Nixon says security above budget in 1960s balance debate
Vice President Nixon told an audience of 1,800 manufacturers that if a choice exists between a balanced federal budget and adequate defense, security would come first. He urged continued aid and information programs to counter nonmilitary Soviet advances and urged a mutual security plan for next year at 23.9 billion dollars.
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New York
Nixon
National Assn
Eisenhower
Vanguard
Florida
United States
Free World
Soviet Union
Algerian Revolt Deadlock Tossed To UN Assembly
The U.N. General Assembly faces a deadlock as the Political Committee cannot reach a majority plan to end the Algerian rebellion with 37 votes for and 37 against, six abstentions. France rejects U.N. jurisdiction and amendments remove self determination references while Canada Norway and Ireland seek new wording. The issue likely returns in altered form next week.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
France
United States
U.N
Christian Pineau
Canada
Norway
Ireland
Assembly
G H Clark addresses farmers at 9th annual banquet
G H Clarksaid agriculture is the nation’s largest industry with farm assets totaling 176 billion and 22 million people on farms. At James Wood High School 275 attended the Pasture and Fruit Banquet where certificates and cash prizes were awarded for apple production and orchard exhibits.
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G. H. Clark
United States
Clark
Fredreick
John ‘S Wolfe
James Wood High School
Frederick County
Try
Harry Ridgeway
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
J. Douglas Butler
Green Chemicals Co
R. S. Underwood
Launching Site Plans for US UK IRBM Bases
Washington announces plans for four squadrons of Intermediate Range Ballistic Missiles to be located in Britain. American missiles, British base sites, and an estimated 84 million dollar cost borne mainly by Britain. Three bases run by Britain and one by the United States.
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Washington
United States
Britain
British Isles
Air Force
New York Times
Indonesians Seize Three Dutch Banks in Jakarta
Indonesians took over the three largest Dutch banks in downtown Jakarta despite a government ban on unauthorized seizures. Reports say Dutch libraries in Jakarta and Dutch diplomatic mission libraries were also taken. Authorities warn against selling or transferring seized property while enforcing foreign exchange rules.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
British Troops Rushed To Honduras Amid Union Rumors
British troops were flown in from Jamaica to reinforce garrisons in Belize's British Honduras after charges that George Price and PUP officials discussed uniting with Guatemala. London accused the delegation of seeking aid while exploring possible association with Guatemala. Price convened a mass outdoor meeting to decide next moves.
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Belize
British Honduras
Guatemala
Jamaica
Caribbean
Ulster
George Price
Peoples’ United Party
London
Colin Hardwick Thornley
Price
House of Commons
PUP
Britain
Western Europe reacts to US space rocket failure
Western European papers react with dismay and skepticism as the United States fails to launch a satellite in Florida. Critics lampoon the publicity while experts caution against overstating the disaster and note Soviet rocket history.
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London
U.S
Europe
Florida
Russia
Hideo Itokawa
Tokyo University
Japan
Alfred Lovell
Bio Radio
Jodrell Bank
England
Man Dies 21 Hurt In Car Bus Crash Near Texarkana
A head on collision between an automobile and a Greyhound bus 19 miles east of Texarkana Ark killed the car driver Ira Hugh Jones an 18 year old college freshman and injured the bus driver and 20 passengers Nineteen victims were hospitalized with two treated and released The bus was on the Memphis Tenn to Los Angeles Calif express route and among the injured is Barbara J Keller of Newport Va
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Texarkana
Ark
Greyhound
Leo Wilcox
Ira Hugh Jones
Texarkana Junior College
Memphis
Tenn
Los Angeles
Calif
Barbara J. Keller
Newport
Rehabilitation Center Fund Drive Nets $3000 in City
A one day house to house drive in the city raised three thousand dollars for the proposed Rehabilitation Center. Harry Lovett, president of the local Virginia Society for Crippled Children and Adults chapter, urged further donations to Robert J. McNally at Farmers. Turkey dinner and auction notices accompany the item.
