Dulles Says Soviet ICBM Claim Signals Threat
Secretary of State Dulles said Russia may have facts behind its intercontinental missile claim, framing it as a threat to the free world. He noted Soviet military support in Syria and warned that without disarmament both sides will continue intercontinental missile programs. He also said the United States will consider Chinese reporters' access on merit and declined comment on German elections.
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Prince Sadruddin Weds London Model Nina Dyer in Lake Geneva
Prince Sadruddin, Aly Khan's younger brother, wed London model Nina Dyer in a civil ceremony at a school house in Bellerive. Mayor Emile Jacques officiated as children played nearby. the couple then headed to a chateau for a Moslem ceremony. Nina wore a $750 Grey Dior dress. the groom and royal party wore formal attire.
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Switzerland
Aly Khan
Prince Sadruddin
London
Nina Dyer
Lake Geneva
Emile Jacques
Nina
Sadruddin
Aga Khan Iit
Heinrich von Thyssen
Christian Dior
Prince Aly
Aga Khan IV
Prince Amyn
Senators Signal Alarm Over Soviet Ballistic Claims
Sen Jackson charges Russians testing an intercontinental ballistic missile signaling possible propaganda timing tied to Syria and NATO. Other senators urge caution while defense officials assess the claim as Congress weighs missile investment and strategic balance.
Health officers plan battle over Asian flu spread
Public Health Service head Dr. Leroy Burney said an Asian influenza outbreak would likely cause mild illness for 10 to 20 percent of those infected. He warned a virulent change is possible but unsupported by current evidence. Burney noted fall or winter epidemics seem likely and praised vaccine production reaching 60 million doses by February. He urged readiness to protect essential services if case numbers surge.
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Clarke County Fair Opens Tomorrow in Berryville
Clarke County Fair sponsored by the Raritan Club opens Wednesday at Berryville with a carnival at Route 7. Judging starts Thursday at 10 am and the Harvest Queen contest is 8 pm in the grandstands with Miss Rebecca Ann Athey presiding. The Fall Festival Parade Friday at 6 30 pm features grand marshal Aletha Agee with Byrd Harrison Moore and Kercheval riding.
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Fairgrounds
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John H. Enders Fire Company
Aletha Agee
Washington, D. C
Harry F. Byrd
Burr P. Harrison
Brackburn Moore
Phyllis Lee
Gail Levi Kercheval
P.P.F
Clarke County Farm Bureau
W. &. Thompson
W. H. McCeney, Jr
Jack Hardesty
Frank Sowers
Harry Jones
Clarke County Raritan Club
AFL CIO charges Hoffa in ethics inquiry
The AFL CIO Ethical Practices Committee filed its own charges against Teamsters Vice President James R. Hoffa, citing a report to the union based largely on evidence and testimony before the McClellan Senate committee. The panel, already active with other Teamsters probes, set September 5 and 6 hearings to continue examining Hoffa and related leaders.
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Aflcio Ethical Practices Committee
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
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Senate Committee
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New York
Johnny Dio
Afl-Cio Ethical Practices Committee
Teamsters Executive Board
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Frank Brewster
Sidney Brennan
Hoff
Aflcio Executive Council
Aflcio
Ethical Practices Committee
Los Angeles
Afl-Cio
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Russians Claim Rocket Can Hit Any Spot on Globe
Moscow asserts a tested super range ICBM can reach any distant area without strategic aviation. The claim follows recent Soviet nuclear tests and amid U S skepticism, with officials noting potential production and global power implications.
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Siberia
U. S. Congress
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Air Force
G. Randolph Pearkes
Moscow Radio
Bernard A. Schriever
U. S. Air Force Ballistic Missile Program
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U. S. Air Force
Wild Shot Kills Army Trainee at Fort Dix
Pvt. Frederick H. Sylvester III of Braintree Massachusetts, 21, was killed on a night training exercise at Fort Dix New Jersey when a stray round from defective ammunition struck him in the chest during an infiltration course. He was in his fifth week of training with Company I Third Training Regiment.
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FT. DIX
Frederick H. Sylvester III
Braintree
Mass
Syvester
Company I
Third Training Regiment
Sylvester
High School Student Sentenced in Cow Shooting Incident
An 18 year old Waynesboro high school student, Jesse H. Moore, was sentenced to one year in the state penitentiary for shooting a cow on a May camping trip. The Augusta County Circuit Court judge noted Moore’s prior nine felonies and suspended two years of a three year sentence.
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Waynesboro
Jesse H. Moore
State
Moore
Augusta County
William S. Moffett
Russia Sends Arms and Advisers to Syria as Tensions Rise
London sources estimate 350 Russian military advisers in Syria and $83 million in arms sent, adding to $56 million previously shipped after Suez. Syria's stock includes 200 T334 tanks 50 self propelled guns 200 armored troop carriers 120 122mm field guns 60 antiaircraft guns and 70 MIGI5 MIGI17 fighters. More arms including two submarines and 120 planes are expected after Khaled al Azem’s Moscow visit. Syria denies Western aims while welcoming fact finding.
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Khaled al Azem
Moscow
London
Damascus
Communist Party
Pravda Today
Britain
Jordan
United States
Middle East
Hussein
Egypt
Salah Bitar
U. S
Lou Henderson
Henderson
Turkey
Bitar
Wisconsin Voters Choose McCarthy Successor Today
Wisconsin voters head to the polls in a special election to select the successor to the late Senator Joseph R. McCarthy. The contest pits Republican Walter Kohler Jr and Democrat William Proxmire, with Kohler backed by Eisenhower supporters and Proxmire aiming to end a gubernatorial defeat streak.
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Milwaukee
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Walter Kowler, Jr
Eisenhower
William Proxmire
Kohler
One-Eyed Parrot Rajah Unmasked At City Art Exhibit
Los Angeles reports tips reveal Rajah the one eyed parrot is the artist behind many works entered under the name Rajah Chandra. Miss Chandra Poweris confirms the bird painted over three years and has exhibited nine times despite the reveal.
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Poweris
Rajah Chandra
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