Butts Awarded 3.06 Million Libel Judgment in Post Case
Federal jury in Atlanta awarded Wally Butts 3.06 million dollars against the Saturday Evening Post over a libel claim linked to an article that accused him of fixing a football game. The verdict includes 3 million in punitive damages and 60 thousand in compensatory damages.
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Butts
Atlanta
Wally Butts
Saturday Evening Post
Post
University of Georgia
Frank Graham Jr
Peiceier
Tin
Curttis Publishing Co
Alaama
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Bryant
Airplane ticket found for Navy man on way to California
Edward Farrell Jr. reported his plane ticket lost yesterday but Archie Williams of the C P Telephone Co recovered it and returned it. Farrell will fly from Washington to his next duty station in California. Donor response remained steady at the Red Cross Bloodmobile with a 125 pint quota likely reached. Rotary Club sponsors the Bloodmobile this month. Berryville weather observer W N Rutherford notes Tuesdays favor snowy or rainy weather this year with eight such Tuesdays since February 12 and 28 Tuesdays since that date.
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Edward
Jimmy” Farrell, Jr
U.S. Navy
Archie Williams
C & P Telephone Co
Jimmy
Washington, D. C
California
Red Cross
Rotary Club
W. N. Rutherford, Sr
Berryville
Cuban Coastal Plant Shelled Report Sparks Uproar
Cuban radio reports a coastal metal processing plant in Pinar del Rio Province is shelled by two boats. Tanks and pipes for oil and sulfuric acid were damaged. Havana Radio cites a government communique accusing the United States of aggression and calling it the third pirate attack in 72 hours.
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Miami
Fila
Eins
Ocd Ceom Onaltes
Y A Cate Radio
Pinar del Rio
Havana
United States
Havana Radio
Cuba
Khrushchev and Tito greet in Belgrade embrace
Khrushchev rushes from his plane into Tito's arms as wives stand nearby in Belgrade. The two leaders exchange friendly praise for world peace efforts while avoiding a Chinese snub. Tito welcomes renewed talks started in Moscow, and Khrushchev praises Yugoslavia's socialist stance amid Cold War strains.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Tito
United Era
Britain
Moscow
Trapped Miners Haze Hazleton Rescue Blasts On
In Hazleton Pennsylvania rescuers rush two drilling operations to reach three miners trapped more than 300 feet underground since Tuesday. A 40 ton electric drill aims to bore a 24 inch escape hole while a twin six inch hole seeks to contact Louis Bova who is separated by debris and not heard since Monday.
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Hazleton
Louis Bova
Pattersonville
Bova
H.B. Charmbury
Charmbury
David Fellin
Sheppton
Chambury
Fellin
Henry Thorne
Hazeton
Governors Adopt Unanimity Rule At Southern Conference
Southern governors approved a unanimity rule to require a unanimous vote for any resolution. The move, backed by Gov. George Wallace, aimed to avert a civil rights clash at the Southern Governors Conference. Eleven governors supported the change, with Gov. Donald Russell of South Carolina previously recommending it.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
George C. W
Alabama
Wallace
Donald Russell
South Carolina
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Elbert N. Carvel
Delaware
Carl Sanders
Georgia
John B. Connally
Texas
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Tear Gas Used in Plaquemine Demonstration Shutdown
Police in Plaquemine Louisiana used tear gas to disperse about 400 demonstrators including CORE leaders James Farmer and Ronnie Moore. Seventeen were jailed, with one released on bond. the group faces inciting a riot and disturbing the peace charges.
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Plaquemine
Louisiana
Donaldsonville
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Mississippi River
Baton Rouge
Dennis Longy
Gordon Carey
CORE
Plymouth Rock Baptist Church
Farmer
Bertrand Tyson
Ronnie Moore
J.W. Davis
Power Breaks With Solid Treaty Support
Gen. Thomas S. Power of SAC testifies against the limited nuclear test ban, diverging from a bipartisan front of military leaders who back the treaty with caveats. Dr. Edward Teller warns ratification would be a grave mistake and notes Soviet gains in missile defense.
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Washington
Thomas S. Power
Strategic Air Command
United States
Senate
Power
Edward Teller
Soviet Union
Senate Foreign Relations
Senate Army Services
House Atomic Energy
Harold Brown
Defense Department
Defense Research and Engineering
Robert Strausz- Hope
University of Pennsylvania
Foreign Policy Research Institute
Teller
Air Force
Preparedness Subcommittee
Free World
John Stennis
D-Miss
Sen
Streem Thurmond
D-S.c
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Curtis E. LeMay
LeMay
Foreign Relations Committee
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Stennis
Kennedy weighs West swing to boost conservation and 1964 exposure
President Kennedy contemplates a West Coast trip centered on conservation projects from Grand Coulee to Glen Canyon Dam with stops in Washington Utah Colorado Arizona. The plan aims to highlight natural resources and boost political support for 1964 while weighing California inclusion.
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Washington
Kennedy
West
Arizona
Barry Gelhaber
White House
Interior Department
Grand Couse Dam
Glen Canyon Dam
New Mexico
California
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Utah
Wyoming
Surplus Corn To Arrive Wednesday
Winchester officials of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announced Frederick County’s first load of surplus government corn will arrive tomorrow afternoon. The shipment, traced along B and O tracks, will be stored at the Southern States Cooperative store for eligible farmers, with a second car at Winchester Seed Co. and a third car carrying 3,600 bushels ordered after continued farmer applications. More than 700 farmers have applied for aid since Frederick was added to Virginia relief areas.
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Winchester
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick County
Virginia McClure
ASCS
Southern States Cooperative Store
Winchester Seed Co
Frederick
Virginia
Council vetoes water extension under Rt 81
Middletown officials rejected a plan to extend the town water line beneath Interstate 81. Mayor Archie Manuel noted the landowner might fund future development costs as the council weighs growth along the Rt 81 and Rt 66 corridor. A planning commission was discussed with steps outlined by a C P Telephone Co. representative.
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Council
Middletown
Archie Manuel
Manuel
C & P Telephone Co
Rainfall near an inch eases drought in Winchester-Berryville
The area saw nearly a full inch of rain breaking a month long dry spell. Farmers welcomed relief though warn more rainfall is needed to offset spring drought with .74 inch at Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory and totals near .98 inch in places.
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Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Winchester
Berryville
Laboratory
MR. Wolfe
Clarke County
John Gerken
John O. Hardesty
Harvue Farms
Grazing Rule Change Lets Farmers Use Diverted Acres
The ASCS office allows graze diverted acres starting October 1 without prior approval due to worsening drought. Mrs. Virginia McClure says dairymen may let cattle graze on diverted land without cutting payments or filing a new application.
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ASCS
Virginia McClure
Rain Returns Not Yet Reversing Drought in Frederick Area
Local reports show August rainfall totals under half the long term average and pastures needing four to five inches of rain over time to recover. Officials warn land preparations for fall seeding stall and livestock feeding remains critical as ponds drop and livestock sales continue amid drought.
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Frederick County
John T. Welfe
Virginia Department of Agriculture
Virginia
Linwood Heironimus
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Weather Situation Leads to Scattered Showers in Virginia Today
A weather distress area moves toward New England with a stationary front near Virginia. Expect scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms in the Old Dominion today, with showers tapering off as skies clear later and warmer conditions develop tonight.
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New England
Virginia
Old Dominion
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