Tunisia appeals to West to pressure France on Tunisian troops
At the United Nations General Assembly Tunisia urged the United States France and other Western allies to back a U N action demanding France withdraw all troops from Tunisia and the Bizerte naval base. France boycotted the session.
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United Ntions
N.Y
Tunisia
United States
France
U.N
Mongi Slim
U.N. General Assembly
Slim
Bizerte
Soviet Union
Congo
Frederic H. Boland
Ireland
Security Council
Africa
Asia
Yugoslavia
Birgerte
Ohio Cattlemen Tour Ends With Dinner at Winchester
About 70 Ohio cattlemen from the Ohio Cattle Feeders Association attended a buffet dinner at Winchester Golf Club on the tour’s last Virginia leg. The group began Aug. 13 in southwest Virginia and spent the night at the George Washington Hotel. Hosts included Farmers and Merchants National Bank, Farmers Livestock Exchange, Inc., and Winchester Shorthorn Association. Roughly 100 attendees were present.
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Ohio
Winchester Golf Club
Virginia
Ohio Cattle Feeders Association
George Washington Hotel
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Farmers Livestock Exchange, Inc
Winchester Shorthorn Associa
Virginia Booth at CNE Draws Attention in Toronto Display
Richard D. Demorest of the Virginia Travel Council led a Virginia booth in Colonial uniform at the Canadian National Exhibition opening. He said Virginia outsells the other state 10 to 1 and noted a drought easing with rain after drizzles, while detailing home grown crops from Wetzel Seed Co. seeds and a measured harvest.
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Winchester
Virginia
Toronto
Virginia Travel Council
Richard D. Demorest
CNE
Virginia Booth
Wetzel Seed Co
Harrisonburg
Neff
Delegates Named To CVVFA Meet By City Fire Companies
Winchester four fire companies name delegates to the Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen’s Association annual convention opening Thursday at End Fire Hall. The three day event includes a grand parade Saturday and a Sears Parking Lot carnival running through Saturday. Delegates named include South End Fire’s Kenneth McKee Donald Scruggs Virgil H. Funk William B. Fries and William W. Everley Friendship’s George Farr Fred Shoemaker Wilfred Beverly Allen Hoover Robert Graves Rouss delegates include Beverly Teets David Grim Woody Hawkins George Sardelis and Steve The carnival is run by Winchester Amusement Company with rides first used at the Apple Blossom Festival Velma Newcome is a five year old featured in an item continued on page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Winchester
Sa Dispetirs
At End
Sears
Baker St
South End
Sarah Zane Delgates
Kenneth McKee
Donald Scruggs
Virgil H. Funk
William B. Fries
William W. Everley
George Farr
Fred Shoemaker
Wilfred Beverly
Allen Hoover
Robert Graves
Beverly Teets
David’ Grim
Woody ‘Hawkins
George Sardelis
Steve
Winchester Amusement Company
Friendship Fire
O'Connell
Nuda Bear Conner
Norman Pope
Bernard Groves
Velma Newcome
Meetings Near For Principals And Teachers
Preparations for the new school year include meetings for principals and teachers in Winchester Frederick and Clarke Counties. Winchester opens Sept 5 with 9 am sessions and new teachers at 2 pm. A Handley auditorium meeting Sept 2 involves principals supervisors and teachers. James Wood High hosts August workshops Aug 30 31 with a general 8 30 am meeting. Transportation is parent provided.
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Winchester
Frederick
Clarke Counties
Handley Auditorium
Frederick County
James Wood High School
James Mionest
James Wood
Iity
Hand Water Pump From Green Cast Baltimore 1838
Hand pump from Baltimore built in 1838, twice restored and still in operation, can throw a water stream to 65 feet. It is on view at the near Washington Garage, photographed by Star.
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Greencastle
Baltimore
Near Washington
Waterfront Fire Roars Across Hudson Riverfront
A general alarm fire in Weehawken New Jersey caused more than a million dollars in damage to the Hudson River waterfront. The blaze started at the abandoned 42nd Street ferry terminal and spread to docks, an adjacent freight area, and a boat repair yard. Firefighters from 12 towns battled the flames for about three hours with aid from fire boats and Coast Guard. One man suffered minor burns, while twelve people were injured. a missing person is feared after leaping into the river.
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Weehawken
N.J
Hudson River
Uced
Manhattan
New York
Hudson
Bergen Counties
Coast Guard
West New York
James Woodcock
Damage $2,000 In Five Area Weekend Crashes
Over $2,000 property damage occurred in five local traffic crashes this weekend and today with no injuries. The first event at 12 10 p m Saturday near Middletown involved a Chevrolet driven by John Everett Cheek and a Ford driven by John Thomas Hudson. Damages: Cheek $500 Hudson $45. The most serious crash at 5 10 p m Sunday near Route 50 involved a Ford driven by Rev Leslie F Hardesty a Corvair driven by Esther Rhoades and an Olds driven by Ernest Ball Schock with damages $350 $500 $500 respectively. Earlier this morning two city crashes involved parked cars on National Ave a 1948 Chevrolet truck owned by Allen Ray Manuel and a 1949 Chevrolet sedan driven by Farlie Mac.
