Satellite Bill Faces Senate Filibuster Challenge
Fresh attacks by Senators Estes Kefauver of Tennessee and Wayne Morse of Oregon increased the risk of another Senate filibuster against the communications satellite bill. They spoke out as the Senate debated the measure.
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Washington
Estes Kefauver
Dtenn
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate
Mysterious Object Caught By X15 Camera Mystery object seen near X15 during record flight
A NASA photo from the X15 test shows a small gray white object tumbling near the craft at 270000 feet during Maj. Robert White’s July 17 flight. Officials could not identify the object, and Maj. Rushworth reported insulation particles near the windshield in a separate test.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Space Agency
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Air Force
Robert White
Robert Rulsworth
Rushworth
Town News Briefs From Mt Williams To County Events
William Triplett of Mt Williams harvests 100 pounds of Kennebec potatoes after planting 300 pounds in spring. JCC to host a polio clinic at 7 30 p m tomorrow at Winchester Frederick County Health Department. Rouss Fire Co seeks more volunteers for Cumberland Firemen's Convention August 16 18. Local children appear on WTTG Channel Five in Washington DC at 5 15 p m Tuesday after raising 26 50 for muscular dystrophy. Carnival directed by Louise Jones today at 128 Jefferson St for muscular dystrophy and tomorrow.
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William Triplett
Mt. Williams
Star Office
JCC
Winchester-Frederick County Health Department
Rouss Fire CO
Hit & Snag
Reuss
Nancy
Betty
Freda Learned
Robert Sr
Jefferson St
S. Loudoun ST
Evening Star
Charlie Tait
Sau Diller
Tom Sturgis
None
IDEAL INSTANT COFFEE 6 oz jar priced at 89 cents ACME MARKETS advertises the amount.
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ACME
Gibbons Spent 11540 in Bid For Congress Seat
William C. Gibbons Jr of Harrisonburg reported campaign expenses totaling 11540 in his unsuccessful bid for the Democratic nomination to Congress from the Seventh District. John O. Marsh Jr of Strasburg spent 3000. Claude B. Smalls Jr of Winchester 2762. F L Largent Jr of Winchester 2184.
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William C. Gibbons, Jr
Harrisonbrug
Congress
John O. Marsh, Jr
Strasburg
Claude B. Smalls Jr
Winchester
F. L. Largent Jr
Victor E. Glick
Bridgewater
Gibbons
State Bord
Marsh
Smalts
Largent
Opequon Dam Project to Be Aired Tonight
A public meeting at the George Washington Hotel will present details of the dam plan for Opequon Creek south of Rt 761 at 7 30 tonight. Sponsored by the Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce the session invites landowners and others to learn about the four mile reservoir proposal along the creek.
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Opequon Creek
Rt. 761
Charles Town Road
George Washington Hotel
Winchester - Frederick County
Taylor Says No Radical Changes Planned
Gen Maxwell D Taylor told the Senate Armed Services Committee he plans no drastic revision of U S defense policies or top military organization. He indicated he would be active but not a crusader and that radical changes would require new legislation.
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Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Army
Senate Armed Services ‘Committee
Military Joint Chiefs of Staff
JCS
Committee
Senate
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
Taylor
Congress
Rev Korinth Accepts Call To Baltimore
The Rev Henry W Korinth pastor of Centenary United Church of Christ resigns effective Oct 28 to lead Grace United Church of Christ in Baker Md starting Nov 4 He has served Winchester five years since Sept 1 1957 after graduating Eden Theological Seminary June 1957 He has been active in civic religious affairs including president of the local Ministerial Association 1959-1960 and song leader for Week of Prayer services.
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Henry W. Korinth
Centenary United Church of Christ
Evangelical and Reformed
Cork
Cameron Streets
Korinth
Winchester
Grace United Church of Christ
Baket Md
Centenary Church
Gra Uaton
Eden Theological Seminary
St. Louis
Britain Deports Fuehrer of American Nazi Party
American Nazi leader George Lincoln Rockwell was deported from Britain to the United States after a bomb threat disrupted his Pan American flight to Boston. Rockwell, arrested in London after a nationwide hunt, paid $270.06 for his ticket and was escorted by Scotland Yard detectives to the jetliner amid earlier mob attacks on fascist events.
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London
George Lincoln Rockwell
Britain
United States
Scotland Yard
Boston
Rockwell
Pan American
Home Office
England
Ireland
Portrait of a Cabinet Nominee Anthony Celebrezze
AP columnist James Marlow weighs Anthony Celebrezze head of Health Education and Welfare, successor to Abraham Ribicoff, exploring his background and approach in Kennedy's cabinet.
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Anthony J. Celebrezze
James Marlow
Abraham Ribicoff
Eddie Cantor's Ida dies at 70 of heart attack in sleep
Hollywood AP reports Ida Cantor, wife of Eddie Cantor and the muse behind his song Ida, died at age 70 from a heart attack in her Beverly Hills home. Cantor, also 70, collapsed in shock and was kept under sedation as a nurse tended him. The couple married 48 years ago and had five daughters, with their eldest Marjorie having died in 1959. Ida Tobias Cantor had a history of heart trouble, suffering a prior heart attack in Miami eight years ago and another attack four years ago.
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Hollywood
Ida Cantor
Eddie Cantor
Ida
Cantor
Beverly Hills
New York
Marjorie
Natalia
Edna
Marilyn
Janet
Miami
Fla
Los Angeles
Argentina Army Leaders Feud at Guida Regime
Rival army factions clashed over leadership as Gen Juan Bautista Loza quit and Defense Minister Cantilo took temporary war ministry command. Army factions pressed Cantilo to name a chief from their ranks while the Navy and Air Force stayed on the sidelines. Troops secured power centers in Buenos Aires amid a shaky economy and political crisis following Frondizi’s ouster and Peronist gains.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jose Maria Guido
Juan Bautista Loza
Loza
Jose Luis Cantilo
War Ministry
Cantilo
Navy
Air Force
Alvaro Carlos Alsogaray
Arturo Frondizi
Congress
Juan D. Peron
Bids Top 5.5 Million For Area Rt. 81 Work
Bids totaling over 5.5 million dollars were opened by the State Highway Department for two Inter state Rt. 81 segments from Kernstown to Rt. 11 north of Winchester. The packages cover 3.75 and 4.16 miles of grading and drainage plus 10 bridges with bids from Talbott Marks Central Contracting Tarboro Moore Bros. and others.
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State Highway Department
Kernstown
Rt. 11
Winchester
Rt. 50
Talbott-Marks
Clarksville
Central Contracting Co., Inc
Farmville
Barnhill Contracting Co., Inc
Tarboro
N. C
Rt. 81
Stephens City
Rt. 7
Moore Bros. Co. Inc
Verona
Wiley N. Jackson Co
Roanoke
Rt. 277
Moore Bros
Opequon
Red Bud Road
Rt.11
West Virginia Line
Welfare secretary proposes stricter drug trial rules
Secretary of Welfare Anthony J Celebrezze proposes government watchdog powers over human drug trials from start to finish. The plan requires FDA notice of investigational drug use, safeguards based on preclinical safety, qualified investigators, and immediate FDA action if safety doubts arise. Public comment period runs 60 days before final rules.
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Washington
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Celebrezze
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
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Wold Hills
Dublin
Pioneer
Geneva
Marion Hart
Louise Sacchi
Jenkinstown
Shannon
Miss Sacchi
Hart
Joseph B. Newlin
Barbie
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Winchester Savings & Loan
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