Castro Khrushchev meet in murmansk amid Cuba crisis
Castro and Khrushchev greeted each other at Yaukova Airport after Castro arrived from Murmansk to inspect the northern sea fleet. Soviet news cited Cosmos 16 satellite launch as tensions over Cuba persisted despite public praise of Soviet aid and restraint from the United States.
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Cuba
United States
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Yaukova
Castro
Arctic
Murmansk
Northern Sea Fleet
Tass
Naval Review
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Odie
The Down Crier Tax Deadline Notice
The newspaper notes that Wednesday is the final day to file and pay 1962 income taxes without penalty. It reminds readers that those who filed but have not paid will face penalties, with reference to Robert Lee a jun and the Conservatory.
Grand Jurors Indict Humes For Murder In Four Others Cited
Grand jurors indicted Humes for murder and four others including James D. M. Miller and Lena Linaburg. Humes Miller and Frye faced arraignment. a $200 fine and court costs were imposed with license suspension. Trooper R L Bruce testified about Pike stopped January 13 on Route 11 near Kernstown amid fog and erratic driving remarks.
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Humes
James D. M. Miller
Lena Linaburg
Miller
Frye
Yaalk
Elliott Marshall
R. L. Bruce
Pike
Rt. 11
Kernstown
Hoffa Wins 2 to 1 in Teamsters AFL CIO Vote
International Teamsters President James R Hoffa defeats the insurgent group 4 893 to 2 500 in a National Labor Relations Board election covering Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware and Maryland where four locals vote for Hoffa and his backers claim a decisive victory The Voice faction led by Meany challenges the result amid comments by AFL CIO regional official William Kirchner The outcome is announced in Philadelphia as Hoffa tours the area with his campaign team.
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Philadelphia
International Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Afl-Cio
Mystery Oper
Anion
National Labor Relations Board
Teamsters
Baaest
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Hoffa
William Kirchner
The
Voice
the Voice
Fighting in Laos Grinds On Amid Peace Talks Stall
In Laos the lull in fighting continued into a fourth day as neutralists and pro Communist forces held positions around Plaine des Jarres. Leaders plan to renew negotiations Tuesday with no progress. Souphanouvong demands broader talks including neutralization of Vientiane while Souvanna Phouma hesitates.
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Vientiane
Laos
Pathet Lao
Plaine de Jarres
Souphanouvong
Plaine Des Jarres
Souvanna Phouma
School boards and teachers face era of warfare warning
Arizona educator Daniel R. Davies warns at NSBA meeting that teachers and school boards must learn to work together or risk a jungle warfare clash similar to labor management battles. He cites Utah as a case of stalemate between Gov Clyde and teachers over salary and finance.
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Denver
Colo
Arizona
Daniel R. Davies
University of Arizona
NSBA
Utah
Davies
Gion
George D. Clyde
Bernap Davies
National Education Association
American Federation of Teachers
W. L. Davis
Cleveland
Ohio
OAS probes Haiti Dominican crisis as troops move toward border
The Organization of American States dispatches a five nation fact finding team to the Caribbean crisis on Hispaniola while Dominican forces threaten action and Haiti breaks diplomatic ties. Brazil and Bolivia abstain from votes to frame the mission.
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Washington
Caribbean
Haiti-Dominican Republic
U.S
OAS
Hispaniola
Port Au Prince
Juan Bosch
Haiti
Council of the
Five
Dominican Republic
Free-Swinging Clash Between Jews and Nazis Outside Shrine
Ten injured in a 10 minute street battle outside Shrine Auditorium during Israel's anniversary observance. Four Nazis and four police were hospitalized, two Jews present at scene. Celebrities inside included Jack Benny and Ziva Rodann. disturbance began when a Jewish man was struck by a Nazi.
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Los Angeles
Israel
Shrine Auditorium
Naxi Party
Jack Benny
Ziva Rodann
Kathryn Grayson
Raymond
Apple Blossom Fest waste collection schedule update
GE NOTICE no collection will be made Thursday Friday and Saturday during the Apple Blossom Festival. garbage for these days will be collected later as noted by city services.
