Khrushchev Says He May Not Lead Forever
Khrushchev admitted he cannot hold his current party and state posts for all time while conceding at age 69 he cannot head them indefinitely. Western observers debated whether he plans to relinquish one or both jobs, with Washington experts noting no evidence of an imminent ouster. Possible heirs include Kozlov Mikoyan and Kosygin as Moscow weighs succession amid party discipline drives.
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Dila Hare
Khrushchev
Moscow
Party
Ore Prerpany
Arahber Bade
U.S
Washington
Kremlin
Frol R. Kozlov
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Alexei Kosygin
Meees
Laos Peace Appeal Outlined by Harriman and Khrushchev
Diplomatic talks between Harriman and Khrushchev focus on Laos neutrality and the Geneva accords. Pathet Lao forces shell positions near Kong Le’s Neutralist troops as International Control Commission observers report shell bursts from Plaine des Jarres. Harriman, the U.S. negotiator, arrived from London aboard a Soviet airliner amid cautious hopes for restraint.
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Laos
Phe Do Butane
International Control Commission
Plaine Des Jarres
Pathet Lao
Harriman
U.S
London
Cold Nips Some Blossoms in Low Clarke Area
A sharp frost touched Clarke area orchards with temperatures in the 20s. Roy Woodward of H F Byrd Inc reports minimal damage except in low spots. Moore and Dorsey notes browning of blossom pedicels in low areas while bees stay active in Polk at Moore and Dorsey orchard.
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Clarke Area
Clarke Coura
Roy Woodward
H. F. Byrd, Inc
Moore and Dorsey Apple
Polm
Moore and Dorosey
Byrd to Speak At Final Meet Of Study Group
State Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. will address the last session of the Freedom vs. Communism course sponsored by the Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce. Gerald Goodman led discussions with participants including Thomas Beaver James Butcher Irving Shendon Ralph Cain and others.
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Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Winchester-Frederick County
Defensive Bombs Dropped On Havana Refineries
AP report quotes Alexander Rorke at an anti Communist meeting describing a Thursday night air strike on Havana refineries. He claims a plane dropped five defensive bombs but notes no tanks blew and mentions four aboard including an MIT student.
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Washington
Alexander Rorke
Havana
Rorke
Cuba
New York City
National Company
Fidel Castro
Violym II
Laureano Batista
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Keith Williams Home Destroyed by Fire
Keith Williams and his family escaped a blaze that ruined their $75,000 Merricans Lane residence. Fire officials said an oil furnace explosion likely started the fire, with flames engulfing the basement recreation room and a blown-out picture window. Water shortages hampered suppression efforts as crews battled the fire for hours.
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Keith Williams
Merricans Lane
Williams
Gerald M. Hepner
Round Hill Fire Co
U.S. 50
Mr. Williams
J. Kenneth Robinson
Delmer Robinson, Jr
Robinson Cold Storage
Clocks Advance for DST Across Major Cities This Sunday
Daylight Saving Time begins in many metros this Sunday shifting TV shows an hour earlier until the last Sunday in October. Northern Virginia suburbs join. Bristol Virginia Tennessee stays on standard time. Virginia law from 1962 defines the DST period from Memorial Day to Labor Day.
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Virginia
Washington
Bristol
General Assembly
Robert Y Button
Soviets Near U S Copters Over East Berlin
Soviet planes approached two U S helicopters within 500 yards over East Berlin as they conducted routine flights in the Berlin Control Zone. The choppers returned unharmed to West Berlin after about 40 minutes, amid ongoing dispute over access in the 20 mile radius zone.
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Berlin
Rescue Crews Move Slowly Into Compass No 2 Mine
Clinchfield Coal Co announced 14 bodies of 22 trapped miners recovered after a gas explosion at Compass No 2 mine near Clarksburg West Virginia. Rescue teams worked into the mine as hopes faded for remaining missing workers.
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W.va
Clarksburg
Clinchfield Coal Co
Compass No. 2
W. Va
Harry Chapman
Chapman
Leonard Timms
Dola
Here
Fairmont
One Man Freed In Slaying Probe Near Maryland Pilgrim
Gaddis Killian, 44, was released after hours of questioning in the roadside slaying case of a Maryland integration pilgrim. A second man remained in custody on an open charge as investigators sought fresh leads near the sites of earlier events.
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Gadsden, Ala
Maryland
Gaddis Killian
Bill Jones
State Department of Public Safety
Gunmen Kill Duvalier's Driver and Bodyguards
Gunmen fired from a car killing the driver and two bodyguards of President Francois Duvalier as his children Jean Claude and Simone, aged 12 and 14, were escorted to school. The children survived and escaped into the school as authorities tightened security around the National Palace.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Jean-Claude
Simone
National Palace
Duvalier
Valier
Je Con Cale
Methodist Bird College
Truman Returns to Work After Stomach Upset
Former President Harry S. Truman, 78, is back on the job after a stomach upset. The Associated Press reached his office and he answered, saying he was all right and it was just a stomach issue.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Associated Press
Truman
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