Flight of Soviet Jets to U S Seen Bid for More Air Traffic
U S officials say Russia may seek to expand world air traffic with two TU104 jet airliners planned to fly to New York next month for the United Nations General Assembly. The flights could affect East West air traffic policy and Kremlin outreach to U S air firms.
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Senate Debate on Rights Key to Adjournment
Washington observers say Congress could adjourn by Thursday if Senate civil rights debate runs smoothly. GOP Leader Knowland told President Eisenhower Thursday night is the best guess, with Friday or Monday as backups. Senate Democratic Leader Johnson cited possible weekend action if recovery allows.
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Beth Knowland
Johnson
Eisenhower Pleased With Senate Aid Increase
Sen Knowland says President Eisenhower is satisfied with Senate committee action adding 500.9 million dollars to foreign aid. The Senate panel approved 14 to 7 a bill totaling 3.6927 billion in new and reappropriated funds, with House cuts trimming authorization. The fight shifts to the Senate floor as opponents seek further reductions.
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Car ownership rates vary across Britain and the United States
About ten percent of British citizens own cars and refrigerators. In contrast US ownership ranges from seventy to ninety percent, according to Harold F. Lydall, senior research officer at Oxford University Institute of Statistics.
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Harold F. Lydall
Oxford University Institute of Statisitics
Record 51 Fires Reported In County This Month
Frederick County firemen reported 51 runs to fires and 14 calls for assistance since the July meeting, the busiest period on record. Of the 51 calls, 41 were brush fires, four to burning vehicles, three for houses, and two for barns, with 76 pieces of equipment moved. The association notes sparks from burning trash as the main cause and urges caution despite light rain.
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Sident
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Clearbrook
Capon Bridge
White Parents Seek Court to Bar Negroes in Charlotte Schools
Twenty one white parents win a show cause order against the Charlotte School Board over Negro students entering white schools. The board must answer Thursday as Greensboro and Winston Salem face similar actions amid school integration tensions.
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N. C
Hugh B. Campbell
Greensboro
Winston - Salem
Charlotte School Board
Brock Barkley
Gore Fire Company Picnic Sets Record Gross
The Gore Fire Company picnic at the Gore School grounds earned 1200 dollars over Friday and Saturday with a crowd of 325 pounds of country ham consumed, the largest turnout in the event’s history. An alarm for a brush fire near Round Hill School obliged firefighters, in aprons, to respond but the supper was kept on schedule.
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Satuday
Round Hill
Dulles Comments on Soviet Missile Announcement
Secretary Dulles questioned Soviet missile claims while noting no evident breakthrough in missiles. He linked the timing to disarmament talks, the Syrian situation, and a U N General Assembly meeting, saying the statement has political implications though he doubts its technical significance. He avoided asserting U S superiority in intercontinental missiles.
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London
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Soviet Union
Russia Rejects West Terms For A-Test Ban
Soviet delegate Valerian Zorin told the U N Disarmament Commission that five month talks on halting the world arms race are deadlocked. Moscow broadcast the statement after announcing a successful test of an intercontinental missile. The Soviet opposition to a two year nuclear test ban and a global inspection system frames a sharp East West clash.
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Russia
Valerian Zorin
U.N. Disarmament Commission
Moscow Radio
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Moscow
Auction Directory for Winchester Virginia area sales list
Multiple auction listings with dates from August 28 to September 14 in Winchester and Berryville Virginia. Items include cattle household goods furniture office equipment antiques and real estate. Auctioneers include W D Orndorff Cole Artrip E T Snider Dennis T Cole and others.
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Gainesboro
W. D. Orndorff
WED
Denny's
Winchester
Cole & Artrip
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County Court House
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E. T. Snider
Alice V. Payne
W. Main St
Berryville
R.G Feely
Dennis T Cole
G. G. Baker
Patton’s
N. Cameron St
J. Edward Thoma
Prederick County Court House
Winchester Milling Corporation
Drought Cuts Size Of Early Fall Apples In Virginia
The Virginia Crop Reporting Service says heavy producing northern counties show smaller than average early fall apples due to drought. Frederick and Clarke lead production, with rain now needed to protect late apples. Peach sizing also harmed by drought. harvest tapering in Virginia. Elberta remains top variety as markets hold steady with modest demand.
