Soviet Chemist Defects to Canada During Montreal Visit
A Soviet chemist Mikhail A Klotchko defected to Canada from Montreal where he stayed after the 18th International Congress on Theoretical and Applied Chemistry. Officials from Soviet science academies deny knowledge of him and Canadian police investigated the defection as a political asylum case. University of Ottawa chemist Dr Alan D Westland said Klotchko's work on electrical properties and electrodes suggests limited strategic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Academy of Science
Soviet Academy of Organic Chemistry
Klotchko
W. Harrison Seneteran
Canada
Montreal
Soviet Union
Alan D. Westland
University of Ottawa
Kletchko
Westland
First Defection by Prominent USSR Scientist
Berkeley reports the first defection of a prominent Soviet scientist, chemist Dr. Mikhail Klotchko, who left the USSR amid its aristocracy of scientists and teachers. The piece notes education and high skills are valued in Soviet society. The article continues on page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
Soviet Union
U.S.S
Mikhail Klotchko
Handley Library to Close For Painting And Repairs
The Handley Library will close at noon this Saturday and again at noon on Aug 26 while painting and repairs are done in the stacks. A pair of glasses found at the Berryville fire carnival is described as a child’s tortoise-shell rimmed pair. Sheriff Robert L. DeHaven is not hospitalized. he was discharged Tuesday and is currently out of town in Maryland. Capt Hapel, married to a Town Crier contributor, spent five years with the Panama Canal Co and sailed on the first ship through the Canal, the Alinsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Library
Noo
Roy 0. Locke
John H. Enders Fire Co
Berryville
Frederick County
Robert L. DeHaven
Star
Bob DeHaven
Robert DeHaven
Fairmont Ave
Maryland
Bn Monbrook
Capt. Hapel
Panama Canal Co
Pokesman
PTA
George Harnsberger
Port Republic
Virginia’ Coun ~Ss
New York
U.S
Mexico
Virginia Congress
Winchester
Oral Polio Vaccine Cleared for Type I Protection
The U S government licenses an oral polio vaccine for type I, produced by Pfizer Ltd of Sandwich England. Surgeon General Luther L Terry cautions the vaccine protects only type I and urges continued use of the Salk vaccine for broader protection. type II and III licenses are expected later, with type I predominating polio cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Luther L. Terry
The
Public Health Service
Terry
Ignal
Pfizer Ltd
Sandwich
England
Latin American nations approve charter for Alliance for Progress
The Inter American Economic Conference ends with 19 of 20 Latin nations signing an 8 000 word charter to start Kennedy's 20 billion Alliance for Progress aimed at closing Latin America's poverty gap. Cuba abstains and Guevara criticizes the plan while Dillon defends US support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Cuba
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
U.S. Treasury
C. Douglas Dillon
Ernesto Guevara
United States
Guevara
America
Ums
Fidel Castro
Ghati
Lathratte
Allies protest Soviet Berlin barricade as illegal
The United States Britain and France delivered identical notes to the Soviet Foreign Office in Moscow and publicized them in Paris London and Washington denouncing the border closure in Berlin as a flagrant violation of four power status. They urged the Soviet government to end the illegal measures and warned the move could heighten tensions. State Department spokesman Lincoln White cited the four power obligation to treat Berlin as a four power city with free travel and noted the barrier would remain only if Moscow refused to comply.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Berlin
Moscow
Paris
London
East Berlin
East Germany
U.S
Uni
State Department
Lincoln White
U.S.S.R
White
Local Legion Auxiliary Wins State Prize
Conrad Hoover Unit 21 of the American Legion Auxiliary in Virginia was awarded first prize for the best program during the year at the state convention in Roanoke. A silver bowl was presented to delegates of the local unit. Second prize went to Unit 139 of Arlington. The Conrad Hoover Unit also received a permanent possession prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Hoover
American Legion Auxiliary
of Virginia
American Legion and Auxiliary
Roanoke
Arlington
Shenandoah accepts 107 freshmen for new term
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music admitted 107 freshmen, totaling 207 new students. Orientation for the remainder begins September 29 with classes at 8 am. Dormitories unavailable, so families may house students. girls stay in private homes until a dorm is ready, while boys will reside in private homes year round. Of the 207 new students 132 are from Virginia including 42 from Winchester Berryville and Front Royal. Other states represented include Pennsylvania Connecticut West Virginia Ohio New York North Carolina District of Columbia Delaware Maryland and Massachusetts.
