Drought Cuts Size Of Early Peach Crop In Virginia
Reports from Crozet and Rapidan areas show drought reducing early peach sizes due to lack of rain. Growers warn the outlook is not cheerful as moisture improves only slowly. In Fredericksburg and Clarke County apples, overall production is down with russeting noted and pack-out concerns.
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James Himelright
C & H Packing Co
Rapepee
Frederck
Virginia
Virginia Crop Reporting Service
Clarke County
Red China Labels Soviet Leaders Freaks in Test Ban Row
Beijing blasts Soviet leaders as freaks and monsters for backing the nuclear test treaty while Moscow accuses Premier Chou En-lai of bad faith. Albania joins in, calling the pact concessions and capitulation to imperialists as officials in Peking denounce U S imperialism. Liao Cheng chih accuses Khrushchev of selling out to peaceful co existence.
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Tokyo
China
Moscow
Chou En-lai
Albania
Peking
Soueng
United States
Britain
Peking People’s Daily
Chinese Communist Party
Khrushchev
U.S
Liao
Miss Lucinda Ramey 9 Wins Muscular Dys Trophy At Carnival
Miss Lucinda Ramey nine of Rt 2 collected fourteen dollars and thirty cents at a carnival for Muscular Dystrophy trophy. About thirty people attended the event. Lucinda is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Carleton Ramey. The Winchester Polo Team meets Farmville tonight at 8 45 at the arena on Senseng Road. Cary Fry left his bicycle at the Health Center Bowling Alley two weeks ago and has since been in Crippled Children’s Hospital in Richmond. He can walk now and hopes to ride his bike again with a broken left pedal. Anyone knowing the bike’s whereabouts is asked to contact Mrs.
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Lucinda Ramey
Rt. 2
Lucinda
Carleton Ramey
Cary Fry
Dorothy Fry
National Ave
Health Center Bowling Alley
Cary
Crippled Children’s Hospital
Richmond
Virginia Champions Banquet Opens Truck Road to Drive
Star staff writer Jack Cummins reports Prof Amos E Neuhart urged driver education in high school at the Banquet of Virginia Champions. About 150 truckers and officials attended the George Washington Hotel event, the opening dinner before three days of state competition in mechanical skill and intelligence. He warned against neglecting driver training and cited a newspaper editorials question about the value of math or languages for a teen killed on the highway.
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Amos E. Neuhart
Prof. Neuhart
George Washington Hotel
Pennsylvania
Racial unrest churns in Chicago as 41 arrested
Chicago police battled fourth night of disturbances in Englewood as residents protested the presence of three Negro families. About 41 people were arrested including 20 juveniles after demonstrators refused to disperse. Stones damaged cars and porch crowds gathered amid tense marches and a biracial committee sought a solution.
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Chicago
South Side
Morgan Street
56Th
Engle
Wood District
Englewood
Virginia State Truck Road Drive-a-Thon results posted
Novick Transfer driver placed second and a 1962 national and Virginia champion finished third in the Straight Truck class. Carlton C. Kiser and Harry R. Wooten Jr. from Roanoke earned honors at the Park and Shop drive-a-thon. Ralph S. Baker of Sandston won top honors for Mason-Dixon Lines from the Richmond terminal.
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Novick
Virginia
Carlton C. Kiser
Roanoke
Harry R. Wooten, Jr
Hennis Freight Lines
Park
Ralph S. Baker
Sandston
Richmond
Mason - Dixon Lines
$25 Billion Seen Cost of Rail Strike
Washington AP reports Franklin D Roosevelt Jr estimates a nationwide rail strike could cost $25 billion or more and slash the GDP by 13 percent. A month-long shutdown would push unemployment to 15 percent, disrupt defense shipments, and trigger a traffic crisis in major cities.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Roosevelt
Pentagon
Congress
Kennedy signals underground tests remain for N tar treaty approval
President Kennedy announced the United States will continue underground nuclear tests despite the partial ban. Senators Jackson Mansfield Dirksen and Hickenlooper weighed the impact on ratification as experts say such testing covers most weapons development and informs security needs.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
Senate
Soviet Union
Britain
Harry M. Jackson
Dash
Jackson
House Atomic Energy
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Automobile Mows Down Marching GIs at Fort Dix
Twenty one soldiers were hit by an automobile on a road inside Fort Dix New Jersey as they marched after a training drill. Pfc Robert C. Keyser of Toms River was questioned after the driver apparently failed to yield the right of way. Most injuries were fractures with several arrests and hospital admits. Separately, James M. Landis of Harvard Law School pleaded guilty in federal tax charges.
