Signs of Strain in Western Unity Over Berlin Leadership
Western foreign ministers pressed to tighten Berlin unity as doubt grows about U S leadership. Sources report no progress on Berlin talks. Paris and London sour on Washington’s Congo policy. De Gaulle resists full integration of France into NATO command, signaling friction within the alliance.
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Berlin
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Washington
Congo
London
Dean Rusk
Gerhard Schroeder
Charles de Gaulle
West Berlin
Moscow
Quaretek
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Down-Crier Report on Round Hill Fire and Rainfall
Fire damage followed J Kenneth Robinsons annual donations with minor blazes within 24 hours on his property. Electrical power was cut in Capon Bridge to allow new transmission lines. A pumper truck delivered gasoline and kerosene to aid tourists and residents. Nearly an inch of rain fell overnight, causing flooded streets and creeks.
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J. Kenneth Robinson
Capon Bridge
Coat and Suit Sale at Margaret L Hodson Hat Shop
Open every night until nine for Christmas shopping free parking at Sears Roebuck Co Winchester shop offers a coat and suit sale with coats 1/4 off and suits 1/3 off plus women and misses hats and dress shop notes storefront hours and promotions.
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Sears, Roebuck & CO
Loudoun St
Winchester
Margaret L. Hodgson
Land Purchase Approved For Junior High School
The Frederick County School Board won authorization to buy up to 30 acres west of Fox Drive between Rt. 50 and Rt. 522 for a planned junior high. Supervisors agreed after Supt. Ayler and board members cited crowding at James Wood High and the need for space, with a 1963 fall target for land acquisition.
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Frederick County
Fox Drive
James Wood
Robinson Memorial
Robert E. Ayler
Clyde Logan
Huyett Light
Fred Whitacre
Ayler
Aylor
Winchester
Logan
C. E. Garber
Paul Luttrell
Hurl Himmelright
James Wood Bond
State Literary Fund
Soviet Demands Hand Over Heusinger for Trial
The Soviet government demanded the United States extradite West German Gen. Adolf Heusinger for trial in Moscow on war crimes charges. Bonn rejected the accusation as false and said it would not surrender him. Heusinger is currently in Bonn.
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U.S
Heusinger
Moscow
United States
Adolf Heusinger
Permanent
North Atlantic Treaty Organizationary Committee
Washington
Foreign Ministry
Michael Kharlamov
Bonn
West Germany
Court Concludes Reading of Eichmann Judgment in Jerusalem
An Israeli three man court closes its long reading with a blanket verdict of guilty on all 15 counts against Adolf Eichmann. The judgment details his role in the extermination of six million Jews and related war crimes, with no evidence of mitigation.
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Gestapo
Eichmann
Europe
Gideon Hausner
Argentina
Xmas Bazaar and Auction At Kernstown School Tonight
Pre Christmas sale features suits coats and dresses with reduced prices up to 25 percent. Modermage Shoppe at 124 W Bosca wen St promotes the event alongside the Kernstown School venue for a 7:30 pm start on December 12.
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Kernstown School
W. Boscawen St
AFL-CIO Sets $1.50 Hour Target for Minimum Wage
AFL-CIO chiefs propose a new goal of $1.50 per hour for federal minimum wages. They urge Congress to raise to $1.25 immediately and extend coverage to 16 million more workers as part of Kennedy’s program. The plan calls for another raise to $1.50 once the $1.25 level takes effect in September 1963.
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Fla
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Organized Labor
Resolutions Committee
Congress
Kennedy
America
West Virginia court bars Zirk retrial in Ritter murder
The State Supreme Court unanimously rules that Wilson C. Zirk cannot be retried in Hardy County for conspiracy to murder Eldridge L. Ritter, who died in July 1960 in Moorefield after a cutting incident. The decision bars double jeopardy on the same offense.
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Charleston
W. Va
State Supreme Court
Frank C. Haymond
Wilson C. Zirk
Hardy County
Eldridge L. Ritter
Stephens City
Moorefield
Oene
Old Fields
Zirk
Ritter
Crews Mend Two Water Mains Overnight
Water and Sewer Department crews spent the night repairing two broken mains. A ten inch main on 300 block N Kent St broke about 6 p.m. and an eight inch main on Woodstock Lane between Molden Drive and Pine St broke at 9:30 p.m. One break’s impact is undetermined while Woodstock Lane cut water to nearby residents. Crews finished the Woodstock Lane repair about 12:30 a.m.
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Water and Sewer Department
Kent St
Woodstock Lane
Molden Drive
Pine St
Smalt's Garden Winter Hat Sale Ad
One group price for winter hats with discount at Smalt's Garden located at 422 National Ave. Sale run 1p-12 12-1% with hours noted as 12-1 percent. Includes hats and dress items announced in ad style.
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Margaret L. Hodgson
UN Headquarters Also Under Attack in Katanga Crisis
Unidentified aircraft attacked U.N. installations in Katanga overnight, with bombs dropped for five hours. Katanga forces reportedly shelled the U.N. headquarters and Tshombe alleged raids on the Union Miniere copper cobalt complex in Elisabethville. Majors Bousque and Faulque led Katangan strongpoints as plans for dynamiting key assets surfaced in a secret document.
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Katanga
U.N
Brussels
United Nations
Moise Tshombe
Elisabethville
New York
N. Rikhye
U Thant
Union Miniere
Central Congo
Rikhye
Indochina
Algeria
Bousque
Faulque
Tshombe
Big
Copper and Cobalt Company
Kolwezi
Paul Henri Spaate
Snoot Boots Aid Campus Hit Campaign
Ill 7-Knit snoot boots spread across University of Illinois faces as students knit nose warmers for leukemia victims. University President David D. Henry received a model and a chin muff version was sent to President Kennedy. many coeds donate 50 cents each.
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Ill
University of Illinois
University
David D. Henry
Kennedy
Middletown Sets Trailer Acreage Rules
Middletown Town Council approved a first reading ordinance setting house trailer lot sizes at 59 by 189 feet, limiting individual trailers. An appointment is expected next. Christmas lights and an electrified star on the tower are planned for Main Street and the Town Office.
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Middletown
Main St
Gene T. Dicks
Heat wave in Jacksonville records highs
A heat wave in Jacksonville Florida pushed highs to 83 degrees on Monday breaking the 1931 record of 80. Sunday's 82 also set a mark and another day in the 80s was forecast for today.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Santa Claus
Kennedy's West Virginia lens on unemployment and promise
In Charleston West Virginia frames John F Kennedy political battles and the nation’s biggest domestic issue. A Kennedy study revisits his record in the state 19 months after his campaign surge, tracing promises, reception, and evaluation of his performance.
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West Virginia
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Kienety
Ite
Japanese Rightists Foiled Plot Aimed at Ikeda Government
Police say they disrupted an ultra rightist plan to assassinate Prime Minister Ikeda and Cabinet members. Ten teens and others were arrested in predawn raids with weapons and uniforms seized. A financier linked to a Tokyo industrialist aided the conspiracy, viewed as a response to perceived Communist threat and inspired by South Korea’s junta.
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Tokyo
Hayato Tkeda
Japan
Ikeda
Daikichi Imoto
Seoul
Sokyo Labor Union of Communist Party
Kyushu
Tokutaro Sakurai
Imperial Army
Taku Mikami
Imperial Navy
Tsuyoshi Inukai
Mikami
Eiko Industrial Co
Akir
Hatano
Meteropolitan Police
Socialist Party
Inejiro Asanuma
Greater Japan Patriotic Party
Nobusuke Kishi
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