Nehru Rushes Troops to Menaced India Region
India moves to reinforce the Northeast Frontier as Red Chinese advances prompt Nehru to seek talks with neighboring states. The Dalai Lama appeals to the United Nations amid Tibetan crisis and Pakistan leader Ayub Khan set to visit Delhi for talks on regional tensions.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Tibet
Dalai Lama
United Nations
Himalayan
Kameng
S. P. P. Thorat
Northeast Frontier
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Pakistan
Delhi
East Pakistan
Mussoorie
Jigme
Monstrous worm found on lawn attracts expert identification
A pale turquoise worm nearly an inch wide and five inches long was found by Mrs. William Burk on her lawn at 13 East Bond Street. Dr. Clarence Hill of the Winchester Fruit Laboratory says it will turn into a moth. It features an orange head with horns and legs on each body segment. The worm is harmless and feeds on deciduous tree leaves.
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William Burk
E. Bond St
Clarence Hill
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratooy
Burk
Arrests Promised In Fatal Stabbings In NYC
New York police said at least a dozen suspects would be arrested after a violent West Side playground attack left two teens dead and several others wounded. Investigators report a Spanish speaking gang led by a cloaked leader in a cape and cane.
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New York
New York City
James B. Leggett
Leggett
West Side
Manhattan
Jimmy Orphanos
Crashes Cause Demolished Cars and $2295 in Damage
Six weekend traffic crashes in the area totaled $2,295 in damage. Two autos were demolished in the worst crash 1.5 miles south of Stephens City on Rt. 11 at 730 p.m. Saturday. drivers Charlie C. Dillon and Henry L. Pasquick were unhurt. A Clarke County mishap on Rt. 340 near Berryville involved Audrey Ellen Stump and Julian Ray Moore with $1,400 total damage.
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Stephens City
S. L. Lee
Ford
Charlie C. Dillon
Strasburg
Rt. 11
Henry L. Pasquick
Middletown
Dillon Auto
Clarke County
Audrey Ellen Stump
Kansas City
Julian Ray Moore
Roanoke
Rt. 340
Berryville
L. M. Bauserman
Rt. 50
Gore
County Schools Open Today Full Faculty Named
Frederick County schools open for the 1959-60 session with a total faculty of 163. Supt. Robert E Ayler lists teacher assignments in 18 schools while full pupil counts await tomorrow. Labor Day provides a holiday for the week ahead.
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Frederick County
Robert E. Ayler
James C. Gordon
James Wood
Melvin Fawcett
Shirley L. Ritenour
Eugene D. Funkhouser
Evelyn W. Scott
Harry E. McDonald
Alan M. Rogers
Donald L. Perrault
James A. Biddle
Reco Ware
Rebecca Whitlock
Noreen E. Kaye
Melvin C. Mintzing
Carrie Lee Brumback
Elsie Havermale
Elizabeth E. Thresh
Charlotte Taggart
Bernelle V. Davidson
Sue P. Wisecarver
Sara A. Michael
Elizabeth Hootman
Hugh Rexroad
Willard Hootman
Peggy M. Shrader
Elsie H. Livingston
George H. Turner, Jr
E. Joanne Beazley
Bertha W. Hoagland
Mary S. Woore
Jane S. Cather
Mildred ©. Saunder
William McCaughtry
John W. Miller, Jr
Ella Rudolph
Charles A. York, Jr
Helen S. S. Conner
Janet W. Lake
James L. Givens
William Lee Whitacre
Henry M. Davis
John W. Duvall
Kathryn Watson
Patsy Cook
Christine B. Watt
Violet K. Hollis
Merle C. Eaton
Gladys Adams
Myrtle Breckenridge
India T. Jones
Dorothy S. Biggert
Lucille
China Admits Revolt Against Mao Policies
Tokyo dispatch says Communist China acknowledges violent opposition to Mao Zedong policies including peasant communes. Indications show revolt at high party levels with workers labeled rightist opportunists. The Red Flag report notes a campaign to silence critics and questions top leaders' involvement.