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FT. DIX
N.J
Watson Army Hospital
Army
Robert C. Keyser
Toms River
Keyser
Stewart Sachphend Hradarie
NEW York
James M. Landis
Harvard Law School
Ward in coma as cohorts vow vengeance if he dies
London AP Dr Stephen Ward remains critically ill with bronchial pneumonia and unconsciousness after a drug overdose and murder trial verdict. His latest girlfriend Julie Gulliver 23 warned she would avenge him if he dies, while other visitors are limited to relatives.
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London
Stephen Ward
St. Stephen’s Hospital
Ward
Julie Gulliver
Daily Companion
Stephen
Society
Old Bailey
Christine Keele
Kennedy says Senate to ratify nuclear test ban pact
President Kennedy outlines views on key issues including the nuclear test treaty, underground tests, civil rights, demonstrations, miscegenation laws, school dropouts, Germany, and the Far East. He urges bipartisan action on rights, pledges funds for guidance counselors, and notes potential regional tensions.
Weekend Special Fresh Orange Coconut Cake
Ward's Pastry Shop advertises a weekend special orange coconut cake. The notice highlights a 4 percent dividend savings insured by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation and urges saving by the 10th while earning from the 1st. Winchester Savings & Loan at 29 W. Boscawen Street.
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Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation
Winchester Savings & Loan
W. Boscawen Street
Ceremonial Signing Set Monday For Nuclear Test Ban
Secretary of State Dean Rusk leaves for Moscow to sign the limited nuclear test ban treaty and to discuss East West understanding. The pact bans atmospheric, outer space and underwater tests and is to be inked in the Kremlin with Gromyko. Rusk travels with administration officials and six senators. talks may follow for three to four days.
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Endre Marton
Washington
Dean Rusk
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
W. Averell Harriman
Lord Hailsham
Bheen
Lord Home
Rusk
Gromyko
Kremlin
St.Catherine Hall
Khrushchev
Senators Plan Rusk Delegation Ahead of Moscow Talks
Chev reportedly plans a Black Sea vacation as discussions with Russia loom in Moscow. Four Democratic senators will accompany Secretary Rusk: Fulbright of Arkansas Pastore of Rhode Island Humphrey of Minnesota Spark. Two Republicans are Lever.
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Chev
Black Sea
Moscow
Gromyko
Rusk
J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John O. Pastore
Rhode Island
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Alabama
John J. Sparkman
Lever
Parade Draws Massive Crowd at Round Hill Fire Co Event
A large Round Hill Fire Co parade drew one of the biggest crowds, with carnival gross surpassing 1,000 dollars and nearly doubling last year’s parade takings. Prizes went to top units including Rouss Sparky Drum and Bugle Corps and Friendship Fire Co. Miss Round Hill 1963 competition is set for 9 15 with Frederick Commonwealth's Attorney Massie Jr. presiding.
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Round Hill Fire Co
Gerald Hepner
Rouss Sparky
Friendship Fire Co
Strasburg Fire Co
Gore Fire Co
Middletown Fire Co
Tom Rosenberger
F. P. Lages
H. R. McCarter
Frederick Monwealth
Joneki A. Massie, Jr
Bodil Anderson
Susan Lockhart
Libbie Clowser
Patricia White
Susan Driver
Weather Pattern Shifts From Ohio To Virginia
A high pressure area of cool weather moves eastward behind a cold front. It is centered over Ohio today and will move into Virginia tonight.
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Ohio
Virginia
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Winchester
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Senseng Road
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Jack Cummins
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Marilyn
Mandy) Rice-Davies
Barnett
Elizabeth Taylor
William Mayne Butcher
Miss Gulliver
JFK
Germany
Red China
Laos
Far East
India
Brucetown Methodist Church
Clearbrook
L. O. Dick
Round Hill
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