Khrushchev Lashes West From Rangoon Shrine
Khrushchev, at the Shwe Dagon temple in Rangoon, launched a sharp tirade against the United States Britain and France accusing them of trying to kidnap a Russian visitor. He spoke during a tour with Premier Bulganin and Burmese officials, then commented on architecture and the case of Russian architect Vlasov amid reports of exiles in Paris.
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Rangoon
Burma
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Communist Party
United States
France
Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Alexander V. Vlasov
America
Vlasov
Paris
Indictments Blamed on Politics by Truman Officials
In St Louis Matthew J Connnelly and Theron L Caudle, once Truman administration officials, deny wrongdoing while blaming politics after a federal grand jury indicted them for conspiracy to defraud the government. Also named is Harry S Schwimmer, previously indicted on perjury. Caudle led the Justice Department Tax Division before being fired. The text notes a Sarah Zane Fire Co meeting and a note from Capt. Loryn M Crabill.
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ST. Louis
Matthew J. Connelly
Theron Lamar Caudle
Truman
Connelly
New York
Washington
Harry S. Truman
Caudle
Harry S. Schwimmer
Kansas City
Schwimmer
Madesboro
N. C
Justice Department
Sarah Zane Fire CO
AFL and CIO Merge to Form 16 Million Member Federation
The AFL joins with the CIO to create a single federation of 16 million members in a historic merger endorsed by both bodies. George Meany will lead the new federation with Walter Reuther likely to head the Industrial Union Department, preserving craft and industrial unions as equal components.
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AFL and Cio
New York
AFL
CIO
Free World
New Yorker
Statler
American Federation of Labor and
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Michael J. Quill
Transport Workers Union
New York City
Quill
Dominic Merella
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
Industrial Council
United Steelworkers
Frank England
Springfield
Irc
Walter P. Reuther
David J. McDonald
Joseph A. Beirne
Communications Workers
George Meany
Reuther
Automobile
Steel
Statewide S D Day reports flawless driving in Winchester area
No fatalities or injuries were logged on S D Day in Winchester Frederick and Clarke counties and across Virginia marking the second annual nationwide effort to prevent highway deaths. State police noted improving tolls year over year with Winchester and nearby counties posting perfect safety records.
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Winchester
Frederick and
Clarke
Virginia
Associated Press
Richmond
J Thomas Boyd
Eisenhower
Committee For Traffic Safety
Frederick County
Clarke County
Governor's Stand May Block Ga Tech Bowl Appearance
Governor Marvin Griffin urged Georgia's Board of Regents to bar athletic teams from contests with mixed race squads or events with nonsegregated spectators. He warned Tech against Sugar Bowl play if Pittsburgh fields a Negro player and called for an immediate meeting to act.
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Atlanta
Marvin‘ Griffin
Board of Regents of
The
University System
Georgia Colleges
Robert O. Arnold
Covington
State Board of Regents
Griffin
University System of Georgia
Georgia Tech
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Arnold
Tech
Light Snow Vanishes as Rain Replaces Flurry This Morning
A light snow fell but quickly changed to rain with only a trace at the Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory. No accidents as icy spots disappeared. highways stayed clear. Forecast calls for cloudy skies with occasional rain and rising temperatures tonight and tomorrow, with a high near 36 today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Richmond TV Gets New Channel 12 Station Permit
The Communications Commission approved Mond Television Corp for a new Channel 12 TV station in Richmond Virginia. Local notices list community events and advertisements from Middletown Grange oyster and turkey supper, sewing machine sales, woolens shop, fresh meat market, and a shooting match at Daisy & Reds Tavern with a December 3rd event.
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Washington
the Communications Commission
Ofichmond Television Corp
Richmond
Middletown
Middletown Grange
Winchester Sew
Mach, CO
Loudoun St
Palace Theater
Virginia Woolen Shop
Fine Woolens
E. Piccadilly St
Willow Lawn Farm Market Valley Pike
South
Daisy & Red's Tavern
New Furniture Moved Into Police Quarters Today
The Winchester Police Department completed renovations and moved in new natural oak furniture. The public may view the new quarters Sunday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. The project was done by Howard Shockey & Sons Inc and started mid July, with completion today.
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Winchester Police Department
Howard Shockey & Sons, Inc
December Apple Holdings Total 885 883 Bushels
Four major local cold storages report 885 883 bushels of apples on hand as December opens, down from 978 577 on November 1 and 1 031 088 a year ago. Largest holding is Winchester Cold Storage with 638 744 bushels.
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Virginia
C. L. Robinson Ice & Cold Storage
Winchester
Navy diver Joe Tallarico rescued after nine hours in Patuxent River
Solo maverick diver Tallarico, 35, was trapped nearly nine hours when his air line fouled on an anchor at a test mine off the naval ordnance facility. He was lifted after four hours in a decompression chamber and surfaced at 7 p.m. He described the cold as the toughest part and said he is ready to go down again.
