Jaycee Polio Clinic To Offer Free Shots Tomorrow
A free polio clinic sponsored by the Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Winchester Frederick County Health Department will be held tomorrow evening at the Health Department on 104 N Braddock St from 7 to 9 p.m. Any shot in the four part polio series can be given, with emphasis on those who had their first shot in October. In the past year the JCC clinics have provided over 1,500 free polio shots in the area.
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Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce
Winchester- Frederick County
New Stamps for Collectors Revealed in New York
Two new stamps released in New York City feature the Abraham Lincoln four cent credo on November 19 and the Andrew Carnegie four cent on November 25. The items mark a postal history moment.
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Abraham Lincoln
New York City
Andrew Carnegie
New York
Khrushchev Hosts Warm, Lengthy Talks With Chinese Leaders
Tass reported a warm and friendly meeting between Premier Khrushchev and Chinese leaders Liu Shao-chi Hsiao Ping Peng Cheng, with long discussions on party theory and policy. Polish delegation led by Gomulka departed, signaling conclusion of Moscow discussions after over 20 days of talks.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Tass
Red
Mikhail Suslov
Communist Party
Frol Kozlov
Liu Shao-chi
Red China
Hsiao Ping
Chinese Communist Central Committee
Peng Cheng
Red Chinese
Interna
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Gomukka
Peiping
Ford Shares Tumble On Detroit Intervention Reports
British Ford stock fell sharply in London after reports of Washington involvement in the Detroit parent’s plan to acquire the subsidiary. Denials from Detroit eased some losses as late morning trading regained ground, but the exchange remained unsettled by conflicting reports.
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London
Ford
Washington
Detroit
Water rises in holds of grounded freighter off Michigan
The 246 foot Liberian freighter Morazan grounded near South Manitou Island after gale winds, with 14 aboard including Captain Eduard o Trivizas and his wife. Water rose in the holds as crews pumped, while Coast Guard rescue and salvage attempts awaited improved weather.
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Traverse City
Mich
Eduardo Trivizas
Francisco Morazan
Lake Michigan
Manitou Island
Michigan City
Coast Guard
Mackinaw
Traverse City Coast
St. Lawrence Seaway
Manitou Strait
Symphony Draws Largest Crowd In History Here
A crowd of 1 380, the largest in 14 years of NSO visits here, attended last night’s concert sponsored by the Winchester Exchange Club. The program opened with Schubert Symphony No 5 and Debussy Nuages and Fetes, then Chabrier Espana, followed by Dvorak Symphony No 4. Brahms Hungarian Dance encore.
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Symphony
National Symphony Orchestra
Winchester Exchange Club
New York
Safrole and Sassafras Flavorings Banned in Foods
The FDA banned safrole and oil of sassafras as flavorings in foods and drinks including root beer and sarsaparilla. Government findings label them weak hepatic carcinogens. cancer risk shown in female rats leads to cancellation of prior approvals.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
John L. Harvey
Russia Launches Space Ship With Animals Aboard
A third Soviet space ship carrying animal passengers was launched into orbit. Two dogs named Pchelka and Mushka were aboard the 5 ton craft with insects and plants for study. Tass cited the mission as a space flight to test conditions via telemetry, with weight listed at 10 037 pounds.
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Moscow
Tass
Earth
Laika
Radio Moscow
Pchelka
Mushka
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Belka
Strelka
Cuba Rockets Fallout Report May Be True
The Defense Department said it was possible pieces of a U S rocket fell on Cuba after a launch from Cape Canaveral. Cuban authorities reported debris near Holguin with no damage. A Pentagon spokesman said the possibility could not be excluded and that the inquiry continued. Cape Canaveral officials declined to comment.
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Washington
Defense Department
U.S
Cuba
Cape Canaveral
Fila
Holguin
Cape Canaveral, Fla
Apples in Storage Fall to 934 957 Bushels Here
Apple holdings in four local cold storages total 934 957 bushels as of today, down 190 106 from 1 125 063 on Nov 1. Comparisons list C L Robinson Ice and Cold Storage 65 136, Winchester Cold Storage 674 099, Virginia Apple Storage 160 152, Old Mill Storage 35 570 with last year figures in presthesis.
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Apple
C. L. Robinson
Winchester
Virginia
Old Mill
Leftist Students, Troops Trade Shots in Caracas Dormitory
Venezuelan President Betancourt cracks down on Communist backed rioting as gunfire erupts between hard core leftist students and troops at Caracas University dormitory named as a Stalingrad holdout. Disorders spread to six cities with eight deaths reported. Police raid Communist headquarters and labor groups.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Stalingrad
Romulo Betancourt
Maracaibo
Barquisimeto
Maturin
Portuguesa
Puerto la Cruz
San Juan de Los Morros
Jesus Anda
la Panorama
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Betancourt
Caracas University
Space Rocket Fragments Fall Near Holguin Cuba
Cuban authorities report fragments of a U S space rocket weighing up to 40 pounds fell near Holguin about 3 p m on Wednesday. No damage was reported as debris sparked alarms and political tensions with the United States.
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Havana
Cuba
Holguin
U. S
Oriente
Cape Canaveral Fla
Revolucion
United States
Cape Canaveral
Fidel Castro
Kennedy names Williams as assistant secretary for African affairs
President elect John F Kennedy selected Michigan Governor G Mennen Williams to serve as assistant secretary of state for African affairs in the new administration. Williams will retire as governor January 1 after six terms.
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Williams
Africa
Washington
John F. Kennedy
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Kennedy
White House
Georgetown
Robert A. Lovett
Defense
Connecticut
Abraham A. Ribliff
Stuart L. Udall
Argentina militia quells rebellions in Rosario and Tar Tagal
In Argentina, soldiers suppress brief rebel attacks in Rosario and Tar Tagal and sabotage in Buenos Aires suburbs. A source links the unrest to hardline Peronists aiming to derail President Frondizi’s push for political and labor peace. Casualties include three loyal soldiers and Julio Barredo.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Rosario
Tartagal
Arturo Frondizi
Julio Barredo
Barredo
Juan Peron
Humberto Sosa Molina
Miguel Angel Iniguez
Peron
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Short Hills
New Jersey
Shenandoah College Liberal Arts
Jaycee Polio
Crier
John Fearnow
Sterling
West Virginia
Eva Dehaven
Nain
Star Today
Tio Sa
Sassafras
Russia
Pentagon
E. Piccadilly
Pri
Longwood Alumni Assoc
New Orleans
William Frantz
Sydney Goldfinch
George Dreyfus
Louisiana State University
American Civil Liberties Union
Louisiana
Goldfinch
Tulane University
Jerry Hopkins
New Orleans Times- Picayune
Hopkins
Time
Life Magazines
United Nations
Organization of American States
Castro
U. S. State Department
U. S. Atlantic
Manuel Fajarado
Escambray
Fajardo
Fulgencio Batista
Stephens City Fire Hall
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