Five Way Council Race Assured in 2nd Ward
A five way race for the three second ward City Council seats is set for the June 12 election. Second ward incumbents seeking re election are Lee Coble Stewart Bell Jr and Gerald Goodman. Mayor Claude B Smalls Jr and six other council members have two more years. Hardy and Huntsberry filed for office. Hardy is production manager National Fruit Product Co Huntsberry is secretary of Huntsberry Inc and president of Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce.
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Arene
On As
Boscawen St
Lee Coble
Stewart Bell, Jr
Gerald Goodman
Winchester - Frederick County
Mr. Hardy
N. Loudoun St
John Kerr and
Handley
Virginia Episcopal School
Lynchburg
U.S. Field Artillery
National Fruit Pro Co
Hardy
Be Iortar Master Atteormerly
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Exchange Club
Elks Lodge
The
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Disable Officers Association
Chamber of Commerce
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Anne
Harry Hardy
Florence Eaton Hardy
Twins misattributed sons born in Winches ter Memorial Hospital
The Gown Crier notes Sons were born to Harry Truman and Franklin Delano Roosevelt on Tuesday in Winches ter Memorial Hospital but the last names are Hott and Garis. Readers report Homerville as Clinch County seat in Georgia near Moody AFB.
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Harry Truman
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Hott
Garis
W. G. Fletcher
N. Loudoun St
Georgia
Homerville
Clinch County
Moody Air Force Base
James Wood
Six New Candidates File for Stephens City Council
Six persons filed for Stephens City Town Council seats, including two former members Ralph Wakeman and Richard Adams. In Middletown four incumbents seek re election plus Gene Jenkins and Filter Gunn, with Wilson Borden not seeking re election. Incumbents for Stephens City include Mayor Ralph Comer and six others, with Strosnider recently appointed to fill an unexpired term.
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Stephens
Ralph M. Wakeman
Richard L. Adams
Wakeman
Lynn C. Comer
J. Lee Gregory
Gregory’s Appliances
J. A. McCormick
Atomic Energy Commission
Thomas J. Horne
H. E. Massie
Middeltown
Carl B. Baker
Alma L. Coffelt
David K. Muntzing
W. R. McCauley
Gene Jenkins
Filter C. Gunn
Wilson Borden
Re- Stephens City
Ralph Comer
Lewis Stelzl
Garland Strickler
Ray E* Ing
Gilda Lemley
Jennings Weister
Ralph R. Strosnider
Mr. Strosnider
Maurice Lemley
O’sullivan
Winchester
Mary Lee Beatty
Strosnider
James Wood High School
Methodist Church Land ‘Fire Company
Virginia Democrats Seek Nominations in 7th 10th District Primaries
Filing closed with five Democrats aiming for renomination in the 7th and three in the 10th as races heat up for seats held by retiring Burr Harrison and incumbent Joel Broyhill. Incumbents Downing Hardy Abbitt Tuck unopposed. other districts plan nominations at upcoming conventions.
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Richmond
Witnop
Burr P. Harrison
Shenandoah Valley
Richard H. Poff
Howard Smith
Virginia
Congress
Midwest Snowstorm Dramatizes April Weather Spread
The Associated Press reports a powerful April storm blanketed the northern Midwest with nine inches of snow in Minnesota and across the Dakotas and Wisconsin. Heavy rain and hail pounded the Southeast while Mississippi saw nearly three inches in Tupelo and Jackson. Levee breaches in Tupelo caused flooding as King Creek waters rose.
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Minnesota
Midwest
Great Lakes
Montana
Mississippi
Tupelo
Dakotas
Iowa
Wisconsin
Pipestone
Minn
Florida
Louisiana
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
Carolinas
Jackson
Miss
King Creek
Gulf Coast
Stringer
Lufkin
Longview
Tex
Caster
Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic Coast States
Test Moratorium Proposal Rejected
The Soviet Union proposed an unpoliced moratorium on nuclear weapons tests at the general disarmament conference in Geneva. The United States and Britain rejected the idea, saying they cannot trust the Soviets to observe a moratorium. Canada and Mexico expressed regret and urged a compromise on testing while the US pushes for a test ban with enforcement mechanisms.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Valerian A. Zorin
mid-Pacific
Canada
Mexico
Zorin
Union Sends Teachers Back to Classrooms
New York AP report: thousands of public school teachers return to classrooms after a court order and union instructions ending a walkout that affected about one million students. Schools operated near normal though some interruptions occurred. Stuyvesant and other sites required police aid to restore order.
