Khrushchev slams Chinese views and stresses peace terms
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev berated Chinese communists for risking a split in world communism and warned they favor war over bread while pressing for a peace treaty to free West Berlin. He outlined Soviet benefits of economic competition and mocked Chinese leaders as following Trotsky.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Communist Movement
Kremlin
West Berlin
China
Soviet Union
France
Communist Party
Wladydevet Cyraaiewen
Leon Trotsky
Trotsky
Double Duty Cactus Bloom Counts Surprise Gore Family
Mrs. A. R. Mayhew of Gore reports a cactus with 35 blooms at Christmas and now 152 blooms. Mr. Mayhew bought the plant at auction for 30 cents. Dean Nuri, son of Mrs. Alma C. Nuri of Roosevelt Blvd, appears in Captain Newman at the Palace Theatre. He serves in the Army Band at Fort Huachuca, Arizona where the film was produced.
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A. R. Mayhew
Gore
Dean Nuri
Alma C. Nuri
Roosevelt Blvd
Captain Newman
Palace Theatre
Army
Fort Huachuca
Ariz
Goldwater Wins in Illinois and Mrs Smith Surprises
In Chicago AP report Senator Barry Goldwater led Illinois Republican presidential preference voting with 63 percent. Senator Margaret Chase Smith from Maine drew 26 percent, while Henry Cabot Lodge and Richard Nixon each received 3 percent as other candidates trailed. Percy, Bell Howell board chairman, won the GOP gubernatorial nomination by defeating State Treasurer William J. Scott.
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Chicago
Barry Goldwater
Illinois
Argaret
Charles
Percyy
Goldwater
Mita
Henry von Lodger
Richard M. Nixon
Sen. Smith
Maine
New Hampshire
Sen. Goldwater
Lodge
Nixon
Percy
Bell & Howell Co
William J.scott
GOP
Johnson to Receive Report on Rail Bargaining Talks
President Johnson will hear a report from federal mediators on the emergency railroad bargaining talks aimed at avoiding a nationwide strike. The briefing covers progress after five days of talks and whether any near solution has emerged, with no definitive verdict from officials.
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LBJ
Washington
Johnson
White House
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Denny’s Comm Auction Tonight At Seven
A community auction at Denny’s features furniture appliances and tools. Auction begins at seven this evening with items on display beforehand.
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Denny’s
Ex Governor Stratton Indicted On Tax Evasion Charges
Former Illinois governor William G. Stratton was indicted by a federal grand jury on four counts for evading about 69 987 in income taxes from 1957 to 1960. The indictment, returned in U S District Court, names Stratton and his wife on joint returns though Mrs Stratton was not charged.
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Chicago
Illinois
William G. Stratton
Grand Jury
William J. Campbell
U.S. District Court
Edward V. Hanrahan
U.S
Stratton
Downey
Population of Cuba at Record High
The Cuban Economists Association in Exile says Cuba will have 7,700,000 inhabitants by late 1964, up from 5,829,029 after the 1953 census. More than 300,000 Cubans have fled into exile since Fidel Castro took power in 1959, despite a rising birth rate.
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Cuban Economists Association In Exile
Cuba
Fidel Castro
City Hears Kent Street Improvement Request and Bridge Plan
The City Council discussed upgrading N Kent St with an overpass over the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad and a full time policewoman. Mayor Smalts referred the proposal to Finance Public Safety and Street committees, with policewoman steps to be coordinated via Douglas School officials.
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N. Kent St
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Finance, Public Safety and
Kirk N. Gaskins
Douglas School
Garland R. Quarles
Nixon Calls for Stronger Anti Communist Stance Abroad
Nixon returns from a 314 week travel spree and urges a tougher U.S. policy toward Communist activity in Asia. He criticizes Fulbright and says he will present major foreign policy recommendations in upcoming speeches to the New York Chamber of Commerce and the American Society of Newspaper Editors.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Asia
John F. Kennedy International
J. William Fulbright
D.ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
Fulbright
Sen
Chapel Hill
N.C
New ‘York
Budd Co Cancels Loudoun Electronics Center Plan
The Budd Co of Philadelphia cancels its Loudoun County electronics research center near Dulles Airport. The project, to cost 750000 to 1 million dollars and employ about 150, was halted after government termination of several contracts with Budd’s electronic division.
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Leesburg
SEATO Expresses Grave Concern Over South Viet Nam
SEATO ministers in Manila issued a communique after a three day meeting with grave concern over Communist aggression in South Viet Nam. They urged readiness to take further steps under the SEATO treaty to stabilize Southeast Asia and deter expansion.
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Manila
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
South
Viet Nam
Eight-Nation Alliance
SEATO
Commu
Seat
Republic of
Southeast Asia
France
China
United States
Britain
Australia
New Zealand
Pakistan
Thailand
Philippines
Weather pattern brings milder temps to Virginia
A high pressure system moving east from Arkansas will dominate Virginia weather for the next several days, bringing mild temperatures across the region.
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Richmond
Arkansas
Virginia
Winchester Parking Authority Proposed by City Council
A resolution to form a Winchester Parking Authority was presented to the City Council with public hearing set for April 28 at city hall. The plan aims to improve downtown parking, add about 1,400 spaces, and guide redevelopment per the Downtown Progress report.
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Winchester
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Richard J. Martin
Monford D. Custer
Robert S. Barbour
John G. Woodwin
del Sewell
General Assembly
Council, Public Safety Committee
H. W. Butler, Jr
the Star
John Larson
Dennis Miller
Potomac Editod Co
The
Star
Loudoun St
Piccadilly
Cork Sts
Piccadilly St
Braddock St
Cork St
Cameron St
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Mao Tze-tung
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Olin Johnston
D-S.c
Senate
Byrd
Johnston
Mrs. Smith
Council
Miami
Fla
Kent St
George Garber
City Hall and Schools Committee
Stewart Bell, Jr
Loudoun
Court House
Winchester Civic Center
C. Vernon Eddy Chapter
Order of DeMolay
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Maj
J. Thomas Boyd
Service Club
Jim Massie
DeMolay
Dad
Lokie Voight
Massie
S. Viet Nam
Authority
Doug O’connell
Martin
Smalts
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