Conferees Agree On 1.2 Billion Five Year Aid Plan
Senate backs a five year foreign aid program totaling 4.253 billion with 1.2 billion in loans this year and no Treasury borrowing authority. Kennedy calls the compromise satisfactory and says it enables long term development loans subject to appropriation.
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Washington
Senate
Treasury
Kennedy
United States
Free World
House
Conss
Sen. J. Will Y
Ajiam Fulbright
D-Ark
Jes
Senae
White House
Local Apple Blossom Notes and Spider Question
Ken ny Lewis’s son found a large spider with brown legs and a black yellow body asking for its type. Miss Barbara Jenks reports a Melbourne Fla trip as the 1961 Apple Blossom Out of Town Hon honorary Fire Chief. Other contest winners from Beckley and Maryland enjoy travels and fond memories of Williamsburg and related festivities.
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Kenny Lewis
Kenneth Lewis
Route 4
Barbara Jenks
Berryville
Melbourne
Fla
John H. Fire Co
Trade Winds
Fete Nenenet
Beckley
H Ore Md
Montana
Colonial Williamsburg
Car-Truck Crash Kills Berryville Woman on Rt 340
A Berryville woman, Mrs Barbara Perrine Baker, 22, died when her car collided with a tractor trailer on Route 340 near Berryville about 9:30 p.m. Two other drivers, Melvin Kesner, 43, of St. Albans, and Howard Jarrett of Glen, were hospitalized with injuries. The truck overturned after the impact. the car was a total loss. The victim’s body was extricated after a lengthy rescue effort. The crash raised Virginia’s highway death toll to 509 for the year per the Associated Press.
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Berryville
Barbara Perrine Baker
Melvin Paul Kesner
St. Albans
W. Va
Howard Lee Jarrett
Glen
C. D. Taylor
Uct
Kisner
Jarrett
Baker
Annabelle Beauty Shop
West Virginia
Clifford Loring
Audrey Cobb Perrine
Cowan
Hugh M. Baker, Jr
Virginia Lee Perrine
Deborah Perrine
John H. Enders
Webster Springs
King and Queen County
Virginia
Associated Press
Thomas Jackson Howell
St. Stephens Church
Kin
Queen County
Newton
Winchester
E. Piccadilly St
Alvin Johnson
Ford
Marvin Conrad White
North St
Packard
Reno Eli ‘Eth Hulver
Rt 4
Chevrolet
William Willis
Ithaca
N.Y
ENNY
Auto Strike Delayed At Least Six Days
Detroit AP report says United Auto Workers delays GM strike action by at least six days at federal request. Walter Reuther states bargaining will continue as long as needed with GM, Ford, and Chrysler contracts due to midnight Thursday, amid new AMC profit sharing and wage proposals.
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Detroit
United Auto
Walter P. Reuther
General Motors
Reuther
UAW
William E. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
International
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors Corp
Norman Matthews
AMC
Chrysler National Council
Top GOP Leaders Oppose Treasury Borrowing in Foreign Aid Plan
Republican leaders including Richard Nixon Nelson Rockefeller and Barry Goldwater oppose financing foreign aid loans via Treasury borrowing. A Senate House conference panel backed a $7.2 billion five year program to be funded by annual appropriations, counter to Kennedy's $8.8 billion borrowing proposal, pending further votes.
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Washington
Treasury
Richard M. Nixon
Senate
Congress
Nixon
GOP
Dwight D. Einer
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Kennedy
Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Senate House Conference Committee
House
East German swims to West under hail of bullets
An East German swam across the Teltow Canal to the West in the early hours, escaping unhurt as Communist border guards fired. West Berlin police reported bullets hitting the canal as the man reached the west bank at 6:50 a.m. The unnamed refugee joiners among similar escapes noted by Berliners as the “Death Canal.” Police also cited tear gas and water cannon incidents at Kreuzberg and Treptowerstrasse.