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Kyre
Virginia
Winchester
Berryville
Front Royal
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
West Virginia
Ohio
New York
North Carolina
District of Columbia
Delaware
Maryland
Massachusetts
Parallel Lives Cross Paths After Pennsylvania Car Crash
Carl Menschein and Ronald Hess, neighbors from Pennsylvania, collide at Millwood Ave and James St injuring two. They discover shared traits from German extraction to same insurer, three miles apart birthplaces, 1960 cars, vacations, and parallel work areas. The crash sends them to a motel with spouses and children nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Menschein
Ronald Hess
Pennsylvania
Millwood Ave
James St
Harrington Smith
Kern Motor Co
Pittsburgh
Atlantic & ~ Tea Co
Katherine Menschein
Brownsville
Ruth Hess
Washington, Pa
Ira F. Nesslerodt
Hyer
Hess
Monschein
PTA Council Plans Educational Effort
The Frederick County PTA Council resolved to educate the public about the organization and its aims. The workshop at Robinson School stressed active teacher and parent involvement, with emphasis on energy and programs over money as the PTA’s working capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA Council
Frederick County
Parent - Teachers Association Council
Robinson School
PTA
Farmers & Merchants National Bank Picnic and Local Notices
Community notices include an annual picnic at Old Stone Church Greenspring on Saturday August 19 with all welcome. A yard party at John Kerr School lot phone event set for August 18 at 5 p.m. featuring country ham sandwiches. Shadows at Dairy Queen on August 18 from 8 to 10 p.m. with location near Wiving Range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone Church Greenspring
John Kerr
St. Methodist Church
the Shadows
Dairy Queen
Inmates Revolt At Tenn Prison Seizes 15 Hostages
Inmates at Tennessee State Prison in Nashville seized 15 prisoners, two guards, and three civilians during a day long uprising in the commissary. Warden Lynn Bomar said two leading prisoners appeared involved and two guns were believed in use. No one was hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
Tennessee
Lynn Bomar
Bomar
Robert Rivera
Raymond Farra
Se Bomar
Nashville
East German youth rally aims to boost army enlistment
Berlin reports a massive recruitment drive reaching 1.7 million youths as East Germany pushes for broader army service amid Western protests over Berlin barricades. The United States Britain and France renew claims that the four power status of Berlin is violated and demand an end to the illegal border measures. Western notes to Moscow accuse East Germany of sealing the sector border and denying free movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Soviet Union
West Berlin
United States
Britain
France
East Germany
Siow
Junge’ Welt
Young World
Prokert
U.S
Moscow
Oviet Foreign Ministry
Andrei I. Solovyev
Solovyev
Special crab apples and fruit offers in local ads
This week only Crab Apples are best for jelly and eating along with peaches. H. W. Butler and Bro. Inc advertise a $10 trade in allowance and innerspring beds from Grove Furniture Co with $19.50 prices. Multiple listings show old furniture trade ins and new starts at $59.05 to $80.50 on Loudoun Street in Winchester Virginia.
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H. W. Butler & Bro., Inc
Grove Furniture CO
Loudoun
Seb
Loudoun St
S. Loudoun St. Witer
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Friedrichstrasse
Ottawa
Mikhail A. Klotchko
Ussr
U. S
Bernauer Street
Local Legion Auxiliary
Shenandoah
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Mrs. Harnsberger Elabor
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Farmers & Merchants
National Bank
Tenn
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