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Solomons, Md
Joe Tallarico
Patuxent River
Tallarico
William G Fisher
Williamsport
Fisher
Gray Renegar
Joe
Eisenhower Holds War Budget Talks With Wilson and Radford
President Eisenhower in Gettysburg discusses next year’s military budget with Secretary Wilson and Admiral Radford. The meeting covered defense spending near 3412 billion dollars a year, as weather slow traveled routes to the farm office. Also revealed a pony gift for the President’s three grandchildren from J R Lackey of Asheville North Carolina.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Wilson
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Radford
Washington
James D. Freeman
Freeman
Thurmont
Frederick
Preeman
Eisenhower Farm
J. R. Lackey
Ashville
N. C
Armored Car Used To Capture Negro Suspect In Appomattox
Police used an armored car from Richmond to arrest Henry Walker 65 a retired coal miner in Appomattox after a fatal shooting and three injuries. Walker armed with pistol and shotgun was seized after tear gas forced him from a friend’s house near the scene. He is jailed on charges including the fatal shooting of Stephen Gafford 37 and wounding Lois Goode 40 and her children Martha 12 Elijah 18. Sheriff said the spree followed alleged affections rejected by Goode.
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Appomattox
Richmond
Henry Walker
Walker
Stephen Gafford
Gafford
Lois Goode
Goode
Martha
Elijah
David T. Robertson
Appomattox County
Tuition Grants Draw Fire as Convention Bill Nears Vote
Mrs. Kathryn Stone of Arlington calls the Gray Commission plan for private school tuition grants legally and morally wrong as debate resumes in the Virginia House. She opposes grants for nonpublic schooling where parents refuse public school due to integration and warns it could cripple the public system while the Senate may delay action. The measure seeks a public vote on amending the constitution to permit such grants, with strong support expected for passage as an emergency measure.
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Richmond
Kathryn Stone
Arlington
Gray Commission
State Supreme Court
Senate
Stone
del. Harrison Mann
Supreme Court
Regu
Federal School Aid Drive Grows After White House Endorsement
Washington reports a push for expanded federal school construction aid after the White House Conference on Education endorsed a stronger program by more than two to one. Secretary Folsom said Eisenhower would ask Congress for a broadened plan with state discretion and needs based spending. NEA leaders praised the conference as a milestone and urged aid be distributed to all states for demonstrated needs.
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Washington
White House
Welfare Folsom
Eisenhower
Congress
National Education Assn
John Buford
Mount Vernon
NEA
Folsom
Safe Driving Day Death Toll Surges to 69 Across Nation
AP survey shows 69 traffic fatalities on Safe Driving Day matching a recent high. Ohio and California lead states with most deaths while New England reports none. Rain and snow worsened conditions as major cities like New York and Chicago logged no deaths. Philadelphia, Los Angeles, and Minneapolis each had one. Ten month total near 31,000 with daily average around 101.
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New York
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
New England
Ohio
California
Adm
H. D. Miller
President's Committee For Traffic Safety
Miller
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Ilinois
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
New Jersey
New Mexico
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
New Baptist Church to Hold Inaugural Service Sunday
Calvary Baptist Church plans its first service Sunday at 3 p.m. in Friendship Fire Hall led by Chaplain Leon B. Gilbert USA. A 90 day charter period will define members while temporary officers guide the church and Bible study begins weekly.
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New Baptist Church
Calvary Baptist Church
Friendship Fire Hall
Leon B. Gilbert
USA
Newton Baker Veterans Hospital
Martinsburg
Walter Brooking
Herbert Watson
Jean Baker
Frederick County
Baptist Training Union
Brooking
Winchester Ministerial Association
Gen Waller Virginia adjutant general dies at 73
Maj. Gen. S Gardner Waller state adjutant general dies in Richmond hospital at 73. He led Virginia military affairs for 24 years since 1931. served as Front Royal mayor for 12 years and represented the area in the Virginia House of Delegates 1924 1928. Funeral planned Sunday in Front Royal. Gov. Stanley paid tribute noting his patriotism and devotion to duty.
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Richmond
S. Gardner Waller
Waller
Virginia
Pollard
Price
Peery
Darden
Tuck
Battle
Stanley
Front Royal
Virginia House of Delegates
Department of Military Affairs
Commonwealth
Virginia Weather Forecast For Dec 3 to 7
The Virginia forecast calls for cloudy skies with occasional rain and warmer temperatures tonight and Saturday. Highs around 36 to 40 with lows near 29 to 38 in interior areas and 40 to 43 on the coast. Temperatures will average 2 to 5 degrees above normal. warm weekend then a colder spell Sunday night and Monday, then a warmer Wednesday with rain totals of about half to one inch. The Winchester section notes high 36 low 29 today compared with year ago 38 and 31. A rummage sale is advertised Friday and Saturday at 435 N Cameron St hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary of the United Commercial Travelers. Continuous warm morning heat advertised for Schewels Furniture Co.
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Virginia
Winchester
Burge
Ewes
Cameron St
Webber's
The
United Commercial Travelers
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England
Russia
Maung Ohn
William the Conqueror
Loryn M. Crabill
Matthew Circle
Congregational Christian Church
Malden Electric Co., Inc
Clad City
City
Nual
Ga. Tech
Front Royal Road
GEO
Washington Garage
N. Loudoun
B. F. Goodrich
S. Loudoun St
Apple Holdings
Gray Plan
Gen. Waller
Rouss Fire CO
John J. Hawse
Miller's Hardware
Schewe] Furniture Co
Winchester Gun Club
Stephenson
Suopong Dis
Help Fight
Chrisamas Seals
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