Pony Falls Into 18 Foot Cave In
Fontaine Samsell of Stephens City reports a 13 month old pony fell into an 18 foot cave in near the railroad freight office along Squirrel Lane and died from injuries valued at 1000 dollars. The cave has filled and reopened in winter with near by water washing into a rock cavity. The owner plans to seek settlement in Stephens City as a town maintenance dispute over Squirrel Lane and town boundaries lingers.
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Stephens City
Fontaine Samsell
Squirrel Lane
Samsell
State Highway Department
Kennedy Returns to Washington from Camp David Retreat
President Kennedy flies to the White House after a weekend rest at Camp David in the Catoctin Mountains near Thurmont Maryland.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Camp David
Catoctin Mountains
Thurmont
Airliner Lands Safely After Gear Trouble At Byrd Field
A Piedmont Airliner circling over Richmond Byrd Field for about an hour landed smoothly on a foam covered runway on three wheels. The twin engine Martin 404 experienced gear trouble, which apparently was corrected upon touchdown.
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Richmond
Piedmont
Byrd Field
Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Receives Weather Hope
The Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival unit gets hopeful weather for the five day event with rainfall mainly forecast for tomorrow and clear days for Thursday and Friday. Miss Brooke Randolph Farland, the XXXVI Elect Queen, begins pre festival duties visiting Endless Caverns with her parents and local officials in New Market and Washington.
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Shenandoah
Winchester
Brooke Randolph Farland
Endless Caverns
New Market
Miss Farland
U. S
Augusta Military Academy
Caverns
Edward Brown, Jr
William ‘Starkweather
Starkweather Museum
Washington, D. C
Panama
Handley Bowl
Air Force
Lauris Norstad
Bond Sought for Accused Slayer of Racial Hiker
Floyd Simpson a rural storekeeper faces a first degree murder charge in the roadside killing of Baltimore integrationist William L. Moore. Sheriff Colvard said bond seeking was planned and ballistics tests connected a .22 rifle to the victim. The case stirred hostility in the Collbran area as NAACP activists plan a May 1 freedom walk from Chattanooga or Attalla toward Jackson Mississippi.
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Gadsden
Ala
Floyd Simpson
Baltimore
Moore
Jackson
Miss
Ross Barnett
Colvard
Collbran
Simpson
Gadsden Times
M. L. Ray
Julian Bond
Chattanooga
Tenn
Attalla
Moore Gross
Dominican Republic Threatens Action Over Haitian Crisis
Dominican troops moved toward the Haiti border amid a cross border standoff. Haiti cut diplomatic ties and the embassy in Port au Prince shelters opponents of Duvalier. An ultimatum extended to 8 p.m. aims to end alleged outrages within 24 hours.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Hispaniola
Haiti
Bassy
Port Au Prince
Bosch
France plans hydrogen bombs and subs by 1970
Paris AP report: Defense Minister Messmer says France aims to own hydrogen bombs, nuclear submarines and Polaris-like missiles by 1970. Production of missiles begins 1968 70, first atomic submarine operational 1969 with four more, each carrying 16 missiles. Until then Mystere IV jets will deliver atomic weapons.
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Paris
Pierre Messmer
France
National Defense Review
Messmer
United States
Hiroshima
Penny Purchases Prompt Beavers Rexall Sale
Local ad urges managers of softball and little league clubs to check Beavers Rexall sale. Stores advertise complete stock and low prices with Miller's Howe and Corrigan Rug Cleaners also promoting upholstery cleaning services.
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Beavers Rexall
Miller
Howe
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Fern D. Baguidy
Francois Duvalier
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Bolivia
Fontain Samsell
Pony
JFK
Bulletin
Joseph Farland
Bond
Dominican Armed Forces
Victor Elvis Vinas Roman
Organization of American States
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