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Berlin
Teltow Canal
West Berlin
Freedom
Alexandrinenstrasse
Kreuzberg
Treptowerstrasse
Heinrich Luebke
West Germany
Willy Brandt
Bonn
Brandt
Khrushchevs
U.S
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Neustadt
U.S. Army
Bobby E. Scott
Edgerton
Dedication Set Sept 17 for New Airport Facilities
Dedication ceremonies for the first phase of Winchester Municipal Airport improvements are planned for Sept 17 at 2 p.m. The project includes paving 3600 feet of a 4000-foot runway, plus taxiways ramps and parking areas. An antique and experimental aircraft exhibit and parachute jumps are planned with possible military participation. The second phase will address a nutification project by the Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce. The Jaycees also sponsor exterior painting funded by local firms.
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Winchester Municipal
Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce
The
Jaycees
Soviets halt demobilization over Berlin tensions continue
Moscow reports the Soviet government has stopped demobilizing troops as Western pressure over Berlin grows. Marshal Malinovsky was ordered to delay civilian reentry until a Germany peace treaty is concluded, with threats to wipe out aggressors if war resumes.
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Moscow
United States
Communist Party Central Committee
Rodion Malinovsky
Germany
Khrushchev
Berlin
East Germany
West Berlin
Keidy
Kennedy
North Atlantic
Atlanta desegregation proceeds with calm start
Police dispersed small groups as four Atlanta high schools opened under federal orders. Signs urging boycott were removed and several people were detained for picketing or failing to identify themselves. Officials staged a peaceful entry with 69 000 white and 48 000 black students affected.
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Aaa
Atlanta
South
Alaoot
Mississippi
Murphy High School
Iby Civic
Bill Cody
Arlington
Grady High School
Cody
Murphy High
Brown High
Last of Cable Car Sightseers Rescued
Rescuers completed removal of 81 sightseers trapped hours in stalled cable cars above Mont Blanc after a midair cable break killed six. Survivors were ferried to Chamonix hotels as Alpine guides and troops aided the rescue across the France Italy boundary.
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Michael Goldsmith
Chamonix
France
Mont Blanc
Aiguille du Midi
Jacquet
Haute Savoie
Se Eene
Alps
A Ee Ziegler
Aerossdven
Tanta Wa
Brazil Turkish-Style Crisis Ends With Congress PM Plan
Brazil’s three military ministers propose Joao Goulart as figurehead president with a prime minister named by Congress through 1963. If Congress approves, the plan shifts power to a ceremonial president while the prime minister runs the government, potentially ending theongoing political crisis sparked by Jânio Quadros’s resignation.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Joao Goulert
Congress
Brasilia
Janio Quadros
Goulart
War
Odylio Denys
Navy
Silvio Heckel
Air
Let
Paris
New York
Port Goulart
Congressional Committee
Denys
Labor Party
Doutel de Andrade
Chamber of Deputies
Jose Machado Lopes
Machado Lopes
Barbour Elected President Of Blue Ridge CPA Chapter
Robert S. Barbour II of Barbour Parrish Co. was elected president at the Blue Ridge Chapter annual meeting in Charlottesville. Officers named include James B. Hoover as vice president and John S Tyng as treasurer. Barbour, a South Boston native, is a Richmond graduate and partner in Barbour Parrish & Co. and instructors secant
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Robert S. Barbour, II
Barbour, Parrish & Co
Certified Public Accountants
Blue Ridge
Virginia Society of Certified Public Accountants
Charlottesville
John R. Fisher
CPA
Yount, Hyde & Co
Winchester
James B. Hoover
Harrisonburg
John S. Tyng
Mr. Barbour
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Power Equiment
Dick Bond
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Mr. Softee and the Haunted House
Batis
Priday
Montgomery Ward
Harrison Brilliants
Paul Rhodes
Cedar Creek
Military
Italy
Barbour
CPA Chapter
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