Two of Crew Found After Jet Crashes
Two of the eight crew members of a B 52 jet bomber were found after Friday night’s crash near northern Vermont. Maj Karl E Keyes landed near Schroon Lake New York and reported the incident. Capt William T Combs also landed in the same area and alerted Westover AFB authorities. Searchers continued for the remaining crew as Keyes was hospitalized with multiple injuries.
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Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Capt
Combs
New York
Vermont
Keyes
Plattsburgh Air Force Base
North Hudson
N.Y
Maj
Westover
Air Force
Farm
Nepal Scalp Hints at Abominable Snowman Clue
Sir Edmund Hillary arrives en route to the United States carrying a Nepal scalp believed 240 years old tucked in a box. Experts in Chicago will examine it for possible clues to the elusive abominable snowman.
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Hong Kong
Sir Edmund Hillary
United States
Chicago
New Member Joins Local Civil War Unit In Winchester
Gene Bowers reports John Brust of Roanoke will drive to Winchester on weekends to drill with the local group while attending college in Cincinnati. He left the South for school, noting the college is Yankee but good.
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Gene Bowers
John Brust
Roanoke
Winchester
Mr. Brust
Cincinnati
Virginia
South
Collge
Dillon Said Slated for Treasury Post
Kennedy press secretary avoided confirmation on reports that C Douglas Dillon former undersecretary of state is Kennedy’s pick for Treasury secretary. Salinger noted a 45 minute Washington meeting between Dillon and Kennedy and declined to announce Cabinet selections.
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Palm Beach
Fla
John F. Kennedy
C. Douglas Dillon
Kennedy
Georgetown
Dillon
Salinger
Treasury Post
Treasury
Washington
Jacqueline
John Fitzgerald, Jr
Atlantic Shore
Caroline
Sen
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
New York
Wesley A. Hotchkiss
Kennedy and Johnson Plan Senate Resignations After Dec 19
Senators John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson intend to resign from the Senate shortly after the Electoral College makes their election official on December 19. Their departures pave the way for Democratic governors to appoint two new senators and shift seniority ahead of January seating.
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Kennedy
Johnson
Senate
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Electoral College
Massachusetts
Texas
Wyoming
Joe Hickey
Keith Thomson
Thomson
House
Hickey
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Mansfield
Senate Space Committee
Robert S. Kerr
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N. M
Senate Interior Committee
James E. Murray
D-Mont
Rules Committee
Theodore Francis Green
D-R. I
Foreign Relations Committee
Democratic Ens
Dennis Chavez
New Mexico
Allen J. Ellender
Louisiana
James C. Eastland
Mississippi
John L. McClellan
Arkansas
Olin D. Johnston
South Carolina
Spessard L. Holland
Florida
A. Willis Roberston
Virginia
John Stennis
Zirk Trial Ends With Hung Jury
Wilson C. Zirk's trial in Moorefield West Virginia ended in a hung jury after seven hours of deliberation. The eight men and four women deadlocked 8-4 for acquittal on the charge of causing Eldridge Ritter's death at a Moorefield area incident. The jury urged further investigation into four witnesses, while the court ordered no action on the deadlock. The case may be slated for the February term with prosecutors planning to pursue further proceedings.
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Moorefied
W. Va
Wilson C. Zirk
Eldridge Ritter
Stevens City
H. Gus
Zirk
Old Fields
Mr. Ritter
Ritter
Moorefield
Lewis Mooman
Nolan Shreve
Brushy Run
Junior Miley
Paige Weese
John Rexrode
Moomau
J. Fredericl. Larrick
Xmas Trees
Scotch Pine & Balsm
Winchester Seed Co
Snowstorm Blamed For Dozen Deaths Across Southwest
A fierce snowstorm blamed for more than a dozen deaths disrupted the Southwest from El Paso to New Mexico. towns isolated, communications down, power lines out, and travel halted as Ham radio operators relayed critical conditions. Frigid temperatures followed the storm’s advance with additional snow in Colorado and lingering icy roads in New Mexico and Texas.
