Castro Accuses U S of Forming Fifth Column
In a long Havana TV speech Fidel Castro charged the United States with organizing a fifth column to spark a counter revolution in Cuba. He accused Washington of plotting within the OAS and linked U S naval authorities at Guantanamo to counter elements, while defending Cuban actions as betraying no revolution.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Eisenhower
Tary
Christian A. Herter
Castro
Herter
United States
Cuba
Friends of
Democracy
Francisco Franco
Meayahan
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
U.S
Santi
Fulgencio Batista
Unexpected Visitor and Scout Project Highlight Shenandoah Valley Page
An unexpected visitor robin perched at North Loudoun Service Station. Girl Scout Troop 29 led by Mrs. Rayner Johnson and Mrs. Philip Glaize planted 150 pine seedlings near the War Memorial as part of a conservation effort. A new rain gauge and thermometers were noted with no rainfall forecast. The A Cappella Choir of West Virginia State College will sing at a Tuesday concert in Charles Town, under church auspices.
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North Loudoun
Clay Shull
Mr. Shull
Rayner Johnson
Philip Glaize
Richard Lancaster
War Memorial
Winchester Fruit Research Taare
West Virginia State College
Charles Town
W. Va
Episcopal Church
Japanese Students Protest U S Security Treaty
In Tokyo a thousand Japanese students from Zengakuren protested the new U S Japanese security pact before the Diet. Police in 500 yards blocked the demonstration with 5000 officers, forcing dispersal after four hours of warnings. No injuries were reported as tensions rose over ratification efforts.
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Tokyo
Diet
Japan
Zengakuren
Japanese Communist Party
Peter
Nobusuke Kishi
Liberal Democrats
Milleson Receives JCC Service Award in Clarke County
John F. Mille son Jr. was named Outstand ing Clarke Jaycee of the Year at the annual dinner. The event honored other regional earners including Gene Ray Larrick as outstanding Clarke County High School athlete and Frank Sowers Jr. as outstanding farmer. Lt. Col. Griffing Davis (ret.) received the outstanding boss award. The SPOKE award went to Henry Sciullo. Majors and organizers included John Marsh, Forrest Wesson, and Leland Broadstater.
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Berryville
John F. Milleson, Jr
Clarke
Griffing Davis
Leland Broadstater
Jack Vincent
Lee-Jackson
Marsh
Bill Jordan
Lloyd Allen
Rodney Forsythe
Charles Shull
Wesson
Henry Sciullo
Clarke Courier
Winchester Evening Star
Shull
Milleson
Ber
The
Jaycees
Eee
Lions Broom Sale
Grace Episcopal Church
Gene Ray Larrick
Stewart Larrick
White Post
Charles E. Tait
Future Farmers of America
Club Sentinel
Gene Ray
Nashville Auto-Diesel College
Sowers
Chilly Hollow
Jones
Caroline Kerns
Marvin 1 Methodist Church
Col. Davis
Texas
Govern
West Virginia Governor Attacks Kennedy Humphrey Campaign
Governor Cecil Underwood accuses Kennedy and Humphrey of exploiting West Virginia’s economic troubles in the May 10 presidential primary. He defends Eisenhower, says no concrete ideas offered to solve state issues, and notes voting gaps on housing, surplus programs, coal research, and airport grants.
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Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
Hubert H. Humphrey
John F. Kennedy
Fiim
Senate
Cecil Underwood
Underwood
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Humphrey
Congress
Eisenhower
Coal Research Commission
Piccadilly St
Western Auto
Peoples Life Ins. CO
De Gaulle calls for global economic aid program
French leader Charles de Gaulle urged the United States, Russia and other powers to launch a cooperative economic aid program for Africa and Asia to lift two billion people out of poverty. He pressed easing Soviet Western tensions and said the Paris Four meeting should focus on disarmament progress rather than Berlin.
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GTON
Charles de Gaulle
United States
Russia
Africa
Asia
Eisenhower
Paris
Berlin
National Press Club
Ous
de Gaulle
Nile Valley
Middle East
Washington
Eisen
Fireworks to Open May Day Festival on Handley Grounds
The May Day Festival will feature a free fireworks display on Handley grounds at about 8 15 p.m. after the Department of Firemen parade. The display resumes after a two year lapse due to financial reasons. John Fletcher chairs the fireworks committee with Stewart DeHaven on the panel.
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Department of Firemen
Handley Grounds
John Fletcher
Stewart DeHaven
Blossoms Near Peak Bloom At Winchester Lab Region
The five day forecast shows warm weekend ahead with cooler days midweek and temperatures about 10 degrees above normal. Bloom timing centers on York variety peaking around April 25 27 with earlier blossoms starting yesterday and latest on May 9 1940 in historical notes.
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Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Rege
York
Mississippi antislide law tested as seven Arkansas Negroes appear
Seven Arkansas Negroes appeared before a Starkville justice on a trespassing charge under Mississippi's new antidisruption statute. Sheriff Tom Cook said the group, from Little Rock, were stopped near a gas station en route to Tuskegee and released on $200 bonds. The case marks the first test of the new law intended to block sitdown demonstrations.
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Associated Press
Mississippi
Starkville
Tee
Osborn
Justice of the Peace
D. W. Watson
Tom Cook
Little Rock
Tuskegee
Ala
Award to estate in fatal Frederick County crash
In Roanoke, a U S District Court awarded the estate of Mrs Gladys Blanch Cole of Princeton West Virginia $25000 in a wrongful death suit against Elliott Delivery Service Inc of Delaware. The collision occurred on U S 11 north of Stephens City last July 3 killing Mrs Cole and four others.
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Roanoke
U. S. District Court
West Virginia
Frederick County
Elliott Delivery Service Inc
Delaware
U. S. 11
Stephens City
Gladys Blanch Cole
Princeton
W. Va
Robert
Linda
James E. Kirk
McComas
Accient
Spring Weather Runs Hot in the West and Snow Across Rockies
A volatile spring storm affected Utah Montana and Idaho with snow and icy rain. Burley Idaho reported three inches of snow while western Montana saw two to three inches. Temperatures plunged in portions of Wyoming Utah and the northern plains with record highs nearby.
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Associated Press
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Burley
Wyoming
Yankton
Cancer Crusade Door-to-Door Canvass Monday
The 1960 Cancer Crusade canvass starts Monday at 6 30 p m with Mrs John Goodwin as overall chairwoman and co chairs Mrs Robert Fuller and Mrs William H Baker. Zone leaders and teen group units are listed. The drive aims for a $6300 goal.
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John Goodwin
Robert Fuller
William H. Baker
Cochairman
Sam Johnston
Gordon Whitham
Lohi Dunlap
George E. Weidig
Joseph McKee
Thieves Break Into Machines In Loudoun County
The Loudoun County sheriff reports 12 soft drink machines were broken into overnight or early morning across the county. A spokesman said the incident is under investigation and no arrests have been announced.
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Loudoun
Leesburg
Loundon County
Rhee moves to a premier cabinet system in Korea
President Syngman Rhee approves a shift back to a premier cabinet system seeking to curb his power while remaining chief of state. He faces questions on actual power relinquishment as he taps a more democratic approach.
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Seoul, Korea
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
South Korea
Y. T. Pyun
Rhée
Liberal Party
Pyun
Lee Kipoong
John Chang
Lee
Chang
of Korea
Federation
National University Hospital
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Cedarmeade Subdivision
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Ray Becker
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