Stage Set for Western Unity At Summit Meet
Western foreign ministers favor unity on key issues before the Paris summit starting May 16. They approve plans to brief allies, engage the Soviet Union on procedural points, and push disarmament and Germany Berlin as top topics.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Paris
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
Khrushchev
London
Istanbul
Soviet Union
Germany
Berlin
Geneva
Local News Briefs From Berryville And Winchester
ORRIE CATLETT reports a 11 inch 1½ pound gold fish caught in Shenandoah River. MRS CHARLES BOYD announces a new fowl in town. Turkeys advertised at 39 cents per pound by a local grocer. PETER the red squirrel aided by police to return home to 106 N Cameron St. Governor Almond declares a state holiday but Winchester VA Employment Service stays open.
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Orrie Catlett
S. Braddock St
Shenandoah River
Charles Boyd
Berryville
Peter
Cameron
Almond
Winchester
Virginia Employment Service
Easter Bake Sale and Local Hookups at Lovett and Miller
A community notice promotes a bake sale at Miller and Anderson's Store next to Margaret Hodgson's Benefit Sacred Heart Academy on April 16 at 9 a.m. Also advertised are Easter outfits from Lovett's Dress Shop and a fluffy Welsh rabbit omelette at Howard Johnson's George Washington Hotel.
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Howard Johnson’s
George Washington Hotel
Air Force Capsule Test Marks Longest Sustained Manned Trial
The Air Force described the sealed capsule test as the longest sustained trial in a manned capsule with various equipment and hailed it as an important step forward.
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Air Force
Rockefeller Edging Back Into Republican Nomination Race
Nelson A. Rockefeller signals a potential return to the GOP race with upcoming out-of-state tours and public appearances though he still refuses to endorse Nixon. He mentions not ruling out a convention draft and weighs the scenario if it arises.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Fie Slill
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Rockefeller
Senate
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Dirk
Cecil H. Underwood
New York
Sen
F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
West Virginia
Humphrey
West
Sacramento
Calif
Edmund G. Brown
Sen. Kennedy
Ban-the-Bomb March To London Begins At Aldermaston
About 9 000 demonstrators start a 54 mile Easter weekend protest from Aldermaston to London with a mass rally planned in Trafalgar Square Monday. Organizers predict Britain could see the largest anti-nuclear march yet as thousands join along the route amid banners, music, and chants for nuclear disarmament.
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Aldermaston
England
London
Trafalgar Square
Hiroshima
John Browns
Re Collins
St. Pauls Catheral
Collins
Campaign For Nuclear Disarmment
Nike Zeus Dispute Aired In House Hearings Again
In Washington the Army defends the Nike Zeus antimissile system while the Defense Department doubts it. Lt Gen Arthur G Trudeau urges development to meet Soviet ICBM threats. David York counters shelters offer better survival. Hearings were held separately and transcripts released.
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Washington
Army
United States
Defense Department
House
Arthur G. Trudeau
Soviet Union
Herbert F. York
York
Trudeau
Easter Brings Unusual Religious Activity in Moscow
In Moscow Easter sparks unusual religious activity as Orthodox and foreign clergy fill services. Four foreign clergy lead worship together in a rare scene while American Catholics and priests conduct midnight adoration and Easter rites at embassies and chapels.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Our Lady of Hope
Louis Dion
Father Dion
Worcester
Mass
Spaso House
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Fulham
England
Roderic Norman Coote
Father Broninski
Balgovechensky Cathedal
Nikolai
Nonodevichi Monastery
Warm Easter Weekend Forecast Highlights Warmth and Showers
The forecast calls for a warm Easter weekend with scattered showers possible. Temperatures rose to 84 degrees today with a 61 degree low and a 55 to 60 degree range expected tonight. The five day outlook shows above normal highs through Wednesday with continued warmth and a chance of thundershowers late tomorrow and Sunday.
