Two 7 year old girls missing in Alexandria case
Police and FBI shifted to a focused probe as Rita Ohlgren and Maria Theresa Morley, both seven, were suspected abducted or killed. Hundreds searched Brookville area near Washington with Marines and soldiers aiding. a bloodstained fragment found but not linked. Parents reported concerns after an elderly man made indecent gestures to another child.
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Alexandria
FBI
Brookville
Washington, D.C
Rita Ohlgren
Maria Theresa Morley
Aon
Russell A. Hawes
William Morley
Henderson Barracks
Ft. Myer
L. C. Saunders
Marshall Reid
Virginia
Washington
Maryland
Rita
Maria Theresa
Maj. A. S. Ohlgren
Japan
Treasure Island
Calif
Duet Sings at Two Churches Amid Heat Wave
Obe Down Crier Eugene C. Babb and Bill Fraula sang at Christ Episcopal Church 10 to 11 a.m. service then repeated the duet at Market Street Methodist Church 11 a.m. heat wave brings 74 degree low and 76 degree high. Mrs Hoye Smith of 317 E Piccadilly St. received a 10 a.m. letter from daughter Mrs John Thomas in Elizabeth City N C. Mail service praised. City Parking Lot on former McComac property at Kent and Bosca wen Streets paved and marked for use.
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Eugene C. Babb
Bill Fraula
Christ Episcopal Church
Market Street Methodist Church
Hoye Smith
E. Piccadilly St
John Thomas
Elizabeth City
N.C
McComac
Rio Crash Claims 17 of 102 Aboard in Brazil
In Rio de Janeiro a Panair de Brasil DC8 with 102 on board skidded off a runway and exploded into Guarana Bay. At least 12 killed and 21 hospitalized with burns and shock as 11 passengers remain missing and some survivors reportedly left the airport.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Guanabara Bay
Brazil
Panair de Brasil
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Lisbon
Portugal
Fernada Fortunata
Soviet cosmonauts say craft came within three miles in space twin flight
Maj. Andrian Nikolayev and Lt. Col. Pavel Popovich said Vostok III and Vostok IV never touched, came within about three miles at one point after their 95 hour mission. They described early proximity, two way radio contact, and a parachute landing after returning to earth.
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Moscow
Earth
U.S
Aviation Week
United States
U.S Defense Department
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Nikolayev
Kazakhstan
Belimate
5 000 Red Troops With Arms Laid In Cuba
The Cuban Revolutionary Council claimed 5000 Communist soldiers arrived in Cuba and five Soviet ships carried modern arms. The council offered no sources and issued the statement via a New York publicity firm. President Jose Miro Cardona called the event a positive Soviet invasion.
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New York
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Cuba
Council
New York City
Jose Miro Cardona
George Washington Slept Here draws large crowds in Winchester
More than 1 000 attendees saw six performances of the comedy George Washington Slept Here by the Bark Mill Players at the Winchester Little Theater Abram's Delight. Directed by Mrs Louise Patten the show outpaced prior productions and supported by the Winchester Frederick County Historical Society. Ben Belchie said the audit will show whether the venture was profitable and praised public interest in Hollingsworth House restoration.
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George Washington
Abram’s Delight
Bark Mill Players
Winchester Little Theater
Louise Patten
Winchester-Frederick County
Ram
Historical Society
Ben Belchie
Belchie
Enrollment At Shenandoah College And Conservatory Falls In Place
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music reports 385 students enrolled for the fall term with a projected total of 420. Freshmen arrive Sept 9 and upperclassmen Sept 15. classes begin Sept 17. Admissions sets Sept 1 for part time applications. 88th Convocation set for Sept 19.
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Shenandoah College
Conseratory of Music
College and Conservatory
Conserva
National Debt Passes 300 Billion Mark
The national debt rose to 300.133 billion dollars as of August 15, the Treasury announced, marking the first time public debt exceeded 300 billion. This update confirms the official total and emphasizes the milestone.
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Washington
Treasury
Debt per person falls from WWII peak as limits tighten
AP columnist James Marlow reviews national debt history on Page 4 noting about 1600 dollars per person, below WWII high near 2000 due to population growth. It details a temporary debt cap of 308 billion, with planned steps to 305 billion, 300 billion, and a permanent 283 billion ceiling by July 1.
