Car Swept From Little Bridge Lands in Wrights Run Creek
Mr and Mrs Carleton W Gardiner were swept into Wrights Run Creek off Rt 522 near Armel after their car submerged at a small bridge. Neighbors used a garden hose to rescue them as Winchester Rescue Squad assisted. no one injured though soaked. Jacqueline Madigan remains in critical condition at Winchester Memorial Hospital after late Friday Rt 81 accident.
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Gardiner
Carleton W. Gardiner
Wright’s Run Creek
Rt. 522
Armel
Gardiners
Robert Lutz
Vernon Lutz
Winchester Volunteer Rescue
Lutz
Jacqueline Madigan
Berrysville
Rt. 81
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Goods Worth 268 Dollars Stolen From Frederick County Store
A Frederick County general store was robbed Saturday night with merchandise valued at 268.78 dollars. Daw son Store owner C. B. Dawson reported the break in Sunday morning after discovering entry through basement doors and a hole in sheetrock. Major haul included 60 cartons of cigarettes along with pipes watches and foods. Deputy Miller Owens investigated the burglary.
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Frederick County
C. B. Dawson
Dawson
Green Spring
White Hall
Miller Owens
Heavy Rain Totals 1.27 Inches Near Winchester Lab
A noon start produced 1.27 inches at the Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory with morning mist and forecast drizzle tonight. Charles Brown, three miles north of White Hall on Apple Pie Ridge, reports three dandelions blooming in his yard.
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Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Charles Brown
White Hall
Handley Martinsburg Basketball Game Tonight
Handley faces Martinsburg in a basketball game at 8 p.m. airing on the TV Cable Channel/6. The matchup features a regional clash with both teams seeking a win to boost standings.
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Handley-Martinsburg
Three Prime Sites Listed For Regional College Plan
John J. Pickeral announced to the Frederick County Board of Supervisors that three prime sites are being submitted to the State Board of Community Colleges for a proposed Region 15 college. The sites are the Garland Snapp property near Middletown, the Keister Long property near Strasburg, and the Jet property near Front Royal. A fourth site could be substituted if sewer and water access conditions fail to be met and Middletown may extend a sewer line to the Snapp property.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
John J. Pickeral
State Board of Community Colleges
Garland Snapp
Middletown
Keister-Long
Shenandoah County
Strasburg
Jet
Warren County
Front Royal
Pickeral
Strassburg
Archie Manuel
Frederick County
Snapp
Supreme Court Strike Clears Way for Defense Plant Work
The Supreme Court, in a 6-2 ruling with Marshall not participating, invalidated a section of the Subversive Activities Control Act of 1950 that barred Communist group members from defense plants as an unconstitutional abridgment of First Amendment rights. Justice Brennan concurred, noting overbreadth. White and Harlan dissented.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Warren
Byron R. White
John M. Harlan
Thurgood Marshall
William J. Brennan Jr
Justice Department
Congress
Pay Boost In Time for Christmas For Federal Workers
Washington AP reports final congressional action will raise postal rates and federal salaries retroactive to October 1. The 6 cent first class mail rate takes effect January 7, with military pay boosts included under separate legislation. House action was planned today after Senate approval of the military bill and a compromise for swift passage.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Rusk Eyes Talks as NATO Seeks Nuclear Treaty Accord
Secretary of State Dean Rusk arrives in Brussels for the NATO semiannual meeting to press West German and Italian opposition to a nuclear nonproliferation treaty. Debates focus on IAEA versus EURATOM inspections, with Bonn and Moscow holding divergent views.
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Brussels
Dean Rusk
Rusk
North Atlantic Council
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO Chiefs of Staff
United States
Soviet Union
West Germany
International Atomc Energy Agency
IAEA
European Atomic Energy Community
EURA
Common Market
France
Romania
Moscow
Bonn
Johnson
Britain
Winchester Post Office December Mail Totals Surpass Last Year
Postmaster Joseph C. Haines reports December mail through Winchester P O shows 74,610 more pieces than last year on Saturday. Parcel post is about 500 shy of year-ago totals, while machine-cancelled mail stands 3,000 above last year as of the same day amid a crowded lobby and a strong push.
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Winchester
Joseph C. Haines
Quake Shakes India Killing 65 in Koyna Area
A strong earthquake struck western India before dawn, with the Maharash tra government reporting 65 dead in the Koyna area 200 miles south of Bombay. Officials said 1,000 injured and 5,000 homeless, as tremors rattled from Sura to Goa and power outages affected Bombay.
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Bombay
India
Maharashtra
Koyna
Bom
Koynanagar
Khopali
Poona
Sura
Goa
Bombay Observatory
All-India Radio
Meteorological Observatory
New Delhi
Monsoon Break Allows Hanoi Pause in North Vietnam Bombing
The northeast monsoon eases pressure on Hanoi providing a temporary breather from U S air strikes as Vice Admiral Bringle announces new A7 Corsair II aircraft will enable heavier bombing on Haiphong and surrounding bridges once monsoon breaks.
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Ranger
North Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
William F. Bringle
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Gulf of Tonkin
Bringle
Navy
Haiphong
Panhandle
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
Two Killed as Florida Tornadoes Ravage Panhandle
Severe twisters swept across 10 panhandle cities causing extensive damage. Two people were killed and more than 200 injured, many at Tyndall Air Force Base and Fort Walton Beach. Power and phone lines were out. National Guardsmen patrolled to deter looting.
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Panama City
Fla
Florida Panhandle
Alabama
Florida
Tyndall Air Force Base
Fort Walton Beach
Claude Kirk
Kirk
Bayou Wood
Air Force
Oscaloosa County
Ray Wilson
Tyndall
Hank Horsham
Joan Coker
Eglin Air Force Base Hospital
Teen Viet Cong assault on U.S. artillery post leaves heavy casualties
Vietnamese and American reports say 400 enemy fighters charged a fortified post 50 miles north of Saigon. 124 enemy bodies found, many teenagers. One American killed, 31 wounded. Seven Americans dead or wounded in three Saigon area skirmishes. helicopter crew rescued after Phantom downing. Heroin packets found on some enemy corpses.
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Saigon
U.S
Gis
U.S. 9Th Infantry Division
Nhut Tan
South Vietnam
Virginia Weather Forecast Sees Rain and Mild Turn
A cold high pressure ridge from New England to Virginia and a stationary front across the Carolinas bring more rain as a Gulf Coast low moves north tonight into Tuesday. Temperatures rise slightly through Tuesday then cool Wednesday.
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Richmond
Virginia
New England
Virginia Capes
North Carolina
Kentucky
Gulf Coast
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Star
Jim Hamilton
Little Bridge
George Lutz
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John McNair & Associates
Waynesboro
Cooley
Europe
Central
M. Sgt
H. Coker
Coker
Loreta Byrd
M. Set
Jerry J. Byrd
Byrds
W. Butler & Bro
Rhodes Jewelry Co
Gorham Sterling Silver
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