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Harry Lovett
Virginia Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Robert J. McNally
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Conferences Planned On Vanguard Explosion
Conferences planned today at Cape Canaveral to determine why the Vanguard test rocket failed. The 72 foot rocket exploded in fire and smoke after liftoff injuring the pad area. a second identical satellite and a spare three stage rocket are ready for future launch attempts.
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Cape Canaveral
Filia
Vanguard
J. Paul Walsh
Martin
Martin Co
Spanish Warships Said in Moroccan Waters Near Ifni
Paris based French Press agency reports six Spanish warships including a heavy and a light cruiser entering Moroccan territorial waters off Agadir. Troops were called to prevent a landing while ships patrolled two hours before moving toward Ifni as Madrid confirms withdrawal from two southern villages.
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Paris
Agadir
Ifni
Madrid
War Ministry
Morocco
Ifmi
Atlantic
Royal Army
Boy, 20 Months Drowns in Stream Near Home
In Jonesville Virginia a 20 month old boy named Joe Eldridge drowned in a shallow stream near his Lee County home. He wandered to the water as his mother hung clothes and was found face down in about a foot of water. The child was one of nine in the Eldridge family.
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Jonesville
Lee County
Joe Eldridg
Jess Eldridge
Two Minor Wrecks Reported in Frederick County
Two minor road accidents due to ice were reported in Frederick County in the past 24 hours. No injuries. A 1953 Kaiser driven by Johanna Hetland Zachgo and a private school bus driven by Noah Edward DeHaven collided on State Route 688 near a blind curve two miles south of Route 50 West.
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Frederick County
State Rt. 688
8. L. Lee
Kaiser
Johanna Hetland Zachgo
Bloomery Star
Noah Edward DeHaven
Gainesboro
Zadigo
BM Chief Sees Russia Not Ahead in Long Range Missiles
Maj. Gen. Bernard A. Schriever, arriving for Pearl Harbor Day events at Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base, said the Russians do not appear ahead of the United States in long-range missile development. He cautioned Russia may lead slightly in short-range missiles but stressed U S needs a 1500 to 2000 mile range to deter Russia and expects production by 1959 or earlier. He noted no propulsion or guidance problems but highlighted challenges in system integration and warned against overemphasizing interservice rivalry.
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Kansas City
Air Force Ballistic Missile Program
Bernard A. Schriever
Pearl Harbor
Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base
Schriever
United States
Russia
Europe
Schniever
Wne
Schri
Government Lifts Ashes of Fallen Satellite Missile
The American government sifted the ashes of its failed earth satellite rocket seeking a recovery plan for losses in the cold war. President Eisenhower ordered a full account from the Defense Department while Dr. John P. Hagen assessed the launch at Cape Canaveral. The incident coincides with NATO unity concerns and recovery from Eisenhower’s stroke.
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Warren Rogers
IAF
Washington
Eisenhower
Defense Department
James C. Hagerty
John P. Hagen
Naval Research Laboratory
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Hagen
Congress
United States
Paris
NATO
U. S
NATO Chiefs of Government
Amer
Local Moose Home Dedication Set For Tomorrow
The Winchester Lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose will dedicate its new home at 1 p.m. tomorrow at 215 East Cork Street. State Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. will give the dedication address. Mayor Claude Smalts Jr. will unveil a memorial to M. E. Royston Sr. The Moose grew from 113 members to 550 in 11 years. A 50 member Chester A. Palmer class will be enrolled. A buffet will follow.
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Winchester Lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose
The
Moose
East Cork Street
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
M. E. Reyston
Claude B. Smalts
Sherman W. Dick
Wiliam M. Battaile
Chester A. Palmer
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Virginia
Salvation Army
Winchester Lodge
Battaile
Royston
H. C. Christe Lanson
Charles E. Myers
Wilson O. Pugh
Marion ‘Anscoy
Allen W. Gaunt
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