New Demands in India Pakistan Cease-Fire Talks
New Delhi reported that the India Pakistan cease fire outlook remained bleak as both sides issued fresh demands and showed no sign of retreat from positions. An Indian Foreign Office spokesman said any withdrawal should include about 3 000 guerrillas Pakistan allegedly trained and sent into Kashmir for subversion and sabotage.
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India
Indian Foreign Office
Withedrawal
Armed One
Pakistan
Kashmir
Lal Bahadur Shastri
U.N. Security Council
Bhutto
United Nations
Security Council
Debbie Stalls Short of Plush Gulf Coast Storm
Tropical storm Debbie stalled near the Florida Alabama gulf coast, likely to weaken as warnings ease. Squalls, winds and heavy rains lashed the Panhandle while residents on beaches and sandbars bolstered defenses and some evacuated.
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Debbie
Plush
Gulf Coast
Pensacola
Fla
Gulf
Florida
Alabama
Weather Bureau
Moblie
Flore Ida Panhandle
Local Forecast Sees Chilly Night Ahead
The temperature dipped to 44 degrees with frost not yet forming. Tonight's low may be between 56 and 62 as a low pressure system brings occasional rain. Tomorrow's highs are expected from 68 to 73 with showers continuing into Friday.
First Rescue Workers Reach Volcanic Island
Tagaytay Philippines AP reports the first rescue team landed on Taal Island in Lake Taal and found widespread death and destruction. Officials fear heavy toll among 2 000 residents as magma rumbles continue and evacuation orders widen. Red Cross counted 184 bodies on the mainland with 55 000 in camps.
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Tagaytay
Philippines
Taal
Lake Taal
Red Cross
Agoncillo
Iseland
Food Price Drop Cuts Living Costs
The Labor Department reports August living costs fell two tenths of one percent the largest decline in almost three years led by food price drops. Transportation and housing costs eased slightly while medical care rose modestly and about 60,000 workers with index linked contracts will gain wage increases.
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Washington
Labor Department
Arnold Chase
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Chase
Cool Weather Aids Virginia Apple Harvest Progress
Virginia apple production is estimated at 10.3 million bushels in commercial counties, unchanged from August and about five percent above 1964. In Winchester, harvest is 25 to 30 percent complete with Red Delicious dominating while Yorks and Golden Delicious begin. About 1,200 pickers are employed in Winchester, including 670 Bahamians and Jamaicans approved for import. domestic labor chiefly migrant crews. Labor availability is currently described as fair, with ongoing review for staffing needs.
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Virginia
Virginia Crop Reporting Service
Charles Toan
Frederick County
Toan
Castro Says Cubans May Leave Cuba for U S After Oct 10
Fidel Castro announced that starting Oct 10 any Cuban with relatives in the United States may apply to the Interior Ministry to leave Cuba. He pledged boats to evacuate refugees, warned against U S blocking routes, and said port facilities would be set up at Camarioca to transport those wishing to depart.
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Fidel Castro
United States
Ernesto Guevara
Castro
Cuba
Interior Ministry
Camarioca
Matanzas
Ciba
Bill Creates Federal Aid for Arts National Foundation
President Johnson signed legislation creating the National Foundation for the Arts and the Humanities to fund arts nationwide. The law provides about 20 million dollars in federal support annually for three years to develop a national repertory theater opera ballet film institute and grants for universities and music commissions.
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White House
Washington
America
National Opera
National Ballet
Ecad
National Foundation For the Arts and the Humanities
John Glenn Starts Three-Week European Goodwill Tour
U S astronaut John H. Glenn Jr begins a three week goodwill tour of Europe on President Johnson’s assignment. He travels with wife Annie and lands in Frankfurt at 10:15 a m after an overnight flight from Washington via London. It is his first time in Europe following his 1962 orbital flight.
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Germany
U.S
John H. Glenn ,Jr
Europe
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Glenn
Annie
Washington
London
Greffin
Jolliffe Named to Raritan Post
Arthur N. Jolliffe elected lieutenant governor of Zone 1 Rappahannock District of the Raritan National at the zone fall meeting in Stephens City. He is president of the Gainesboro Raritan Club and former club secretary and vice president.
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Arthur N. Jolliffe
Rappahannock
Raritan National
Jolliffe
Gainesboro
Raritan Club
Stephens City
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Nelson Carpenter
MR. Jolliffe
Winchester
Handley High School
U.S. Navy
Johnston’s Jewelry Store
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Gainesboro Fire Co
Frederick County Firemen’s Association
Cumberland Valley Firemen’s Association
Ee Wood Touchdown Club
Jud
Weather keeps Virginia fair under high pressure ridge
A high pressure ridge from New England to the Carolinas maintains fair weather over Virginia.
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Richmond
New England
Carolinas
Virginia
Emergency Training Plan for Draft Rejects Outlined
Lt. Gen. Lewis Hershey proposes universal service style training for 25 000 to 30 000 men rejected by draft boards to prepare for emergencies. The 1-Y plan would be a two-year full-time program away from home with educational opportunities, aiming to help youths unable to meet draft standards.
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Lewis B. Hershey
National Guard Association of the
United States
Hershey
America
North Viet Nam says U S and Vietnamese pilots to be tried as war criminals
North Viet Nam informed Geneva's International Red Cross on Aug 31 that captured U S and Vietnamese pilots would be tried as war criminals. Hanoi hinted Americans captured by Viet Cong could face summary execution. Reports describe large Viet Cong concentrations near Phu Cat, Phu My and Bon Song with roadblocks on Highway 1 and heavy U S air strikes. Paratroopers ended the longest American operation of the war Tuesday night.
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South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S
International Red Cross Committee
Geneva
Hanoi
Qui Nhon
Highway 1
Phu Cat
Phu My
Bon Song
Phu Cu Pass
Binh Dinh
Provnce
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