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James Marlow
Summer’s Here and Everywhere Brings Heat and Severe Storms
Heat and humidity sweep the central and eastern United States with upper 90s to over 100 in many cities. Violent wind storms topple structures, knock out utilities, and cause fatalities in a West Side foundry and other regions from Ohio Valley to New England.
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Associated Press
Gulf
Kansas
Illinois
Missouri
Ohio Valley
Pennsylvania
Southland
Mississippi
Arkansas
Far West
Southwest Desert
Great Lakes
Cleveland
West Side
Grand Isle
Vermont
Plattsburgh
New York
Allentown
Philipsburg
Iowa
Wisconsin
Michigan
Dodge City
Flower Dri at Smalt s Garden Center
Flower-DRI silica gel product listed by Smalts Garden Center located at 422 National Ave. The entry notes the store stock and address for customer inquiries or purchases.
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Smalts Garden Center
National Ave
Kefauver Seeks Contempt Charges Against Four Steel Firms
Senator Estes Kefauver said he will ask the Senate Antitrust and Monopoly subcommittee to vote contempt citations against Bethlehem Steel National Steel Armco and Republic Steel for refusing to comply with subpoenas seeking pricing details. Eight other firms agreed to comply under protest, and Kefauver urged the matter be resolved by the courts.
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Washington
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly
Congress
Kefauver
Bethlehem
National
Republic
Armco
Three men in Maryland coin-box raid. one dead
Two men from Harrisburg were held on $6,000 bonds each on assault and destruction charges after a Maryland state trooper was wounded on U S 40. A third man Lawrence Johns of Altoona killed himself as searchers closed in. The trooper Corporal Robert D Kirby survived and would stay in hospital for days.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
U. S. 40
William J. Dwyer
James C. Lane
Robert Booker
Harrisburg
Lawrence S. Johns
Altoona
Robert D. Kirby
Washington County Hospital
Kirby
Sideling Hill
Johns
Kennedy news conference to air live at 4 p.m EDT
The White House announced President Kennedy will hold a news conference on Wednesday. It will be carried live at 4 p.m. EDT by all national radio networks and the ABC and NBC television networks, with CBS-TV offering a delayed 5 p.m. EDT telecast.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
ABC
NBC
Cbs-Tv
Embezzlement Case Challenges Virginia Code In Rocky Mount
Linda Dillon, a former Rocky Mount employee, moves to quash her $2,790.45 embezzlement indictment as violating a six month limit, citing dates Feb 1 1960 to Nov 18 1961. Betty Mitchell also faces charges of $4,155.02 between Oct 17 1960 and Nov 7 1961. both await Oct 3 trial dates with preliminary hearings unspecified.
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Rocky Mount
Franklin
Langhorne Jones
Linda Dillon
Miss Dillon
Keister Greer
Greer
Jones
Betty W. Mitchell
Mitchell
Circuit Court
Russian Officials Snubbed Over West Berlin Stoneings
In Berlin the Soviet deputy commander pleaded with the U S mission to protest rock attacks on guards at the Soviet war memorial. Maj Gen Albert Watson II said he was unavailable, while West Berlin authorities and Willy Brandt discussed increasing security as stonings continued in the U S sector.
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Berlin
Col
C. Y. Tarasov
Watson
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Wall
West
Brandt
Rusk Urges Four Power Talks On Berlin Wall Tensions
Secretary of State Dean Rusk called in Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin for a hastily arranged session at the State Department to ease Berlin frictions. He pressed for renewed four power talks and proposed ambulances at East Berlin entry points to aid refugees shot at the wall. Western officials blamed Moscow for previously rejecting the talks while noting a deadly East German youth death as a serious factor.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Berlin Wall
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Rusk
the Wall
Aing
Big Four
Berlin
State Department
Dobrynin
Bait Smuggler Causes Stir at Coonskin Park Rodeo
A Charleston AP report describes a fishing rodeo at Coonskin Park where a boy surprised onlookers by pulling worms from his mouth after being asked what he had in his cheek. The odd scene drew laughs during the event.
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Charleston
W. Va
Coonskin Park
Help Wanted Deliver Winchester Star in Stephens City
Wanted boy to deliver the Winchester Star in Stephens City Virginia. Call Steve Ritenour after 7 PM.
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Winchester Star
Stephens City
Steve Ritenour
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