Khrushchev Warns U S to Fulfill Cuba Pledges
Khrushchev told the Supreme Soviet that the United States must keep Cuba pledges or actions would follow. He hailed peace efforts with Kennedy and warned imperialist circles against aggression while praising peaceful coexistence and Cuba’s right to its future. Tito and Carlos Rodriguez attended.
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Khrushchev
U.S
Cuba
Supreme Soviet
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Caribbean
United States
Republic of
United Veto
Tito
Yugoslavia
Carlos Rodriguez
Bank Merger in Virginia Creates Front Royal–Flint Hill Institution
Comptroller James J. Saxon approved the merger of Citizens National Bank of Front Royal and First National Bank of Flint Hill both in Virginia. Effective December 19 the combined $7 million Front Royal institution will extend its name to include the Flint Hill bank, creating a $572,000 entity.
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Washington
James J. Saxon
Citizens National Bank of
Front Royal
First National Bank of
Flint Hill
Royal Institution
City kettle rescue by trio in the gutter incident
One Salvation Army kettle was blown into a gutter during a windy spell. An elderly woman placed her purse on the curb and began gathering the spilled change, aided by a man and a second woman. They recovered the coins that had rolled into the street.
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Salvation Army
Direct U S Proposal Seeks Hot JFK Nikita Line
At Geneva the United States urged a six point plan to prevent war by miscalculation. A permanent hot line between Washington and Moscow would be part of a broader confidence building program including advance notices, observation posts, mission exchanges, and public disclosure of steps to avert accidental war.
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Tom Ochiltree
Geneva
United States
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Washington
Moscow
Dean
Seven Indicted by Frederick County Grand Jury
The Frederick County Grand Jury indicted seven individuals on various charges following a September incident in which youth Mar E. Faircloth was killed. Indictments include involuntary manslaughter for William Arthur De Haven, with defense by Peter McKee. Other defendants face counts of burglary larceny unauthorized use of vehicles and escape from a road crew, among related charges. Arraignment is scheduled for tomorrow. Judge Elliott Marshall appointed counsel for the accused.
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Frederick County
Grand Jury
Mar E. Faircloth
William Arthur de Haven
Peter McKee
DeHaven
Elliott Marshall
Grommery Coleman
Robert William Miller
George Franklin Fincham
Grafton L. Ogden
Austin Blair Keplinger
Kenneth Stervous
Joseph Allen Kirby
Perry Painter
Painter
John McDonald
McKee
Joseph White
Downtown Stores Stay Open Late Through Christmas Eve
Downtown shops will stay open every night until 9 p.m. from tomorrow through Christmas Eve to accommodate Christmas shoppers. On Christmas Eve they will close at 6 p.m. Free city parking lots will remain closed until 9 a.m. each day starting Monday to aid shoppers. The George Washington Hotel opened its west Cameron Street parking lot for shoppers with a sign at the entrance.
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Assn
William H. Butler, Jr
George Washington Hotel
N. Cameron St
Byrd predicts Congress will reject Kennedy tax cut
Senator Harry F. Byrd, head of the Senate Finance Committee, says Congress will turn down Kennedy’s 1963 tax cut unless spending is reduced. He cites a likely near ten billion dollar federal deficit and rejects tax cuts financed by borrowing.
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Byrd
Congress
Washington
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Kennedy
Senate Finance Committee
Virginia
Wilbur D. Mills
Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Republican National Committee
National Industrial Conference Board
New York
Record Cold Grips Eastern U S Frozen Creek at Hell Michigan
Bitter subzero cold spans the eastern United States as more snow falls in the Northeast. Schools close, travel snarls, and icy readings drop to -23 at Mt Pisgah with widespread frost and water mains failing in Columbus Ohio while Florida reports freezing temps.
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Associated ® Press
United States
Hell
Mich
Mt. Pisgah
North Carolina Smoky Mountains
Mt. Mitchell
N.C
International Falls
Minn
Jacksonville
Fla
Pensacola Naval Air Station
Florida
Miami
Columbus
Ohio
British Skybolt Fallout Tests UK US Alliance Strain
Britons warn cancellation of the Skybolt missile could force a rethink of defense pacts and the Holy Loch Polaris base plans. McNamara and Thorneycroft clash bluntly as NATO talks loom. final decision awaits Kennedy and Macmillan in the Bahamas meeting.
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London
U.S. Defense Department
Britain
Holy Loch
Scotland
U.S
Robert McNamara
Peter Thorneycroft
The
Daily Sketch
McNamara
Laborite Daily Herald
Thorneycroft
NATO
Paris
Kennedy
Macmillan
Bahamas
Stephens City
Steve Ritenour
Winchester Seed CO
Wender’s, Inc
SEARS
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Labor Party
Pre Christmas Sale Highlights at local shops
Retailers advertise All Wool dresses and seer dresses on sale plus dark cottons for five dollars. Buzzella's Lucerne Egg Nog offered at 79 cents a quart. SafeWay Stores promote gifts, coats and accessories, with new shipments and home furnishings from Grove Furniture Co. at 125 S Loudoun St.
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Lucerne Egg Nog
Safeway
Valley Ave
Braddock St
Grove Furniture CO
S. Loudoun St
Denny’s
Wik
Margaret L. Hodgson
City Council Approves Snow Emergency Plan and Tire Chain Ordinance
The council approved a three part snow emergency plan and enacted an ordinance making it illegal to operate a motor vehicle on city streets without effective tire chains or snow treads when parts two and three are in effect. The unanimous vote reflects lessons from the past two winters.
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Marvin E. Gore, Jr
Bitter cold grips state as temperatures plunge to near zero
Frigid conditions sweep Virginia and nearby areas with readings from six below zero to ten above in towns like Bluefield Bristol Quantico and Roanoke. Snow flurries light but street plans emerge to manage snow removal with ordinances proposed to curb snow dumping and guide plowing salting and traffic plans.
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Bluefield
West Virginia
Tazewell County
Heroin Valued At $150000 Found in Harlem Raid
New York police raided a Harlem apartment on Monday and seized heroin valued at $150000 on the illicit market. Detectives found more than 10 ounces of heroin in 50 packages wrapped in red and gold Christmas paper.
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New York
Harlem
Butler Pledges Continued Efforts for Health Building
Public Health Committee chair J. Douglas Butler said he will press for a new health facility here. After a city council vote blocked funds, he proposed reserving 35 000 from treasury and savings bonds 76 982 35 total. He plans to seek county support based on patient ratio and cited Fredericksburg plans at about 80 000 100 000 total with 55 percent Hill Burton funds.
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Public Health Committee
J. Douglas Butler
Butler
Treasury
Alout
Fredericksburg
Hill-Burton
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Bristol
Tennessee
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East Lane
National Ave
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Baker ,St
Fairf. Lane
Monmouth St
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Rouss Ave
Cameron St
Millwood Ave
Southwerk St
Fairfax Lane
Cindering
Killee City Yard
Railroad
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Washington St
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Southwerk
James St
Leiscester
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