Western Big Three urge Berlin meeting with Soviet Union
The United States Britain and France demanded a Berlin summit with the Soviet Union to prevent further tension in the city. They held Moscow responsible for the Berlin wall incidents and insisted the four power occupation rights remain in force despite Soviet claims.
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Lewis Gulick Washington
Berlin Wall
Soviet Union
Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Moscow
East Germany
Kremlin
Brandt
West Berlin
U.S
West
Army braces for Berlin crisis but sees no new guard call
AP軍事部記者報導 經濟與政治緊張情勢下 美國陸軍正保持備案狀態 目前看不到再動員國民警衛隊或預備役人力的急迫需求。正規部隊比去年更具備作戰能力，歐洲與其他地區需求亦可應對。
Sullivan sponsors Story-Telling Hour at Library
Mrs. Anna Belle Sullivan of the AAUW hosted a Story-Telling Hour with the Civic League. She registered children yesterday with her son Billy, 6, and daughters Susan, 11, and Lynn, 10, helping the other kids as well. Dick McDonald of Gainesboro seeks a water buffalo for a new house project near a swamp. Carter Luttrell of White Hall grew two large white potatoes, each weighing about two pounds.
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Anna Belle Sullivan
AAUW
Civic League
Dick McDonald
Gainesboro
Carter Luttrell
White Hall
Portraits Commercial Photography by Gordon Walsh Studios
Help Stamp Out Home Cooking Enjoy a Pizza Tonight Tip Top Pizza Shop Ads for Carper's Valley Golf reservations for Labor Day Picnic before August 28th with contact numbers for each business.
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Gordon Walsh
E. Piccadilly St
Tip Top Pizza Shop
Carper’s Valley Golf
Kennedy Flies To Hyannis Port For Weekend Visit
President Kennedy travels to New England for a weekend with his father at Hyannis Port Massachusetts and his son in Newport Rhode Island. He will stay at his Hyannis Port summer home through Sunday while his father recovers from a stroke. He plans to fly to Newport by helicopter after Mass services and his wife and daughter remain in Italy on vacation.
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Washington
Kennedy
New England
Hyannis Port
Mass
Newport
R.I
White House
Joseph P. Kennedy
John Jr
Hugh Auchincloss
Caroline
Italy
Initial Rt. 81 Project Advances Near Stephens City Milestones
Work on the 3.16 mile grading and draining project from south of Rt. 277 to near Kernstown runs ahead of schedule with 72 percent grading and 70 percent drainage complete. A 206 foot triple box culvert over Stephens Run is finished. Total cost about 987 733 dollars with 33 percent of contract time elapsed. Multiple contracts awarded for adjacent segments and bridges with bids ranging from 562 134 to 2 647 027 dollars. some bids not within estimates. Readvertising planned for the remaining section west of Clearbrook toward the West Virginia line.
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Stephens City
Rt. 27
Kernstown
W. K. Mitchell
Highway Department
Stephens Run
Mitchell
Wiley N. Jackson Co
Roanoke
Rt. 50
Rt. 11
Winchester
Barnhill Contracting Co.,Inc
Tarboro
N.C
Moore Brothers Co., Inc
Vernona
Rt. 7
Winchdster
J. F. Allen Co
Clarksburg
W. Va
Clearbrook
West Virginia Line
Moore Brothers
Rest Church
Rt. 672
Delegates Reelect 12 Trustees to Shenandoah College Board
EUB delegates at the 163rd session of the Virginia Conference re-elected 12 members to Shenandoah College Conservatory of Music Board of Trustees after reducing size from 15. Tonight Ambassador Richard E. Kella-Caulker of Sierra Leone will address the group at Shenandoah College. Delegates, about 110 in attendance, expect 700 to 900 at Sunday session.
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Virginia
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Shenandoah College Conservatory of Music Board of Trustees
Richard E. Kella-Caulker
U.S
Seira Leone
West Africa
Shenandoah College
J. Gordon Howard
East Central
EUB Church
Maryland
West Virginia
College
J. Frank Armstrong, Jr
Benjamin Belchie
E. C. Burtner
J. T. Kremer
Floyd L. Falk
E. N. Funkhouser
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Barn Fire Near Clearbrook Causes $13000 In Damages
A barn near Clearbrook owned by the E. W. Grant estate burned to ruin after a blaze that started just after midnight. Losses include machinery, hay and straw with total estimated damage over 13000, insurancepartial. Fire crews from Clearbrook and South Berkeley assisted, field fires nearby added to the firefighting effort.
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Clearbrook
E. W. Grant
O’rear
White Post
Boyce
Lynwood Lanham
Clearbrook Fire Co
South Berkley Fire Co
Inwood
W. Va
Gordon Armel
O. H. Enders Fire Co
Berryville
Lanham
Norfolk and Western
Ben Bella Triumph Sparks Algerian Popular Rally
Ahmed Ben Bella won the first popularity test in Algiers drawing cheers from about 30 000 Algerians. He pledged civilian rule under socialist Algeria and faced rival demonstrations that merged in support of the deputy premier amid Algeria's power struggle with guerrilla leaders. Mohamad Khider said the Political Bureau will not bow to any force. The rally followed violence and postwar chaos that fuels public demand for a better future.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Algeria
Ben Bella
Politier Bureau
France
Mohammed Khider
Wilaya
Virginia Ducks Get Long Season Short Bag Limit
The State Game Commission approved a 50 day duck season with a two duck daily bag and a 60 day goose season with two per day. Both seasons open November 10 at noon, with shooting hours from sunrise to sunset. Canvasbacks and redheads are banned in the duck bag, and limits on mallards wood ducks and hooded mergansers apply.
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Richmond
State Game Commission
Virginia
Tar Substances In Filter Tip Cigarettes Linked to Cancer
A Chicago AP report notes a Journal of the American Medical Association study showing tar in filtered cigarette smoke can cause skin tumors in mice. Six brands tested produced tumors. filtered brands yielded about one third the tar and fewer tumors, though all brands caused cancer in mice.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
Brandt Appeals Calm Amid Berlin Tense Standoff
Berlin reports renewed tension as Soviet armored cars enter the Western sector after limited resistance to an American escort. A U S convoy moves unhindered on the autobahn while West Berliners anger over a refugee’s slaying grows. Mayor Willy Brandt urges calm and unity as Western powers demand talks to prevent further danger.
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Berlin
U.S
Checkpoint Charlie
Picnic Visitors Tour Timberville Facilities During Byrd Picnic
Visitors accompanying Senator Byrd toured the Timberville Turkey Knob Orchard Co. packing plant as part of his annual picnic. Early arrivals from Atlanta Kansas City San Antonio and Houston viewed the facility. The event continues tomorrow with a noon picnic at Rosemont orchard Berryville and a speaking program.
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Sen. H. F. Byrd
Timberville
Atlanta
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Harold D. Patton
James R. Wilkins
Joe Flory
Pleasant Valley
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Berkeley Springs
Eddie Henry
Pikeside
Thomas Crogan
Bayard
Lewis C. Armentrout, Jr
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S. J. Westfall
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Hale Harrison
Paul Rhodes
Cedar Creek
B. P.O. Elks
Izaak Walton Park
Winchester Lodge
Boyce Fire Co
Norfolk and Western Railroad
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By Carl Hartman
Jefferson Orchard
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George Washington Hotel
H. F. Byrd, Inc
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