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EL Paso
Tex
Jim O’brien
Big Bend
Wolf Creek Pass
Denver
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Lake Michigan
Valparaiso
Indiana
Lake Superior
Starbelle
Coast Guard
Pacific Coast
Mercury
Good Wins Trophy In Pasture Contest
John P. Good won the county Pasture Contest trophy at the Pasture and Fruit Banquet before 130 attendees at the Lee-Jackson. Winners in apple production were Harry and Marie Bowman, Snapp and Swing, and D. K. Russell and Sons. Roy McDonald won the 4-H and FFA corn contests, with Kenneth McDonald accepting for him. Distinct prizes were awarded to Cloverdale Farms and other district winners, while J. Robert Russell presented the Corn Trophy. The event featured speech by John C. Marsh on agriculture and announced the 20-Ton Ensilage Club achievement by Good.
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John P. Good
Lee-Jackson
Harry and Marie Bowman
D. K. Russell and Sons
Roy McDonald
Farmers of America
Kenneth McDonald
John C. Marsh
Strasburg
MR. Good
Stonewall
J. Robert Russell
Cloverdale Farms, Inc
Vernon White
A. E. Belford
Elmer Venskoske
D. L. Williams
Hayfield Farms
Bowmans
Sam Swimley, Jr
J. H. McDonald and Sons
Fay Marker Miller
Maurice Keeler
Snapp
Swing
James E. Richard
Ronald Snapp
Ray Rinker
Barley and Sons
H. W. Butler & Bro., Inc
Robert Carpenter
Willis Belford
FFA
Marshall Snapp
Harry White
Donald Adams
Malcom Brumback
Frederick County
Tear Gas Used as Algerian Rioters Clash With Police
Riot police and army units fought with thousands of rightist demonstrators in Algiers and Oran as De Gaulle visited Algeria. Tear gas and grenades were deployed amid fires, vandalism, and blocked transport. About 100 injured amid ongoing clashes and scattered reports of attacks on media offices.
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Algeria
Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Palais d’Ete
Jean Morin
Oran
de Gaulle
Echo d’Oran
Oran Republican
Vive de Gaulle
Morin
Soviet Agriculture Minister upbraided over weeds in eastern lands
Moscow Radio censured Vladimir Matskevich for neglect at collective farms in Kazakhstan and Siberia where crop rotation is not applied effectively and weeds are not always controlled, reflecting agricultural missteps in the Soviet Union.
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London
Soviet Union
Russia
Moscow Radio
Vladimir Matskevich
Kazakhstan
Siberia
Polish private plane owner allowed to keep aircraft
AP reports in Warsaw that Poland's Communist government granted Pawel Zolotow permission to retain his sole private plane. Zolotow, a noted aviation leader, rebuilt a wrecked single engine craft at his own expense.
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Warsaw
Poland
Pawel Zolotow
New Shipment Arrives at Modern Age Shoppe and Hudson's Market
Modern Age Shoppe announces arrivals of cocktail and formal dresses. Hudson's Fruit Market offers sugar cure hams apples cider honey local jellies jam and apple butter at Rt 522 N. with C M McMullan listed.
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Hudson’s Fruit Market
C. M. McMullan
Battle Threatens For Vientiane As Premier Flees
A pitched battle for Vientiane loomed after neutralist Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma fled the country. Anti Communist forces reached the city outskirts and began siege preparations as Souvanna evacuated to Phnom Penh with cabinet members and MPs. U S embassy staff faced potential evacuation in Cambodia as the crisis escalated.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Phoumi Nosavan
Souvanna
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
U.S
Community group elects officers and reports progress in speech therapy
Dr Bennett elected president of the Northern Virginia Chapter of the Society for Crippled Children and Adults with Alson Hott as vice president and other officers named. A December meeting praised a Frederick County Schools speech and hearing survey led by Charlene Baddour and Joseph Aucker man revealing treated cases and plans to continue yearly. The Center reported 51 cases treated and 375 therapy sessions since September costing about 10 000 dollars annually with new physical therapy equipment and future start pending funds under the Virginia Society and Easter Seal Service.
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Bradford S. Bennett
Northern Virginia
The
Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Melton S. Wright
Frederick County
Charlene Baddour
Winchester Rehabilitation Center
Joseph Auckerman
Virginia Society For
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Joseph Mobutu
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