoi declined negotiation repeatedly while noting no real progress in fighting or in search of a solution. Rusk and Gromyko held talks to gauge current prospects with hints of softer Vietnam stance in the UN session.
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United Nations
N. Y
Eorge Brown
Vietnam
Hanoi
Brown
Indochina
United States
North Vietnam
Cochairmen
Soviet Union
Britain
Anirei A. Gromyko
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Gromyko
Divorce Shooting at Rapid City Courthouse Ends in Tragedy
A routine divorce hearing at Pennington County courthouse in Rapid City South Dakota escalated to gunfire. Ray Bivins, a tourist attraction owner, shot and killed his wife and her lawyer before wounding Circuit Judge Thomas Parker. The husband was held without charge.
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Rapid City
S.D
Pennington County
Ray Bivins
Limony
William Brady
Thomas Parker
Los Angeles
William Parker
Parker
Bivins
Frances Geyerman
S.o.b
Brady
GOP Plans Showdown On Reduced Spending
Rep. Bow seeks to attach to an emergency bill a provision forcing President Johnson to cut spending to match January targets. Democrats control the committee, and the House faces a temporary funding bill deadline. Fowler and others say final cuts depend on Congress funding levels.
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Housetree
Johnson
Congress
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
GOP
Appropriations Committee
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
Bow
House
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Administration
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Rio Grande flood swamps Harlingen as Beulah hits Texas coast
Beulah unleashed 160 mph winds and heavy rains flooding Harlingen Texas with at least 200 homes inundated. Death toll stands at 44 across the storm system with aid flowing from Red Cross shelters and federal officials forecasting continued danger.
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Harlingen, Tex
Rio Grande
Beulah
Texas-Mexico Gulf Coast
Harlingen
Texas
Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
Red Cross
U.S
Camargo
Matamoros
Ten Children Die in Tijuana Poisoning Outbreak
Ten children confirmed dead with as many as twenty feared lost as a milk poisoning outbreak overwhelms Tijuana hospitals. Officials say pasteurized milk is involved but await chemical analysis. doctors report vomiting diarrhea and weakness in victims from three months to ten years old.
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Tijuana
Mexico
San Diego
Calif
Atty
Hector Valdi¢via
Valdivia
Pedro Luna Sanchez
Red Cross
Luna Sanchez
Phony Inspectors Target Fox Drive Residents
Frederick County sheriff warns of three men posing as government inspectors selling extermination services after approaching two Fox Drive homes. They claimed fungus and termite damage. prices ranged from 210 to 1000 dollars but no deal occurred. Deputies urge caution and note genuine inspectors do not solicit such work. Separately, 150 feet of copper welding cable was stolen from Blue Ridge Iron Works on Paper Mill Road.
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Fox Drive
Frederick County
Robert L. DeHaven
DeHaven
Blue Ridge Ornamental Iron Works
Paper Mill Road
Roy R. Hoak, Jr
Three-judge panel sought for Winchester annexation case
An order asks three judges be appointed to hear Winchester annexation suit. The city seeks to enlarge from 3.4 to 9.3 square miles. a pre trial conference will set evidence. Frederick County Circuit Court Judge Elliott Marshall signed the order for the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals in Richmond.
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Winchester
Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia
Richmond
Frederick County
Elliott Marshall
J. Randolph Larrick
David J. Mays
Mays
Valentine
Davenport & Moore
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
John H
Fourth Vietnamese Newspaper Suspended in Month
Saigon reports the government suspended the Epoch daily, the fourth closure this month. The edition claimed 85 percent irregularities and erasures on Sept 3 election returns, forged signatures, and a plan to invade the election by the National Assembly.
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Saigon
Thoi Dai
Epoch
Nguyen van Thieu
National Assembly
Baltimore Man Arrested In Hit and Run Case
Charles Stanley Wilt Jr of 1230 W Lombard St Baltimore was arrested in Baltimore with Virginia State Police assistance and will be brought to Winchester for trial. The hit vehicle belonged to Walter J Johnson of 553 1 2 Loudoun St Winchester. Johnson is in satisfactory condition at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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G. N. Jenkins
Charles Stanley Wilt, Jr
W. Lombard St
Virginia
Jenkins
Wilt
Winchester
Walter J. Johnson
Loudoun St
Johnson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester City
Courtfield
Enos Carnes
Carnes
Marines Endure Heavy Fire At Con Thien In Vietnam
Embattled U S Marines at Con Thien faced the heaviest Communist bombardment since Dien Bien Phu as 1,000 shells battered the outpost. Two Americans were killed and 202 wounded, with enemy losses believed high. U S forces reported 63 dead in three weeks and 987 wounded overall, while Navy and Marine units fought back with artillery and air strikes near the Demilitarized Zone.
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Saigon
U.S
Con Thien
Vietnam
Dien Bien Phu
Demilitarized Zone
Reds
South Vietnam
Indochina
Red Gunners
Navy
Cua Viet
Morton
Mansfield
Dong Hoi
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Cam Pha
Hanoi
Warm Virginia Today Breezy Weather Clears The Skies
Southerly winds from a high pressure system offshore moved in, bringing warmer temperatures and clear skies across Virginia. Just Arrived shipment Holland Bulbs from Smalls Garden Center.
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Richmond
Virginia
Smalls Garden Center
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