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New York
Seward Park High School
Board of Education
Stuyvesant High School
Afl-Cio
Fifty four Bay of Pigs captives freed with ransom paid
Fifty four sick or wounded Bay of Pigs captives are to be released Saturday after ransom money was paid into a Canadian bank. Negotiations continue for ransoming additional prisoners from the 1179 invasion. A committee spokesman said the group would be flown to Miami with two doctors, as exiles from the United States arranged the release after treason verdicts and set ransoms from twenty five thousand to higher amounts.
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Havana
Miami
United States
Cuban ransoms target prisoners held by Castro regime
A Havana broadcast reported the Cuban Families Committee in the United States and Prime Minister Castro agreed to press on with talks for freedom of the rest of the prisoners. Ransom prices were set by a Cuban tribunal at 62 million dollars, with families claiming 26 million collected to date.
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Havana
Cuban Families Committee
United States
Castro
The Great Locomotive Chase Ends in Northern Georgia
A report marks the chase ending in Northern Georgia with Federal Raider James J. Andrews and seven men charged as spies. Also notes a Monterey Virginia skirmish.
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Georgia
James J. Andrews
Monterey
Dynamiting Hits West Virginia Truck Again
State Police probe a second truck bombing in as many days near Lehen on Rt 259. A pulpwood hauler bound for Roaring Springs Pennsylvania was exploded between the cab and load as it sat in front of the Lehen Post Office. The owner is C. E. Lockhart of Gore. the driver was absent.
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Romney
Lehen
Roaring Springs
C. E. Lockhart
Gore
Circle K Club Receives Charter At Shenandoah College Dinner
The Circle K Club of Shenandoah College was chartered at a dinner, with over 100 Kiwanis members and club supporters in attendance. Dr. William M. Eagles presented the charter for the Capital District Kiwanis International, and Robert Carter accepted on behalf of the club.
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Jones
Circle K
Shenandoah College
Henry Flowers
Winchester Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Gerald Goodman
William M. Eagles
Capital District
Kiwanis International
Robert Carter
Kiwanis Circle K Club
Circle K Club
Richmond
Kernstown
Lee-Jackson
Winchester Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Russell McDonald
Middletown
Joe Sewell, Jr
Winchester
James Boyd
Stephens City
Gene Long
Richard Dove
Steve Clem
Robert McCarty
Mike Hart
Alan Devers
Dickie Keeler
Lee Bullwinkle
Rick Bessie
Jack Baughan
Ronnie Keeler
Joseph Elbon
Irvin Dieterle
Eagles
Key Club
Kennedy presses steel price hike in public clash
President Kennedy launches a sharp critique of U.S. Steel and other steel firms at a news conference. He accuses price hikers of contempt for the public and signals antitrust scrutiny and possible further legislative action while noting a staged cooling period in West Coast shipping and potential future inquiries.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Big Steel
U.S. Steel Corp
United Steelworkers Union
U.S. Steel
Justice Department
Federal Trade Commission
Arthur J. Goldberg
Probes and Court Action Considered Over Steel Price Rise
Washington officials push two congressional investigations and a price fixing probe after a $6-per-ton steel rise. Officials threaten court action, seek rollback, curb aluminum hikes, and tighten wage and price controls while urging U S Steel and rivals to rescind the increase.
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Kennedy
Washington
Washington Today
U.S. Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Jones and Laughlin
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Wheeling
Stock Market Dips Sharply Amid Washington Fear
The AP Market Summary shows the Dow Jones average down 1.70 at 252.50 at noon as steel shares drag the Industrials rails and utilities lower. The report notes markets cautious about government action and potential counter blows to steel prices as trading proceeded. Garb age notice cites city campaign trash collection week April 16 to 21 with curbside pickups in open trucks and two collections per household.
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New York
Wall Street
Washington
Associated Press
Closing Notice and Local Events Blotter
Closing notice states the shop will be closed for the week due to a family death. Several community notices advertise rummage sales and a charity benefit by BSA Troop with details of dates and locations. A help-wanted ad for a beauty shop and a market entry for Virginia Pruit Market are also included along with a note about a shop named Curly Top Beauty Shop.
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Curly Top Beauty Shop
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MR. Huntsberry
Ralph L. Hardy
E. R. Huntsberry, Jr
New York City
Clarke County High School
John Mosby Academy
Front Royal
Mosby Group
Bristol Hotel
Clarke
Sheraton Atlantic
Susie
Jimmy Laise
W. Whitlock Ave
Jan Garber
Blau
Union
United Federation of Teachers
Charles Cogen
Cogen
W. Va
Steel
ED Morse
AP Business News
Lerk
Virginia Dairy Bar
Virginia Pruit
N. Loudoun
BSA
Evan
Reform
Cork & Cameron Stat
St. Meth
Spring Coats
Jay's Boys & G
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