Khrushchev's Berlin gamble hinges on Western cracks
AP analysis notes a months in preparation campaign aimed at exploiting Western hesitations over Berlin. Khrushchev seeks concessions through psychological pressure and potential neutralization ideas while wary of nuclear risk and U.S. responses.
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U.S. State Department
Moscow
Jad Adenauer
U.S
Washington
Stalin
West Berlin
U.S.S.R
West Germany
NATO
Kremlin
Otterbein Press Funding Troubles Mark Virginia Conference Session
EUB agent admitted to profits misappropriation at the Otterbein Press in Dayton with two checks totaling over 6000 dollars. Rev. Joseph Ducknall and Dr. Stanley Dysart led devotional remarks as sessions focused on committee reports and upcoming events.
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Dayton
Ohio
Joseph Ducknall
Stanley Dysart
Russel W. Cook
Virginia
EUB Men
Lawrence L. Huffman
St. Luke’s
EUB Church Chorus
Martinsburg
Shenandoah College
Paul J. Slonaker
Spirit of Christian Unity
J. Gordon Howard
Central Area
Forrest S. Racey
Cuba reports Miramar attack by armed ships under Castro
Castro said ships attacked Miramar at 11 30 p m firing numerous 20 caliber cannons. The assault targeted First Street lodgings for scholars and hotel and theater buildings. Havana papers published photos of shattered furniture as civilians survived. The government accused the United States of backing imperialist aggression and vowed to defend Cuba against further attacks.
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Miramar
First Street
Hotal Scar
Chaplin
United States
Florida
Cuba
Free Now House Pee
Havana
Hoy
Armed Forces Ministry
Cuban
Unclear Cuban attack blame cited by U S officials
State Department and other U S authorities were mystified by reports of an attack on Havana. Officials entertained theories that anti Castro exile groups or Cuban naval forces might have been responsible, with a Miami refugee group claiming credit for the feat.
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United States
State Department
U.S
Havana
Miami
Fla
Castro
Robinson to Crown Round Hill Beauty Winner 1962
J Kenneth Robinson, Republican nominee for Congress from the Seventh District, will crown Miss Round Hill 1962 at the Round Hill Fire Hall tonight. The Round Hill Community Fire Company carnival opens at 7 30 with rides and games and proceeds go to a new fire truck fund.
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J. Kenneth Robinson
Congress
Valley
Round Hill
Round Hill Community Fire Company
Linda Holiday
Sandra Dick
Bonnie Allison
Sue Allen Dennis
Terry Hepner
Linda Carolyn Hohn
Alice Ann Pingley
Roxanne Hibbard
Patricia Gray
Cheryl Adams
Gerald Hepner
Mariner 2 Venus Mission Advances Toward Year End
NASA officials outline Mariner 2 plans to fly by Venus within 10,000 miles on December 14 pending midcourse maneuvers. Project manager Jack James notes potential light on Venus environment and tests of life possibilities, while past failures and international probe attempts frame the mission.
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NASA
Mariner 2
Venus
Earth
Mariner Project
Jack James
James
United States
Space Agency
Russia
Elks to Have Annual Picnic Tomorrow
Winchester Elks Lodge No 867 announces the annual family picnic at Izaak Walton Park on Rt. 50 east. Dinner at 2 p m, entertainment until 6 p m. Free pony rides treasure hunt bingo and games for children. Adults receive planned events for the day. All Elks and guests welcome.
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Winchester Elks
Izaak Walton Park
Rt. 50
East
Elks
Four Drivers Fined For Speeding In City Court
Four motorists were convicted under the citys tough motor vehicle statute after radar detection. James R. Pence 27 of Rt 3 Vernon G. Combs 28 of Rt 3 Wendell B Robinson 54 of 339 Jefferson St and Harry J. Keckley of Rt 3 were fined 21 75 21 75 16 75 and 21 75 respectively by Judge John Rice in Municipal Court.
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James R. Pence
Rt. 3
Vernon G. Combs
Wendell B Robinson
Jefferson St
Harry J. Keckley
John Rice
Firemen Fun Festival draws 2000 crowd at Winchester
More than 2,000 people visited the Winchester Volunteer Firemen's Fun Festival to raise funds for radio monitors. The Sears lot carnival features rides for all ages and aims to buy 10 monitors per fire company. Winners of bicycles from the Retail Merchants Assn. and firemen can claim prizes tonight or Monday at Friendship Fire Hall.
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Winchester Volunteer Firemen
Bob Boyd
Sears
Boyd
Assn
Friendship Fire Hall
Dave Fahnestock
Stephenson
Mark Barrett
Kinzel
Diane Lineburg
Gore
Joe Radford
Strasburg
Car Fire Douses Quickly on S Kent Street
About 8 50 a fire in an automobile prompted three volunteer companies Reuss Friendship and South End to respond. Engines burst into flames but flames were extinguished on arrival with minor damage. Driver’s name not provided.
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S. Kent St
Reuss
Friendship
South End
Tax cuts and deficits prompt calls for spending reduction
A speaker urged taxpayers to link any tax reductions to cutting non essential federal spending. He argued that federal expenditures exceeded 100 billion dollars last year and will rise, insisting balanced budgets and responsible leadership are needed to restore confidence. Ben Mossman of Wrigley Supermarkets was also set to discuss apple packaging and store level marketing.
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Senate Finance Committee
Ben Mossman
Wrigley Supermarkets
Trio of Seniors Die After Truck Plows Rest Home Entrance
A truck struck the main entrance of a rest home. Ninety minutes later many residents would have been in the recreation hall, almost under the wheels. Victims identified as Mary Lee Sorrells 87 Electra Maud Barker 83 Dallas Myrtle Hunt age unknown Elra.
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Blevins
Recreation Hall
Mary Lee Sorrells
Electra
Maud Barker
Dallas
Myrtle Hunt
Elra
W.Va. Driver Hurt Near Berryville
Water resident Donald Lee Hess of Walker County was injured in a one car crash on U.S. Route 340 near Berryville. He claimed another car cut in front of him forcing the loss of control. his 1961 sedan was a total loss valued around 1700 dollars. Hess wore a seat belt and sustained bruises while being treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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Water, W. Va
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
L. M. Bauserman
Donald Lee Hess
Rt. 2
Walker W. Va
Bauserman
Hess
U.S. Rt. 340
Two Drivers Charged In Winchester Accidents
Winchester police charged Robert A. Cather and Paul A. Wolfe in two separate crashes. Cather, 23, followed too close on S Loudoun Street and struck Bennie H. Jones Jr. Wolfe, 54, failed to yield at Kent and Mall Streets, pushing Robert L. Sirk into another car driven by Donna Kay Gano. No injuries were reported.
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Winchester
Robert A. Cather
Bloomery Star Rt
S. Loudoun St
Cather
Bennie H. Jones,Jr
Rt .3
Paul A. Wolfe
Hanging Rock
W. Va
Kent and
Pal Mall Sts
Wolfe
Kent
Robert L. Sirk
Rt. 5
Donna Kay Gano
St Braddock St
Milk Shake Tip for Boosting Kids Nutrition
For higher nutrients in shakes use regular milk with non fat solids. The tip suggests combining components to enrich flavor and nutrition for children.
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