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Richmond
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Clarke
Crop Reporting Service
Winchester
Federal State Market News Service
Martinsburg
W. Va
Timberville
Appallachian
House Passes Compromise Rights Bill
The House approved a compromise civil rights bill by 278 to 97 and sent it to the Senate. Southern opposition derided it as judicial blackmail and a sop to a minority group, while Rep Selden of Alabama urged extended Senate debate. A bid by Rep Smith of Virginia to delay passage failed 274 to 101.
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Selden
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Dixie Forces
Broadstater Meets With Town Council Hart Sworn In
Berryville at a special Berryville Town Council meeting Mayor Leland W. Broadstater was introduced and Councilman Lewis E. Hart sworn in. Broadstater was appointed August 20 to fill the nonexpired term of Mayor Thomas Bishton and sworn in August 23 by Clerk Loring C. Kackley. Hart succeeds the late Benjamin Crampton. attendees included Dr. J. O. Cain Jack Enders town manager Andrew LaVelle Lonnie Levi and town attorney Edward Mc C Williams.
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Leland W. Broadstater
Lewis E. Hart
Broadstater
Thomas Bishton
Loring C. Kackley
Clarke County
Hart
Benjamin Crampton
J. O. Cain
Jack Enders
Andrew LaVelle
Lonnie Levi
Edward McC. Williams
Boat Explodes While Refueling On Houston Channel
A 20 foot boat exploded while refueling in Houston last night. One man is missing and presumed dead. Three others injured including Forrest Clifford who is listed as critically burned. The owner Herman C. Van Zant is missing and a search of the Houston ship channel is underway. Tom Nelson and John R. Fellers sustained non serious injuries.
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Tex
Herman C. van Zant
Forrest Clifford
Tom Nelson
John R. Fellers
Wisconsin Senate Race: Kohler Proxmire Tightens Contest
The Wisconsin U S Senate race between Kohler and Proxmire narrows as campaigns intensify. Kohler, 53, seeks a third term after governors run, while Proxmire, 41, campaigns statewide since 1952. Proxmire enjoys labor support. independents Boyle Cozzini and Wheaton field minimal threat.
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Phillip Nash
Proxmire
Kohler
Senate
Proxmire 41
GOP
Eisenhower
Howard H. Boyle Jr
Milwaukee
Joe McCarthy
Georgia Cozzini
United States
Douglas Wheaton
How's Your IQ Answers Revealed for Page 4 Quiz
Answers list shows responses to 10 questions with items including Amazon Yes No Ist Switzerland John Edgar Hoover Dr Kurt Schuschnigg Boston Mass Kidnapping Yes Depository and Luxury. The source presents a quiz answer key rather than narrative prose.
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Amazon
Switzerland
John Edgar Hoover
Kurt Schuschnigg
Boston
Mass
Weather and racing notes from Winchester and the Hambletonian
The Virginia forecast calls for fair skies and cooler conditions with 50s to 60s. Temperatures reach 86 today and 67 tonight with sunshine in coming days. In 1955, Scott Frost won the Hambletonian in two heats with times of 2 01 3 5 and 2 00 3 5.
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Winchester
Scott Frost
W.M. A
Trotter
Rainfall totals and averages for 44 year period
Rainfall data show yesterday’s 24 hour total at 0.03 inch with August total at 18.47 inches. Average annual rainfall over 44 years stands at 36.99 inches, with monthly averages listed from January to December.
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Dee
Combat jumper Pat Anthony leads lions and tigers act
Pat Anthony, a combat jumper with the U S 11th Airborne Division, becomes chief low trainer for the Hamid Morton Hunt Brothers Circus handling 10 lions and tigers. He studied lion training under the GI Bill of Rights.
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Pat Anthony
U. S. 11Th Airborne Division
Hamid-Morton Hunt Brothers Circus
Anthony
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