Big Three Explorer Tensions Over Nuclear Test Ban Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk led the US delegation with Lord Home and Andrei Gromyko during a conference at the Soviet Foreign Office. The talks focused on potential developments stemming from the nuclear test ban treaty and the evolving tensions among the allied powers.
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Ae Pareablies
Pentees
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Andrei Gromiyko
Soviet Union
Nonaggression pact delay mentioned in NATO talks
British foreign chiefs told the Russians the pac will have to wait while NATO allies discuss it. Secretary of State Dean Rusk signaled the United States will seek guarantees for Western interests in Berlin when negotiations begin.
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Dean Rusk
United States
Berlin
Rusk in Moscow for disarmament talks amid Peking dispute
Secretary of State Rusk and Adlai Stevenson travel to Moscow for disarmament talks with Chinese and Soviet delegates. The conference aims to prevent surprise attacks and discuss nuclear test bans while Soviet Premier Khrushchev hails the accord as a first step. The voyage includes meetings with Kremlin parliamentary leaders, with a return slated for Wednesday.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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Foy US
Lenin Hills
Peking-Moscow
Eee
U.S
Senate
Del
Moscow
Kremlin
Washington
Khrushchev
Silly mix of park finds and radio event notes
Eyeglass frame find at Senseny Park invites owner to claim items by phone. A Calf Trav-a station wagon test drive along Boscawen Street reported with three calves in back. Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club hauled a large transmitter to Winchester Armory for Ham radio day. gear was stripped by day's end. A visitor near Stonewall Jackson’s HQ mistook a photo for Ulysses S. Grant, prompting a corrected ID.
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Boscawen St
Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club
Winchester Armory
Hamoa Neee Ace
Surpas
Navy
Middletown Fire Ruins Spot Under Investigation
A Middletown service station restaurant building along U S 11 suffered major damage from a fire. Fire marshal Harold Glascock and State Police trooper P F Click examined the scene as investigators awaited an insurance adjuster. The blaze confined to the basement caused smoke damage throughout with no gasoline ignition. water supply shortages hampered efforts overnight.
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Horse
P. F. Click
Harold Glascock
My Ce
Fire Company
Soetiranenamen
Americans Set Traps Near DMZ in Korea
Units from the U S 1st Cavalry Division established ambush positions in the demilitarized zone near Panmunjom, withdrew at dawn without engaging North Korean patrols, and kept troop numbers classified. The operation aimed to deter North Korean movement along the UN line.
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Korea
Demilitarized Zone
United Nations
U.S
U.N
Local Stores Announce Midweek Open and Clearance Deals
Advertisements show Leggett's Dept Store Penny's to stay open Wednesday all day with final clearance on dresses and sportswear. Other shops like Margaret L Hodgson Hat Dress Shop and The Spinning Wheel list seasonal kits and sales terms. Financial ads promote savings insured by federal agencies with Winchester Savings & Loan offering dividend incentives.
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Leggett’s Dept
Margaret L. Hodgson
Penney’s
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation
Winchester Savings & Loan
W. Boscawen Street
Railroads and unions Resume face-to-face bargaining
Washington reports a first direct bargaining session in weeks as railroad leaders and union delegates meet to test whether deadlock over work rules can be breached. Secretary Wirtz attends both group talks while Congress weighs Kennedy proposals aimed at averting a strike.
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J. E. Wolfe
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICCM
Congress
Senate Committee
Legislative Branch
An al
Clarke Seeks Reconsideration for Drought Relief List
Clarke County plans another bid to join the list eligible for surplus grains to aid drought hit counties. County Board of Supervisors chair Edward B. Lee asked State Disaster Committee secretary W. T. Powers for Clarke's reconsideration after County Agent John Gerken’s report. Frederick County gained approval to buy reduced price surplus feed grains, with other counties also approved.
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Clarke County
Edward B. Lee
Clarke County Board of Supervisors
Clarke
W. T. Powers
State Disaster Committee
Powers
Lee
John Gerken
Frederick County
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Charles B Russell Named Front Royal Mayor
Charles B Russell, an insurance agent and former town council member, was appointed Front Royal mayor by the Town Council. He will take office Aug 18 to serve the remaining year of the term, not seeking re election beyond June 1964. The move, approved unanimously by Vice Mayor William Lillard, follows Mayor W Douglas Blanton's resignation to manage a Williamsburg department store chain.
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Charles B. Russell
Monday
Russell
W. Douglas Blanton
William Lillard
W. Main St
St. John’s Catholic Church
Lillard
Blanton
Williamsburg, Va
Accident Wipes Out Va. Family of Six
A fiery collision between a small foreign car and a hay truck in northern Virginia killed six members of the Finotti family and later their infant Barbara Ann at a Charlottesville hospital. The car failed to yield while Finotti turned onto Virginia 17, dragging 800 feet after the crash as the gas tank ruptured. The victims included William G. Finotti and Arlene Finotti with four of their children. Barbara Ann died at the hospital.
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Morrisville
Virginia
William G. Finotti
Warrenton
Arlene
Finotti
Virginia 17
Barbara Ann
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Tanita
Marion
Gary
Finottis
Harvey Martin
Midland
Virginia 644
Martins
Middletown Council Hears on Industrial Growth Plans
Middletown officials discussed future growth and the town's suitability for small industry. Mayor Archie Manuel cited recent interest from three firms and potential land purchases for plants. A planning commission idea and sewer and water-line projects were debated with a vote on sewer funding postponed to April 19.
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Middletown
Archie Manuel
U.S. 11
Gene Jenkins
New Jersey
Middletown Players to Return for 1964 Season at Way Side Theatre
director Lawrence Gleason announced the Middletown summer stock group will return for 1964 with a nine play season at the remodeled Way Side Theatre. The schedule runs June to Labor Day, two weeks per production, with more actors and room for props. Andrea Miller may join, and local talents are hoped to be available. Misalliance closes August 31.
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Middletown
Lawrence Gleason
Wayside Theatre
Gleason
Leo. Bernstein
Washington, D. C
Tennessee Williams
Washington Theatre
Arena Stage
Richard
Andrea Miller
Mitch Miller
India
George Bernard Shaw
Duvalier Will Appeal to OAS To Intervene
A report from Santo Domingo says Haitian exiles captured Cap Haitian and attacked from the north in an attempt to topple Francois Duvalier. The government acknowledged the landing and sought intervention from the Organization of American States.
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OAS
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Francois
Papa Doc) Duvalier
Cap Haitien
Haiti
Papa Doc) Duvelier
Organization of American States
Fernd D. Bagui
Wahu
Hispaniola
Fort Liberte
Derac
Troy
Limonade
Cap Haitién
Dauphin Sisal Plantation
Port Au Prince
Leon Cantave
National Democratic Union
Cantave
Paul Verna
Verna
Weather Outlook Focuses On High Pressure Over Virginia
A reported high pressure system moved across the South forming the core influence on today’s Virginia weather. Expect calmer skies and steadier temperatures as the approach of southern New England remains debated.
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Virginia
New England
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