Africans Warned To Ignore Call For New Boycott
South Africa's government faced a revived boycott threat as the ANC emergency committee urged a one week work stoppage in Orlando and other Johannesburg Negro settlements. Police raided 10 people and warned Africans not to stay away from work as authorities pledged full protection to prevent a repeat of the crippling action.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Orlando
African National Congress
C. J. Lemmer
Lemmer
Hendrik F. Verwoerd
African Congress
Congress
Cape Town
Durban
The Fifth Day Easter Sermon Ends
The article recounts the risen Jesus appearing to the disciples and declaring peace then sending them to teach all nations. It notes the Easter sermon concluding on page 11 with the final say of the year.
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Jesus
Little Baseball League Registration at War Memorial Building
Registration for the Little Baseball League runs from 9 until noon at the War Memorial Building. Dates include April 14, 1920. Easter flowers and baskets are advertised by Séebrisht's Market for April 14, 2021.
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Little Baseball League
Gipe
Easter Flowers & Baskets
Séebrisht’s
Polaris Underwater Launch Demonstrates Submarine Missile Reach
The Navy achieved a landmark underwater test off San Clemente Island California as the 28 foot Polaris missile launched from 100 feet depth rose 1800 feet and splashed back after five seconds of burn. Rear Adm. William F. Raborn said 45 missile launching submarines are planned and two nuclear powered subs will receive missiles next summer. The test underscores a 1200 mile range and moves the program toward operable use from beneath the sea.
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San Clemente Island
Calif
Navy
California
Sacramento
U. S
Soviet Union
William F. Raborn
Bureau of Naval Weapons
George Washington
Patrick Henry
Beaton Continues to Elude Castro Troops
Insurgent ex officer Manuel Beaton and about 50 guerrillas evade Cuban forces led by Fidel Castro from three directions in the Sierra Maestra. Raul Castro and other top commanders direct a large man hunt as reports of battles and captured rebels remain unconfirmed.
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Las Mercedes
Cuba
Castro
Manuel Beaton
Fidel
Raul
Armed Forces
Caribbean
Beaton
Havana
Ars
Palma Soriano
Sierra Maestra
Sierras
el- Mexicano
Lagruya
Pilots Lose Licenses for Unauthorized Flight to Cuba
The FAA revoked the pilot certificates of Florida men William Schergales and Howard Rundquist for an unauthorized March 20 flight from Florida to Cuba. The action, effective April 12, followed use of emergency authority aimed at prohibiting flights over Cuba. Cuban authorities detained the pilots on March 21 amid claimed political tensions and a lack of required flight plans.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
Florida
Cuba
FAA
Immigration Office
United States
Scergales
U.S
Lovett’s Shoe & Dress Shoppe
Mrs Nixon Visits Headley Auction
Mrs Richard Nixon wife of the Vice President and two friends visited Headleys auction yesterday. She requested her presence not be publicized and said she had a pleasant relaxing afternoon. She did not buy anything but toured show rooms and browsed behind the auction.
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Headley
Richard Nixon
George Fuller
Roger Johnson
Farmers & Merchants National Bank Tax Savings Club
An advertisement promotes a tax savings club offered by Farmers & Merchants National Bank. It highlights an easy method to pay income taxes and tailors the offer to farmers and merchants.
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Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Eric Peugeot Kidnapping Ends With Safe Return In Paris
Four year old heir to the Peugeot empire was found unharmed on a Paris sidewalk after ransom demands. Police pursued leads, a false agency report claimed captors were captured, and the boy analyzed by inspectors after a peaceful return. Father Roland Peugeot said he acted alone to secure release.
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Paris
Eric Peugeot
Eric
Nes
France-Soir
Roland Peugeot
Peugeot
Roland Rougeot
Jean- Philippe
Star Receives Two Awards From Douglas High School
Douglas High School honored The Winchester Star with two awards for news coverage and outstanding sports coverage. Presentation was made by H Brooks, industrial arts instructor, on behalf of the school. Senator H F Byrd Jr accepted for the Star with emphasis on community pride in the achievements.
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Douglas High School
Winchester Evening Star
s@tn
H. Brooks
H. F. Byrd, Jr
Heant
Byrd
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