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Tokyo
Communist
China Today
Mao Tzetung
Mao
Red Flag
Party
Central Committee
Red
Virginia to Open Schools as Desegregation Moves Forward
About 75 Black students are expected to enter white-only classes across six communities in Virginia this week and after Labor Day, signaling a shift from massive resistance to local choice. Cities and counties including Arlington Fairfax Charlottesville Alexandria Norfolk and Warren have tentative integration plans with private options for those not attending desegregated schools.
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Virginia
Charlottesville
Warren County
Fairfax County
Arlington
Alexandria
Norfolk
Front Royal
Floyd County
Grayson County
Galax
Roanoke
Prince Edward County
Clarke County opens school with 72 teachers listed
Clarke County pupils begin the new session with 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. classes for hot weather. Superintendent Burton said enrollment figures would be released tomorrow. Normal hours revert to 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Oct. 5. The county lists 72 teachers, led by Clarke County High School with 25, Berryville Elementary 24, Johnson-Williams High School 14, and Boyce Elementary nine.
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Berryville
Clarke County
George W. Burton
County School Board
Clarke County High School
Berryville Elementary
Johnson-Williams High School
Boyce Elementary
Charles E. Miley
W. L. Boyce
Rodney G. Forsythe
Margaret H. Cepelka
Alice S. Loope
Donald W. Maphis
Betty Bauser
Richard D. Ridenour
D. W. Naff
Bradford W. Myers
Howard S. Coombs
Ann Painter
Hilda L. Joyce
Garnett Levi
Lora F. Harvey
Anna Beard
Laura Morris
Anna Macoughtry
Gussie Malone
Gladys Hart
Mary Lou Wisecarver
Elizabeth Hart
Jeanette Shipe
John Wine
Jeanne Levi
Mozelle Henson
Elizabeth Baechtel
Georgiana Glascock
Ruth Ramsburg
Catherine Bean
Norma Forsythe
Henry B. Davenport
Stella Moore
Faye Byerly
Boyce
Pauline Bean
Mary Thompson
Helen Cobb
Elizabeth Hardesty
Eisenhower Macmillan plan to win De Gaulle cooperation
London AP reports Eisenhower and Macmillan reached broad agreement on future Cold War talks with De Gaulle to be brought into full NATO cooperation. They shelved East-West summit decisions until Khrushchev visits, and discussed arms control, Berlin, U S British defense, and raising living standards.
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London
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
United States
Christian A. Herter
Selwyn Lloyd
Berlin
Germany
Washington
Britain
Community Chest Drive Kick Off Planned for Sept 30
The Winchester Frederick Community Chest opens with a Sept 30 kickoff supper at the George Washington Hotel and a following parade. Marvin E. Gore Jr. chairs the drive with volunteers invited to participate. Parade groups include bands drum corps Boy Scouts Girl Scouts and veterans' organizations.
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Winchester - Frederick
Veterans’ Organizations
Salvation Army
G. P. Duane
Public Information Section
Girl Scouts
Children's Home Society
Negro Day Nursery
Northwestern Guidance Center
Boy Scouts
USC
Winchester Day Nursery
Khrushchev to Be Accompanied by Family on U S Visit
Five Khrushchev family members will join Soviet Premier on his U S trip. Wife Nina and daughters Julia and Rada, son Sergei, and son-in-law Alexei Adzhubei travel, leaving one son-in-law behind. Adzhubei edits Izvestia. Khrushchev’s arrival Sept 15 could ease Eisenhower plans to visit Moscow later.
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Washington
Nikita S. Khrushchev
United States
State Department
Eisenhower
London
Khrushchev
Nina
Julia
Rada
Sergei
Alexei Adzhubei
Adzhubei
Izvestia
Mamie
John
Soviet Union
Victor Petrovich
Kiev
U S British relations said never stronger
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan asserted closer U S British ties after private talks at the Prime Minister's country estate. They spoke from No 10 Downing Street during an unscripted 20 minute television chat aired in Britain.
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London
Eisenhower
Macmillan
No. 10
Downing St
Britain
Recess Proposal Rejected by Senate Leaders
Senate leaders rejected a six week recess proposed by Sen. Smathers and urged staying in Washington until work on labor control highway civil rights housing and public works matters is complete. Johnson and Dirksen opposed the plan saying a recess would disrupt the agenda and hurt progress after Khrushchev visit.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Nikita Khrushchev
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Johnson
Dirksen
Smathers
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