U.S. Aims in Laos and Vietnam Withdrawals and Talks
The United States seeks aloud to use NATO basing as a defense to ease East West tensions and push for Laos neutrality. Washington urges Russia to allow greater access for an international control commission in Communist held territories and for full withdrawal of North Vietnamese forces from Laos. Rusk and Dobrynin held exploratory talks on Berlin tensions with possible Red Chinese influence over North Vietnam.
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Revis Ension
Srecessia
United States
Laos
Russia
Viet Nam
Rusk
Dobrynin
Berlin
Tuna threat prompts recalls for kosher Passover tuna
The FDA warned that some white tuna canned for Passover by Washington Packing Corp may contain the botulinum type E toxin. About 10 defective cans were found, all in the New York area, prompting A&P to pull the shipment and California officials to order removal of all Washington Packing tuna.
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Food and Drug Administration
Washington
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsmore
Augusta
FDA
Washington Packing Corp
San Francisco
A&p
Washington Packing
California
Carter A&p
California Health Department
Plains Driver Killed in U S 50 Crash
A Plains Virginia resident German A Suders died in a fiery collision on U S Route 50. Troopers identified the victim as the 18 year old front Roy Road resident. The crash involved a motorcycle and an auto driven by Thel G Mauck of Winchester. Mauck was charged with yielding the right of way. Harris, injured, was taken to the hospital. Continued on page 2.
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Harris
Gerrard
S. Loud
Warner Fuel Co
Wilkins’. Shoe Center
Hoppers Auto Club
Winchester Kiwanis Club
Winchester Munchester Lions Club
Winchester- Frederick
County Chamber of Commerce
Winchester Rotary Navy Recruiting
Virginia Division of Forestry
Virgnia Nurses Association
Watermelon Park
Berryville
Foster parents sought by Berryville couple
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Black of Berryville seek information on foster parenting. They fostered a little Greek girl and want to connect with others interested in becoming foster parents. The Retail Merchants Assn reports sales of 26 dozen eggs at 1 15 p m today with proceeds benefiting Winchester Rehabilitation Center.
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Kenneth Black
Berryville
Forster
Blood-Stained Youth Admits 2 Slayings
Roger Foster a 17 year old confessed killer of the Dream Girl charter boat crew was brought to Key West by a Coast Guard vessel and then handed to FBI and county officers. He said he murdered captain Douglas Trevor 47 and his son Edward 22 after the boat was found offshore Cuba. Foster claimed he chartered the Dream Girl to reach Fidel Castro and kill himself. The arrival drew about 100 spectators as investigators prepare to confer with the sheriff.
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Key West
Fla
Roger Foster
Coast Guard
FBI
Henry Haskins
Dream. Girl
Foster
Cuba
Douglas Trevor
Edward
Fidel Castro
Sheriff's
Trevors
H. A. Foster
Griffin
Gaz
Bes
Eeen
Si Tok
Easter Egg Hunt Sets 60 Dozen Eggs in Winchester Event
Weatherman predicts sunny Easter Sunday in the 60s for Winchester and Frederick counties. The Winchester Jaycees sponsor an Easter Egg Hunt at the War Memorial Building starting at 2 p.m. with two age divisions and prizes for many children. State offices including the Virginia Employment Commission will be closed Monday for the holiday.
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Winchester
Frederick Conn
Winchester Jaycees
War Memorial
Jaycees
Virginia Employment Commission
Clear skies aid Thresher search amid rough seas
Dark weather and gale winds hampered efforts as oceanographers used echo sounding gear to locate the Thresher hull in the Atlantic. Navy plans include 22 more attack submarines while a separate inquiry probes the disaster and structural integrity after the Portsmouth Navy Yard overhaul.
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Washington
Thresher
Atlantic
Navy
Fred Korth
Bureau of Ships
Naval Court of Inquiry
Court of Inquiry
Portsmouth
N.H
Navy Yard
Shenandoah Apple Blossom Parade Draws 69 Bands And Floats
The 1963 Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival on May 3 features 69 high school bands from seven states plus college units and 12 drum and bugle corps. Notable entrants include Hillsborough High School Big Red, Miami Edison Cadettes, Furman Pet Rifles unit, and Warwick High Grenadier Band. Twenty floats entered by communities compete in the Miss Apple Blossom contest with many local clubs and businesses sponsoring entries. Continued on Page 2 Col 4.
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Shenandoah
Hillsborough High School
Tampa
Fla
Miami Edison
Miami
Virginia High School
Bristol
Furman University
Pet Rifles
Greenville
Inman
William
Woodstock Lions Club
Martins
Soviet Union launches Cosmos XIV earth satellite
Moscow AP reports the Soviet Union launched Cosmos XIV to continue space studies under a program announced in 1962. Tass says equipment is functioning, data is processed, and the satellite orbits every 92.1 minutes at 164 to 318 miles altitude with a 20004 megacycle radio system and orbit measurement capability.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Space
Phone Strike Talks Halted Until Tuesday
Bargaining between General Telephone Co of the Southeast and striking IBEW Local 2 workers recessed until Tuesday after hours of talks with federal mediator James Holden at the George Washington Hotel. The 80-strong strike disrupts the Eastern Panhandle area of West Virginia as workers seek a 10 cent raise, hospital premium sharing, and assignment parity for full-time status.
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General Telephone Co
Southeast
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Union
James Holden
George Washington Hotel
Panhandle
West Virginia
Frank Adams
Tractor Destroyed By Fire Near Martinsburg Pike
A tractor owned by Roy Pope of Bruce town was destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon while plowing beside Martinsburg Pike. The carburetor ignited, spreading to the gas tank. Clearbrook Fire Co. answered the alarm with Gainesboro Fire Co. also responding to a grass fire at Whitacre orchard yesterday.
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Martinsburg Pike
Clearbrook Fire Co
Roy Pope
Brucetown
Winchester Firemen Treated After Woods Blaze Rages
A wind whipped forest fire scorched 350 to 450 acres in northwestern Warren County forcing some residents to flee while no homes burned. Firefighters aided by a Frederick County warden and Staunton unit battled the blaze past nightfall. Two men, George Sardelli and Scott Brown, suffered head injury and smoke inhalation respectively.
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Warren County
Reliance
Lece
Winchester Memorial Hospital
George Sardelli
Rouss Fire Co
Scott Brown
Reuss
Virginia Green Boys
Staunton
Frederick County
John Racey
Purge Target Listed Virginia Congressman Marsh
The New York Times reports that Democratic leaders have marked Virginia Seventh District Congressman John O. Marsh Jr. as a potential purge victim. The piece notes a neutrality rule in primary contests and mentions thirteen southern congressional districts under consideration.
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Washington
New York Times
Virginia
Gressman
John O. Marsh, Jr
Joseph A. Loftus
New Yorks Times
Washin Oe
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Kena Temple Mounties
Richard J. Rosserger
Richlands
Tazewell County
Surry Central
Dobson, N. C
Chamber of Commerce
Chewsville
Lions Club
Staunton Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hardy County
W. Va
Moorefield
Wardensville
Mathias
Rockoak
Raritan
Clarke County Lions Club
Edinburg
Charlottesville- Albemarle County
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