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Middletown
L. A. Estep
John Everett Cheek
Albany
N. Y
John Thomas Hudson
Alexandria
Cheek
M. H. Moore
Leslie F. Hardesty
Shanks
W. Va
Physical Examinations Proposed for Va Drivers
Virginia motor vehicle officials proposed mandatory physical exams for first time licensees. Commissioner Chester H. Lamb told Governor Almond the program could expand to continuing exams. He cited declines in drunk driving and speeding convictions linked to the driving permit revocation plan and noted rising requests for driving records.
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Richmond
Virginia
State Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Chester H. Lamb
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Lamb
General Assembly
Qua
Shenandoah Valley Hamfest Draws 500 Attendees
Approximately 500 amateur radio operators and families gathered for the eleventh Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club Hamfest at the armory. Attendees from 16 states and Portugal joined events, auctions, displays, and 35 prizes with MARS members meeting in the morning. Richard E. Rush and Georg B. Ritter led the chairing of the event at the Lee Jackson Restaurant banquet and the armory program began at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club
Richard S. Gils, Jr
Virginia’ State Chamber of Commerce
Virginia
Lee- Jackson
Indiana
Wisconsin
Arkansas
Kansas
Georgia
North
South Carolina
Alabama
Tennessee
Portugal
U. S
Kentucky
Florida
MARS
Military Affiliated Radio Service
Richard E. Rush
Georg B. Ritter
Eastern Seeks Top Scale Of 3.15 For Class A Apples
The Eastern Fruit Marketing Co-Operative urges area processors to pay 3.15 per hundredweight as the top scale for class A 24 inch up Yorks and Golden Delicious varieties, with 2.85 for class B. President J Kenneth Robinson calls the level reasonable and notes prior prices and processor counteroffers.
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Eastern Fruit Marketing Co-Operative, Inc
Area
U.S
Eastern
J. Kenneth Robinson
Winchester
Marketing Co-Operative
Senate Battles Over Civil Rights Legislation and Hijacking Penalty
The Senate fights over extending the Civil Rights Commission for two years amid broader civil rights battles while the House moves a death penalty bill for airline hijackings. Leaders push a rules suspension to attach the extension to an appropriation, with opposition from Dixie senators and Republican Javits and Keating seeking separate civil rights measures.
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Washington
Senate
House
Civil Rights Commission
Kennedy
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Justice
Mansfield
Commission
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Dixie Forces
Russell
Congress
Jacob K. Javits
Kenneth B. Keating
New York
Kennedy Hasn
Javits
Raritans Prepare for Berryville Fair Opening
Clarke nuri tans at Horse Show Grounds ready for the Berryville fair opening Wednesday. Final touches on commercial exhibits and the new exhibit hall. A carnival operates tonight along Rt.7. Exhibits accepted from 1 to 9 p.m. Special daily events planned. closing notice for Dr A T Bakers Office. new dolls shipment at Miller's Hardware in Winchester.
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Berryville
Clarke Nuritans
Ville
Rt.7
Kennedy Cancels Cape Cod Visit to Meet Johnson
President Kennedy shortens his Cape Cod weekend to obtain a full briefing from Vice President Johnson on his West Germany mission. Johnson reports from Bonn and Berlin praise US support during the Berlin crisis and pledge unbreakable cooperation with West Germany. The White House says talks will begin soon after Johnson’s return to Washington.
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Hyannisport
Mass
Kennedy
Cape Cod
Lyndon B. Johnson
West Germany
Johnson
White House
Berlin
Toennedy
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
Pierre Salinger
Washington
Ppsta
Salinger
Eye
Mrs
Johnson Reports On West Berlin Trip
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson returned from a 36 hour visit to West Berlin noting strengthened ties between the United States and West Germany. He spoke beside his plane at Andrews Air Force Base after a flight from Shannon Ireland and praised West German leadership while noting a warming reception from 1500 U.S. troops.
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Andrews Air Force Base
Johnson
Berlin
Shannon
Ireland
Sam Rayburn
D-T
House
John N °Ack
D-Mass
George W. Ball
Wilhelm Grewe
United States
Anarte
Konrad Adenauer
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
U.S
Vaccine Rushes to Hong Kong Amid Cholera Scare
In Hong Kong a cholera scare from southeast China prompted rapid vaccine distribution. Officials reported 32 confirmed and 20 suspected cases with workers warning totals could reach around 100. Reports tied the outbreak to Kwangtung Province and accused Communists of stirring germ warfare claims.
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Hong Kong
China
Formosa
Philippines
South China Morning Post
Kwangtung
Red China
Hong
Kong
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Ohio Cattlemen
Crier
Fruit Research Laboratory
CVVFA
THE
Rescue Fire Engine Company
Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen’s
England
Neusham
New York Central
42Nd St. Ferry
A. T. Baker
Miller’s Hardware
N. Loudoun St
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