Kennedy Macmillan outline joint approach to cold war issues
Presidents Kennedy and Macmillan announced a wide agreement during three days of talks. They pledged to work toward a safeguarded ban on nuclear weapons tests and to oppose Soviet attempts to undermine the United Nations, while noting no specific force deployments in Laos or Vietnam.
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Japanese girl recalls festivals in Yokohama and Winchester
A Yokohama born girl adopted by an American family spoke of the Cherry Blossom Festival in Yokohama and the Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester. CY MEE reports festival reservations are rising with attendees from Portland Texas Arizona Key West and other remote places. Weather notes forecast warmer conditions tomorrow.
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Washington
Winchester
CY Mee
Portland
Ore
Texas
Arizona
Key West
Fla
Invasion Jitters Sweep Cuba Again
Havana AP reports renewed invasion jitters in Cuba as Fidel Castro warns rationing may be needed amid supposed threats. Jose Miro Cardona, leader of a Cuban exile effort, promises a US invasion fleet arrival that never materializes, while Cuba tightens security against terrorism and observers grow wary.
Feed Grain Program Meeting Set Wed
A county wide meeting to discuss the 1961 Feed Grain Program is scheduled for Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the War Memorial Building. The ASC county committee and the County Agent’s office arranged the meeting with district ASC officials attending in Harrisonburg. Farmers planning to sign up should bring necessary information to the county ASC office to speed processing.
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Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Frederick
ASC
John Wolfe
Harrisonburg
Stickley
Frederick County
Macmillan Urges Free World Be Strengthened
Cambridge reports British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan calls unity as vital as security urging Western nations to join in nuclear defense and development. U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk advocates sharing Anglo American nuclear power to curb spread of weapons and to avoid increasing total arms power.
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Joseph Dorsey Heads Frederick Fruit Growers
Joseph P. Dorsey of Berryville was named president of the Frederick County Fruit Growers Association at its annual dinner at the Golf Club. Robert Russell becomes vice president and Mrs Mildred Luttrell treasurer. Charles S Toan is re elected executive secretary. New directors for three year terms include OE B Glaize and Lester Arnold.
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Frederick County
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Henry Brum
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National Apple Institute
Bomber Downed by Sidewinder Near New Mexico
Lt James W Van Seyoc of Albuquerque piloted the F100 in a simulated sortie when a Sidewinder missile fired during a practice attack hit the bomber causing a crash near a ranch in New Mexico. Rescue teams battled blizzard conditions as 17 aircraft searched the wreckage for survivors and injured crew.
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New Mexico Air National Guard
James W. van Seyoc
Albuquerque
van ‘Tere
Eim
Don Blodgett
Kalamazoo
Pit Jackson
We Richwood
Charles Jackson
Jackson
Richwood
Singleton
Revolution Said Forming in Cuba
New York AP reports Dr. Jose Miro Cardona head of the Cuban Revolutionary Council says an insurgent movement is forming against Castro's regime within Cuba. He states Peron associates view a revolt potentially beginning soon.
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Jose Miro Cardona
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Cuba
Peron
Used Car Purchases at M CHEVROLET SALES in Virginia 1961
A 1961 Virginia record notes multiple used car purchases at M Chevrolet Sales. Details list individual vehicles bought during the year, with prices and buyer names. The brief summarizes stock and transaction activity at the dealership.
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Virginia
Chevrolet
Winchester Officials Plan Re election as Primary Looms
Five city officials in Winchester indicate plans to seek re election. They are City Sergeant G G Baker City Treasurer M D Weaver Commonwealth's Attorney Dabney Watts Commissioner of the Revenue Taylor L Barr and Clerk of the Corporation Court Oye Rosenberger. Stuart Brown of Millwood also files and runs for the House of Delegates. The primary is set for July 11.
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Winchester
G. G. Baker
M. D. Weaver
Commonwealth
Dabney Watts
Revenue
Taylor L. Barr
Corporation Court
Oye
House of Delegates
Marshall
Clarke Smith
C. P. McVicar
Weaver
William Hollis
Baker
Senate
James P
Brown
Congo Peace Talks Postponed Over Meeting Location
In Leopoldville talks between officials and pro Lumumba leader Antoine Gizenga were halted due to inability to agree on a safe meeting place. Talks had been set to start Sunday as leaders prepared to travel to Bun Doki for reconciliation. Vice Premier Jean Bolikango promised a formal reply once agreement is reached. Rebel Gen Victor Lundula reportedly reconsidered meeting with Gen Mobutu who also said he would meet on Sunday.
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Leopoldville
Antoine Gizenga
Snag Eigen Yo Sg
Bundoki
Jean Bolikango
Victor Lundula
Joseph Mobutu
Mobutu
Lundula
Contracting for 1961 Season Noted in Oakles Slonaker Row
Local note lists Oakles C. Slonaker seeking contracting for the 1961 season. Details include an apparent call for workers or partners, with a reference to a probable employment or sponsorship arrangement.
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Survivors Sought From 5030-Ton British Vessel
A British liner Dara burst into flames in the Persian Gulf. About 500 rescued, with 550 aboard and 130 crew not certain. Indians and Pakistanis predominated. some Americans and Europeans aboard. Rescue ships and Royal Navy and US Air Force aid continue search 50 miles off Sharia coast.
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Persian Gulf
Was
Sparraleee Bay
Basra
Tracil
Arabia
Stephens Pledges Aid to Localities in Virginia Crisis
Bowing Green AP The Caroline board of supervisors says Stephens will do all in his power to aid Virginia subdivisions facing financial distress. He offered no concrete relief plan when responding to the board and to rival Harrison Jr. on how localities can secure more revenue to cover costs.
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Caroline Board of Supervisors
Virgina
Stephens
Harrison Jr
Caroline Board
Wa General Assembly
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