Navy Man Dies After Rt. 11 Crash
A U S Navy seaman Richard Franklin Williams 20 of Roanoke died after his car collided with a northbound tractor trailer on Route 11 near Middletown. It was Frederick County's eighth traffic death of the year. Williams was taken to Memorial Hospital and died at 7 44 a m. The truck driver Ward Grey Keller of Winchester was not harmed.
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Richard Franklin
Riams
Roanoke
Memorial Hospital
U.S. Navy
Rt. 11
Frederick County
Richard Franklin Williams
Mississippi Ave
N.E
Alpha A. Pleasant
Westernport
Rt. 50
Winchester
C. D. Taylor
Hunter Maddex Drives Snow White Cadillac on Millwood Ave
A Handley coach Cher Hunter Maddex was seen in a new white Cadillac on Millwood Ave. Reporters note his team recently placed second in the state and speculate on what car would accompany a championship win.
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Hunter Maddex
Millwood Ave
False Berlin alert never reached Kennedy, sources say
The false signal during the Berlin crisis did not reach President Kennedy. SAC chief Gen. Power ordered bombers prepared but did not alert Kennedy or top defense leaders. Lines to BMEWS and Colorado ADC stations failed, prompting a partial alert that stopped short of a ground force launch. The incident is described as a communications mishap with no imminent decision to war.
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Washington
United States
Berlin
Kennedy
Thomas S. Power
Strategic Air Command
Robert S. McNamara
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Power
Air Force
SAC Com
Mand
Colorado Springs
Colo
Pentagon
SAC
West Berlin Garrison Conducts Large Alert Test
Ten thousand Allied troops from American British and French units in West Berlin took part in a major alert exercise. The test assessed mobility and reaction across three American battle groups three British battalions and a French brigade with tanks and armoured cars. MIG jets roared overhead and sonic booms shook central Berlin as operations continued for hours.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Berlin Wall
Soupé Barrier
West Virginia Income Tax Upheld by Supreme Court
West Virginia's personal income tax is constitutional the state supreme court unanimously ruled. Judge Leslie E Given announced the decision reversing a Wood County Circuit Court order from February 21 which had held the tax unconstitutional.
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Charleston
W. Va
State Supreme Court
West Virginia
Leslie E. Given
Wood County Circuit
Kennedy Welcomes Brazil's President on Washington Visit
President Kennedy greets Brazil's Joao Goulart on a six day visit arriving at Andrews Air Force Base. The leaders reviewed honor guards, inspected a 21 gun salute, and discussed hemisphere unity and democratic defense.
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Washington
Joao Goulart
Brazil
Kennedy
Goulart
Andrews Air Force Base
Dean Rusk
U.S
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Getulio Vargas
Free World
White House
Blair House
Dean
Rev. Baden Accepts Call To Christ Church
The Rev. John Alfred Baden aged 48 of Richmond has accepted the Christ Episcopal Church rector post effective Aug 1. He succeeds Rev. W. Holt Louder who left for St. Marys Episcopal in Goochland. Baden is Archdeacon and Diocesan Missioner in Virginia and directs parish training programs. He is married to Jean Delores Feaga of Frederick Maryland. they have three children.
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John Alfred Baden
Richmond
Christ Episcopal Church
W. Holt Louder
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Goochland County
Baden
Diocese of Virginia
Jean Delores Feaga
Frederick
Mr. Baden
Maryland Park School
University of Maryland
National University
Virginia Theological Seminary
Trinity Church
Towson
St. James’ Church
Monkton
St. James’ Mission
Parkton
Middle Atlantic Parishes
Five Convicts Recaptured After San Quentin Escape
San Quentin guards recaptured five convicts who escaped from the prison Monday using a stolen ladder and cotton rope. The men, minimum security workers from the textile mill, fled over a 40 foot wall and were tracked to a house about 10 miles north near Santa Venetia after a night-long break. Associate Warden Dale Frady announced the recapture following a telephoned sighting.
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San Quentin
Calif
Dale Frady
Santa Venetia Ara
Rumor Becomes Fact Liz Taylor Eddie Fisher Divorce
Elizabeth Taylor and Eddie Fisher will divorce after a publicized marriage of 14 months. An advance announcement by attorney Louis Nizer confirmed the breakup as Fisher prepared to return to New York then Hollywood. The story ties to Taylor's Cleopatra role and Burtons romance rumors, with family and financial implications noted.
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Eddie Fisher
New York
Pierre
Elizabeth Taylor
Louis Nizer
Liz
Rome
Elizabeth
Miss Taylor
Cleopatra
Richard Burton
Fisher
Will Burton
Sybil
London
Burton
Marc Antony
Via Pignatelli
Nizer
Shelley Winters
Tennessee Williams
Hollywood
Debbie Reynolds
Eddie
Debbie
Harry Karl
Mike Todd
New Mexico
Todd
Todd-Taylor
Mike
Michael Todd Jr
Gunmen Kill Nine Patients at Moslem Clinic in Algiers
In Algiers a gun attack by the Secret Army Organization killed nine patients in a Moslem clinic and wounded eight others. The blast damaged the European director's office as terrorists targeted the building amid broader violence across the city.
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Algiers
Secret Army
The
OAS
National Liberation Front
Oran
Skirmish at Moorefield War Echoes 100 Years Ago Today
Notice announces Mrs. Retha Offutt joining Town and Country Beauty Salon at Alecia location with work starting Monday April 2. For appointments call MO 2-2924.
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Moorefield
W. Va
Retha Offutt
The
Alecia
Katzenbach Named No 2 to Kennedy Justice Dept
Nicholas de Borde Katzenbach, ex law professor and WWII veteran, is named by President Kennedy as deputy attorney general to succeed Byron White who joins the Supreme Court. Senate confirmation required. Katzenbach previously served as head of the Office of Legal Counsel and held Yale Princeton and Chicago Law ties.
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Washington
Byron R. White
Justice Department
Nicholas de Borde Katzenbach
Katzenbach
Ment
Office of Legal Counsel
Kennedy
White
Supreme Court
Senate
Atty
Robert F
Ketschbach
Rhodes
Oxford
Yale
Virginia Gears Up For Daylight Saving Time Bill
Virginia attorney general was asked to clarify when daylight saving time starts and ends after Gov. Harrison signed a DST bill. The measure defines periods “Between Memorial Day and Labor Day” raising questions on exact boundaries. Del. Harold Dervishian requested guidance due to industry interests in timing.
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Richmond
Virginia
Del
Harold Dervishian
Eral
General Assembly
Dervishian
Robert Y. Button
Attorney General’s
Lal
Anson Jr
Harrison
Northern
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Homerville High School
James Wood School
Mander
Omaha
Neb
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Air Defense ‘Com
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Syria
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